You Ain't Got These

Sneakers embody every aspect of culture, including fashion, science and sport; that's what gives them so much power.

A look at the greatest sneakers of all time; how Nike, Michael and Air Jordans took over the world, and consumers' closets.

Adidas, Run DMC and hip-hop; how three little stripes changed the landscape of sneaker culture forever.

Lena leans in with Aleali May; how corduroy, black femininity and a collaboration with Nike made history.

Collaborations are the new way; Lena syncs with Kerby Jean-Raymond of Pyer Moss for a look at the impact of third-party brands.

Sneaker addiction is real, the feeling, the connection and the link to identity; Lena explores the psychology behind all the shoes people buy.

Jeff Staple's Nike Pigeon Dunk causes a full-on frenzy; Lena examines how a limited release changed sneaker history.

Reselling is all part of the sneaker selling game; Lena examines the insane money-making opportunity behind flipping.

Lena looks into the people and the hustle behind selling on the streets.

Sneaker culture is dominated by men, but Candace Parker, Billie Jean King and Leo Baker show the time for new voices is now.

Jazerai Allen-Lord's first Reebok collaboration is about to change her life, and Lena mentors her through this emotional experience.

Sneakers are more than just fashion for feet; they're a statement that has the power to make the world a better place.