Next, And 1 is giving us a blast from the past with the rerelease of the Tai Chi. Wes and Evan discuss some of their favorite memories from the year the Tai Chi was released and some of their favorite releases similar.

Out with the old and in with the new. Nike announces John Donohue will be stepping down as CEO and bringing back a familiar face, Elliott Hill. Are we excited for this announcement and what does this mean for Nike moving forward?

Regardless of how we feel, Nike is still popular amongst Gen Z. Why is that? What has Nike done right to relate to the newer generation of sneakerheads?

Lastly, Is sneaker collecting a mental illness? Join in on the conversation in the comments below!

This week we are welcome by Jai from SUPLMNT, the Sole Tables newest sponsor! We discuss the recent moves Nike has made in the pursuit of being back to the top dog in the sneaker game. Firstly, the under $100 line. What does this mean for the value of Nike moving forward?

Next, we discuss Nike letting go over 700 employees. Is this a sign of greater or worse things to come? What were the departments that were affected in this move?

Has Nike taken accountability for their lack in innovation? We discuss what Nike has blamed their lackluster trajectory in designs and what they blame it on. In addition to, the losing of Dylan Raasch.

Also, the death of self lacing. Nike has announced that it will no longer be hosting the self lacing technology as seen in Nike Adapts and Nike Air Mags. The Table weighs in.

Lastly, we discuss SUPLMNT and how Jai decided to meet hydration and culture and how that intertwines with sneakerheads culture!

On to another Michael, Michael Keaton reveals that he still has possession of the Air Jordan VI Batman boots. What were some of the best custom sneaker cinematic moments in history and how do they compare?

Speaking of customs, Goyard has decided to pursue litigation against the Shoe Surgeon for using their prints on a release. Should you be able to use other brands at your discretion if you’ve purchased them? Also, is the Shoe Surgeon technically a rep? What were some of his best releases? 

How old is too old? When should being a sneakerhead stop? The table discusses when or if we should ever grow out of being a sneaker head. 

Lastly, Nike reveals their releases for next year and we are in for a ride. What does this do for Nike and the sanctity of our beloved grails of the past? 

This week RBD and The Sneaker King of Philly discuss the recent development of Joell Embiid leaving Under Armour and joining Skechers. Can Big Men sell shoes? We discuss the Wemby GT's and the possibility of big men being the focal point of sneaker brands. Furthermore, aside from the 7ft expansion, football players are becoming more prominent in the culture. With the recent signing of Micah Parsons with Adidas and Marvin Harrison Jr. signing with New Balance, we discuss other brands dipping their hands into other sports. We also discuss Nicki Minaj's Loci brand and the Sotheby auctions.