Ask Atlanta Dream center IMANI McGEE-STAFFORD what she does, and the former Texas Longhorn standout will tell you basketball. But ask her who she IS, and she'll say a poet. We talk (21:00 mark) the role poetry played in overcoming sexual abuse, whether hip-hop qualifies as "capital P" Poetry, writing for the stage vs. the page, and more. Plus, the gang pitches Steph Curry ideas for his new production company! Steph, baby, call us!

Triathlon world champion and distance runner GWEN JORGENSEN is one of the world's best athletes. But she's also a legendary foodie! We break down (25:30 mark) her love of exotic cuisine, favorite restaurants across the world, why her husband won't let her cook, taste-testing Shalane Flanagan's new cookbook, and why you NEVER give her pancakes when she's ordered waffles! Plus, the gang does a (hotly contested) fantasy draft of WWE stars' pop culture contributions!

You likely know RYAN SUTTER as half of the original "Bachelorette" winners Ryan & Trista. But you may not know he was a standout football player who made it all the way to the NFL ... only to see his dreams dashed by a freak injury on the very first play. We talk (22:30 mark) about the mental toll of career-ending injuries, finding new life in endurance sports after football, the toughest races he's completed, braving the "American Ninja Course" ... oh, and the time Brad tried to kill him. (No, seriously.) Plus, the gang breaks down sports vlogs vs. docs, the merits of Weezer, and Adam's "testosterone weekend." (Ew.)

NBA veteran JOE SMITH had a long career in the league ... and also in hip-hop. We break down whether Joe invented the "no tie with a suit look" at the 1995 NBA Draft, the time Malik Sealy introduced him to Jay Z, whether Kevin Garnett can rap, and what it's like when Ol' Dirty Bastard busts into the studio to record a song for Mariah Carey. Plus, the gang debates when a fun TV sports segment lasts too long and Adam's birthday drama!

NFL.com and NFL Network fantasy guru ADAM RANK freely admits he's a mark. And with WrestleMania coming up, we break down (18:00 mark) the best match-ups, Ronda Rousey's wrestling potential, the best WWE heels of all time, and whether the "Montreal Screw Job" was staged. Also, Adam and Brad break down the Brewers' tribute video to "The Sandlot."

When MLS and USMNT star GRAHAM ZUSI isn't on the pitch, he's probably in his hammock. The Sporting K.C. standout opens up (28:00 mark) about his most treacherous adventures, the keys to lasting a week in the woods with your significant other, which teammates could be survivalists, and whether "knowing how to make fire" means you actually, ya know, CAN. Plus, the gang gets in a huge brawl over Steelers RB Le'Veon Bell's new rap album and music video. To be settled in ... the "Shade Room!"

The last time we had on ESPN's do-it-all host and reporter SARAH SPAIN, she confessed her "Bachelor" love. So we just HAD to bring her back to break down one of the most controversial breakups in show history. She power ranks (26:00 mark) the worst Bachelors ever, goes "full clown mode" on the indecisive Arie, and previews her hopes for the new "Bachelorette." Plus, the gang talks Kevin Love's essay on mental health, Barkley's "SNL" gig and Adam's tales from the NFL Combine.

SPICE ADAMS had a long playing career in the NFL trenches, but in retirement he's reinvented himself as a bonafide social influencer. He opens up (23:30 mark) about his hilarious Internet videos, goofing on "old heads," how his "Fat Panther" parody got Shaq's attention, and whether Jay Cutler was funny. Also, with Kobe Bryant nominated for an Oscar we reflect on his late-1990s musical collaboration with Brian McKnight, "Hold Me," which sadly was snubbed by the Oscars.

LAURENCE HOLMES is one of Chicago's favorite sports personalities. But when it comes to donuts, he's Mister Worldwide, baby! The WSCR radio host and reporter breaks down (20-minute mark) his love of donuts, why he's skeptical of the "crazy donut flavor" arms race, why West Coast shops rule, and how he balances his sweet tooth with his Crohn's disease. Plus, the gang geeks out over Kyrie's "Uncle Drew" trailer and the only slightly more anticipated "Black Panther" movie!

By his own admission, CHARLEY STEINER has lived a "Forrest Gumpian life." Beyond spending his Hall of Fame broadcasting career around sports' biggest games, Steiner also was up close to some of the past century's landmark cultural moments. We talk (22:30 mark) about braving the rain at Woodstock '69 (and leaving before Hendrix), experiencing the famous "Summer of Love" in San Francisco, the best bands of the Sixties and Seventies, and more. Plus, the guys break down new music from Lonzo Ball!