Comedian Roy Wood, Jr. talks about Rickwood Field, the oldest baseball stadium in the US, hosting Negro League baseball, Klan rallies, and the first integrated sports team in Alabama. Exploring the historical significance of Rickwood, the challenges of maintaining its legacy, and its connection to black baseball history and women's suffrage. Delving into the impact of segregation in Birmingham's baseball scene, iconic baseball personalities, and the resilience of black players in creating a separate league. Highlighting the fascinating journey of radio announcer Theophilus 'Bull' Conner and discussing racism in broadcasting and baseball in Birmingham during the 1930s. Acknowledging the legacy of a baseball icon and teasing the next installment in the series.