A limited-run docuseries from the Le Batard & Friends network, hosted by Dan Le Batard, Amin Elhassan, and Israel Gutierrez, that dissects the cultural and media legacy of iconic athletes one defining moment at a time. Season one is devoted entirely to LeBron James, tracing his arc from the Sports Illustrated cover that anointed him as a teenager through The Decision, his political awakening around Trayvon Martin and Tamir Rice, the "Shut Up & Dribble" controversy, and his business empire with Maverick Carter and Rich Paul. Each episode pairs deep archival analysis with rotating guests—journalists, teammates, and cultural critics like Jemele Hill, Cari Champion, Pablo Torre, and Hanif Abdurraqib—who lived through or covered these flashpoints firsthand. Blending nostalgia, sharp media critique, and candid self-reflection (including the hosts revisiting their own past coverage), the show functions as both a sports retrospective and a broader meditation on fame, race, power, and the athlete-as-institution. Ideal for listeners who enjoy long-form sports journalism, pop-culture history, and thoughtful debates about media's role in shaping public figures.