We start with U.S. Soccer star MEGAN RAPINOE, whose clothing line Rapinoe SC tells people to "be your best you." Then, Denver Broncos tackle RUSSELL OKUNG talks investing in tech and how he's inspiring youths to learn coding. And we go deep on Shaq's acting career with writer NATHAN RABIN, who also previews his awesome new book on the insane summer of Trump and the Juggalos.

Shaq is the Non-Sportsman of the Century for all his amazing movies, raps, TV shows and self-given nicknames. To honor his Hall of Fame induction, we go deep on his 1996 “rapping genie” movie “Kazaam.” And we chat up the kid from the flick, “Veronica Mars” actor FRANCIS CAPRA, who dishes some behind-the-scenes stories from the set.

U.S. Soccer legend and Fox Sports analyst ALEXI LALAS has been releasing rock albums for two decades. We set the record straight on his discography, touring with Hootie, and "yacht rock" vs. "hair metal." Then (53:00 mark) we chat with badass U.S. Paralympic Games athlete REGAS WOODS ... who was a death-defying motorcycle stunt rider!

It’s almost NFL season, so we have two football fan favorites. We start with longtime NFL reporter DON BANKS about collecting vintage baseball cards. Then (43:00 mark) Deadspin and GQ writer DREW MAGARY wrote a hilarious new folk tale novel, “The Hike,” so we break down the book and his writing process.

VERNE LUNDQUIST is an icon of broadcasting who has delivered more famous calls than anyone. On the eve of his last SEC season for CBS, we break down his love of classical music - and get some hilarious revelations about his acting in "Happy Gilmore" and "The Last Boy Scout."

Chicago Sky star COURTNEY VANDERSLOOT calls herself a “sucker for romance." We break down her passion for romance novels and rom coms – and reveal she doesn't even know who Fabio is. Then (39:00) we go deep on the history of NBA Jam and even track down its most obscure player, former Mavs guard MIKE IUZZOLINO (54:00), for an exclusive Q&A about how he got into the most famous NBA video game ever made.

Legendary NFL broadcaster JAMES BROWN (CBS's "The NFL Today," Showtime's "Inside the NFL") has been in love with classic and muscle cars ever since the 1960s. We break down his collection, discuss the art of naming a vehicle, and learn what makes some cars "nasty" and others "sweet." Plus (46:30) we go deep on Jimmy Butler & Team USA's rendition of "A Thousand Miles."

If you follow Sports Illustrated media critic RICHARD DEITSCH on Twitter, you know he follows politics relentlessly. So with the political conventions going absolutely bonkers, we break down everything from Scott Baio to Bernie Bros. Plus (50:00 mark) we go deep on the NBA-sanctioned Chinese basketball movie “Amazing,” an acting tour de force featuring Carmelo Anthony & Dwight Howard!

ESPN’s SARAH SPAIN breaks down some serious game film on “The Bachelor” franchise. We give predictions for this season’s “Bachelorette” finale, discuss Aaron/Jordan Rodgers’ family drama, and decide which athletes would make the best Bachelors. (Tebow!) Then (1:02:00) we do a battle royale between two classic rap videos featuring Deion Sanders.

The Ringer’s AMANDA DOBBINS told the world she’d talk to anyone about the book “The Diana Chronicles” … and unfortunately for her, we found her email! She and Brad (14:30) nerd out over Tina Brown’s Princess Di biography, Diana’s hairstyles, Prince Charles’ (boring) sex life, and the nature of celebrity. Then (1:06:00) the gang goes deep on the rap style of Steelers’ RB Le’Veon Bell. And Gareth writes a “rap beef response” for the Rooney family!