As we come to the end of “The Last Dance,” we relive some of the most iconic images of MJ and the Bulls Legacy, focus on the practice and power of “being present,” and we wonder aloud what our own legacy will be twenty-three years from now as we reflect on what we’ve learned from #23.

MJ. Kobe. Lebron. Magic. Russell. Timmy D. Kareem. Who revolutionized the game the most? Who’s had the biggest, most iconic impact beyond the game? Who has been the most dominate player, offensively and defensively? We’re in search for the G.O.A.T.

Our most favorite episodes yet! In the most dramatic and emotional moments of “Last Dance,” we see the highs of success and the depths of personal loss, as well as feeling misunderstood. After walking a few moments in Jordan’s Air Jordans, the Dream Team reflects on our own hero’s journeys and what it takes to come back from life’s challenges.

We’re going (going) back (back) to 92’… to the moment when MJ went from NBA phenom to global icon. Be it Nike and Gatorade, multiple championships and an uber competitive spirit, or the world stage of the Olympics, we were all singing, “I wanna be, I wanna be like Mike.” Are we still saying it all these years later?

If you’d asked Shaboo + The Dream Team how’d they remember Dennis Rodman two decades ago, it would probably be for the media circus his social life attracted and not so much his disruptive nature on the court. But our love for the intangibles of the game, our understanding of the winner’s mentality, and realizing Rodman’s influence on our own style, has us singing the praises of the one they call “The Worm.”

Welcome to 23 and We! It’s the first episode and Shaboo + The Dream Team are focused on the foundations of greatness for The Bulls, MJ, and Pippen in episodes 1 + 2 of “The Last Dance,” all while laying the foundation of friendship and camaraderie for the 23 and We team… so there’s plenty of “hot takes,” jokes, and seldom talked about stories through reliving the Jordan Years.

Join host Christian Shaboo and the Dream Team of Will, Lamarr and Drew as they break down the previous week's episodes of "The Last Dance" to find lessons beyond the game and relive the glory of the Jordan Years.