With the WNBA, NBA, NHL, MLB and MLS all back in live action, the TTF Big Three spends some quality time unpacking the important question:

"What the hell are we actually watching?"

The fellas are back with an episode that focuses on the difficulties of the current moment. From gauging the support for science, racial justice, and the continued gaslighting of a nation by The Orange Scourge, this the clearly the most serious episode to date.

The TTF Big Three are back in full swing, and they cover a lot of ground. NCAA labor issues, the NBA's new "Coalition," Bubba Wallace, voter suppression, and so much more.

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She rewrote FIBA's rules that disallowed Muslim women to wear hijab in competition. She broke Hall-of-Famer Rebecca Lobo's all-time scoring record in Massachusetts high school hoop history. She's the first NCAA Division I player to wear hijab during a game. She hit a jump shot over President Barack Obama at the White House.

She is Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir, and she was kind enough to join the guys for a chat about what it means to be an athlete-activist in the 21st century.

Check out her organization Dribbling Down Barriers (DribbleDownBarriers.com) and be sure to stream her documentary "Life Without Basketball" on Amazon or YouTube.

WIth the movement and the moment so obviously upon us, the TTF Big Three do their best to unpack the anti-racist activism of the past two weeks.

For this week's episode, Kyle chats with Kris Rhim, of Liberty, Justice, and Ball, about athlete activism in the 21st century. What makes 2020 different than 1992? Why is Kris's generation so much more willing to expect its athletes to take a political stand? What does it mean for the future of sports and a fractured nation?

We dig into it all.

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The Minneapolis murder of George Floyd takes center court for the TTF Big Three, before the crew transitions into talk about the re-opening of the major North American pro-sports leagues.

Oh ... and Tettleton mentions Dallas sports figures. A lot.

The TTF Big Three gave episodes 9 and 10 an extra day to breath, and they are ready to put the finishing touches on their read of "The Last Dance." Be sure to pack a snack. You'll need it!

The TTF Three digs in on the Jordan Doctrine, Gary Payton, the labor issues surrounding MJ's baseball career, and more.

Oh, and don't miss the final 10 minutes, when the fellas read and react to some important listener feedback.

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The Take the Field crew begins with a tribute to their late friend, Dennis Gildea, then dive headfirst into the two most complex episodes of "The Last Dance." From "Republicans buy sneakers, too," to the gambling habits of Jordan, Kobe Bryant, there are so many more elements to unpack.