This podcast episode explores the historical significance of Rickwood Field, the oldest ballpark in the country located in Birmingham, Alabama. It delves into the role of baseball in the civil rights movement and highlights the experiences of Negro League players who found solace in the game amidst racism and prejudice. The episode also discusses the decline of black Americans in baseball due to economic disparities and limited access to resources. Through conversations with comedian Roy Wood Jr., the episode emphasizes the importance of letting go of historical grievances and finding peace. Overall, this episode showcases the resilience of the individuals fighting for positive change and challenges the negative perceptions associated with Birmingham's past.