In this episode, scholar Dr. Jermaine Scott, an expert on the black athlete and soccer, joins us to break down race and the Women's World Cup.

In this episode, we are joined by special guest Dr. Ornella Nzindukiyimana, (@OraRunsWild) the leading expert on the Black athlete in Canada. Dr. Nzindukiyimana, (@OraRunsWild, discusses the history of the Black athlete in Canada, We the North, and blackness in Canada.

In this episode, we discuss the relationship between WWII, the fight for democracy, and the Black Athlete.

In this episode, we discuss the history of endorsements for Black baseball players and why MLB has struggled to market the Black athlete.

In this episode, we discuss the NFL Draft the the Black quarterback. Along the way, we talk about HBCUs, early black draft picks, and why the combine looks like a modern day slave market.

In this episode, we discuss Kyle Korver, white allies, and white privileged. We give you the context and history that you need while discussing Korver's position, Branch Rickey, Alice Marble, Jack Kemp and others. We also open with our thoughts about Tiger Woods winning the Masters.

In this episode, we discuss Martin Luther King Jr., and the Black athlete. What did he think their roles were in the Civil Rights Movement? How did Black athletes react to his assassination? And if MLK were alive today, how would he react to the sports world?

Leonard Hamilton went from a Negro athlete to a Black coach. What does this mean? In this episode, we explore the making of the Black coach. Through the lens of Florida State's Leonard Hamilton, we discuss how the Black coach became a familiar figure, the stereotypes and barriers they faced, and the battles they won.

In this episode, we explore that latest college admission scandal and the implications of sports and race. We also dive into a conversation about HBCUs, March Madness, and the play-in game.

In this episode, we discuss the World Cup and the global Black Athlete. We pose the questions, what's the history of the black soccer player in the US, its colonial roots in Africa, and what's the state of the game today?