NBA superstar LeBron James revealed when he seriously considered playing in the NFL, among other topics, on "New Heights."

Though his name has been synonymous with Nike for more than 20 years, LeBron James almost never signed with the company that helped make him a billionaire. In an appearance on Travis and Jason Kelce's "New Heights" podcast this week,

LeBron James' Ohio Native hat caught the attention of many on social media after the latest "New Heights" podcast. Here's how you can get one.

New Heights podcast co-hosts Jason and Travis Kelce have never been shy about hyping up their home state of Ohio, and the duo had another iconic Ohioan on as a guest this week. After about 16 months of waiting, schedules aligned and the one-and-only LeBron James joined the NFL brothers for the podcast.

James was a dual-sport athlete before committing to basketball at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School in Akron. Soon after he was picked No. 1 in the 2003 draft by his hometown Cleveland Cavaliers, the team both Jason and Travis Kelce grew up rooting for.

LeBron James' first appearance on the "New Heights" podcast with Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs and his brother, retired Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, was released Wednesday. And when it's one legendary NBA player talking to two legendary NFL players,

Back when LeBron James has a sophomore in high school, he was invited to a pick-up game with NBA stars like Michael Jordan in Chicago.

NFL royalty interviewed NBA royalty as LeBron James was a guest on the "New Heights" podcast co-hosted by Travis and Jason Kelce.

The Ohio legends discussed everything from James’s son Bronny’s transition to the NBA to a particular hater’s tweet that has apparently been on James’s radar for over a de

While football was his sport, Flowers also played basketball at University School near Ft. Lauderdale. He played with and against NBA stars such as the Thompson twins (Amen and Ausar), who were both top five picks, as well as Scottie Barnes and Vernon Carey Jr.

Bryce James, LeBron James' youngest son, has a bright future ahead of himself with his official commitment to the University of Arizona Wildcats where he's going to take his talent