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Episode VII: Michael Jordan Gives Back
Welcome back to another episode of the Sole Table. This week Carl and Evan discuss Michael Jordan and Jordan Brand committing $8,000,000 to the black community. Is this a sign of things to come for MJ? How is this a contradiction to his statements in the past and his previous alleged investments? The table discusses.
On to another Michael, Michael Keaton reveals that he still has possession of the Air Jordan VI Batman boots. What were some of the best custom sneaker cinematic moments in history and how do they compare?
Speaking of customs, Goyard has decided to pursue litigation against the Shoe Surgeon for using their prints on a release. Should you be able to use other brands at your discretion if you’ve purchased them? Also, is the Shoe Surgeon technically a rep? What were some of his best releases?
How old is too old? When should being a sneakerhead stop? The table discusses when or if we should ever grow out of being a sneaker head.
Lastly, Nike reveals their releases for next year and we are in for a ride. What does this do for Nike and the sanctity of our beloved grails of the past?
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By The Sole TableWelcome back to another episode of the Sole Table. This week Carl and Evan discuss Michael Jordan and Jordan Brand committing $8,000,000 to the black community. Is this a sign of things to come for MJ? How is this a contradiction to his statements in the past and his previous alleged investments? The table discusses.
On to another Michael, Michael Keaton reveals that he still has possession of the Air Jordan VI Batman boots. What were some of the best custom sneaker cinematic moments in history and how do they compare?
Speaking of customs, Goyard has decided to pursue litigation against the Shoe Surgeon for using their prints on a release. Should you be able to use other brands at your discretion if you’ve purchased them? Also, is the Shoe Surgeon technically a rep? What were some of his best releases?
How old is too old? When should being a sneakerhead stop? The table discusses when or if we should ever grow out of being a sneaker head.
Lastly, Nike reveals their releases for next year and we are in for a ride. What does this do for Nike and the sanctity of our beloved grails of the past?