BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier do their best to avoid rehashing the NBA bubble plans, and instead focus on the music they're listening to during this "Wait and See" world. Then, South Carolina and Denver Nuggets legend, Alex English, joins to discuss the modern game of basketball and living life as a "Walking bucket."

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier discuss the relationship between COVID-19 data and basketball's return date. Then, one of Chicago's beloved ballers, Cappie Pondexter, joins to detail her wide-ranging basketball career and her many creative pursuits off-the-court in the film and music space.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier are joined by ESPN's Bomani Jones to discuss the next steps for the NBA, Bomani's journey through the media landscape, Bulls-Rockets What-If's, and the beauty of telling the truth on-air.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier discuss the ideas being circulated around basketball in regards to the NBA's pending return. Then, 1973 NBA MVP Dave Cowens joins at NBA All-Star in Chicago to share some stories from his playing days with the Celtics, coaching BJ in Charlotte, and playing Master P in the preseason.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier return to the Timeline to discuss Dave Chappelle's powerful new special, Jokic's new look, Zion on 2K21, and the 'More Than A Vote' initiative. Then, basketball lifer, Tom Thibodeau, joins to break down how to prepare for the NBA bubble experiment.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier discuss their decision to take last week off, the basketball implications of the NBA's return, and looming concerns for players inside the bubble. Then, basketball legend Sam Perkins joins at NBA All-Star in Chicago to share some of his favorite stories from being a Big over the years.

BJ and Tate discuss NBA player reactions around the league, Dominique Wilkins on Billions, and BJ's love of baseball. Then, basketball legend, Ralph Sampson, joins the show live from Chicago at the 69th NBA All-Star game courtesy of Mitchell & Ness.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier discuss the NBA's plan to return to action at Disney World. Then, legendary hip-hop producer 9th Wonder joins the show live from Chicago at the 69th NBA All-Star game courtesy of Mitchell & Ness.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier introduce 'The Timeline', a topic-driven show once-a-week where both BJ and Tate scroll through a variety of topics and throw out their thoughts before the clock runs out. Then, Mitchell & Ness owner, Kevin Wulff, comes on the show to discuss the best basketball jerseys of all-time and the new releases on the way from M&N.

BJ Armstrong and Tate Frazier are joined by director of 'The Last Dance', Jason Hehir, to offer his final thoughts on the series, MJ stories left on the cutting room floor, and confirm there's no more episodes on the way.