Vince talks with Her Take alumni Shannon Maynes about the impact of Dame's departure from the Bucks and why the former Bucks star is in a great spot heading into a rehab year. The two also outline the short-term and long-term consequences of the Myles Turner signing and compare the upcoming team to the 2021 championship squad.

Vince tells the tale of the most embarrassing military defeat in Australian (and possibly world) history while Aniruddh Nambudiri recaps the athletic, political and diplomatic career of Antonio Inoki.

Luke's old co-host, Tomer Ronen, joins Vince to make some Pacers-based NBA Finals predictions that have already aged incredibly terribly in light of recent events. The two also solve a pair of moral dilemmas and tell some old stories in another edition of Wild Moments in Sports History.

Luke kicks off summer shows by reminiscing on the days of bad NBA draft picks while Vince pours water on the league's unprecedented parity. The two then tell some pickup basketball tales and debate the ethics of clothes at rummage sales. Later, the top 10 NBA games and buzzer beaters over the past decade.

Luke and Vince give their final takes of the school year before the show takes its summer hiatus. Also, Vince gives Luke a performance review, and the two hand out awards for their best and worst moments of the year.

Vince chats with resident football expert Josh about the most surprising picks in the NFL draft and how the Packers will fare in 2025.

With the Bucks' season (and franchise) now over, Luke and old host Evan Epstein mock an unstable Vince. The three share results from last week's NFL Draft BINGO card before engaging in a "bad take roundtable" where they are each forced to defend takes that the other hosts wrote for them.