I've got one TV with a surround sound setup and one TV in my basement that needed a sound upgrade, desperately.

Enter the Sonos Ark. It's a new premium soundbar. Before the Ark, I had issues with sound in my barren basement.

The TV is in this little concrete cove and I couldn't make out some dialogue and everything

was just a little muffled.

It was irritating.

But the Ark has a true play tuning software that takes into account the unique acoustics

of the given room.

And you can turn on speech enhancement to clarify people articulating their desire to find a partner

in love on the spectrum. God, I love that show, and I love it even more now. When the TV is off,

you can stream music, podcasts, audiobooks, or radio. I'm too lazy to be looking for new music,

so I have really loved Sonos radio. Some of my favorite stations are rare grooves, hip-hop archive, or just mainstream.

Go to sonos.com to learn more and get your Sonos arc today. Good morning, sweet world, and welcome to the No Dunks podcast on the Athletic Network.

It's Monday, September 28th.

I'm Jay Skeetson, joining us live here, as always. Looking

extra sweaty this morning. We got Tass Mellis. Hey, everybody. Hey, Tassie. We got the bearded

one, Trey Kirby. Hey, oh. Hey, yo. The international man of mystery, taking it to the Max

Lee Ellis. Friend. Last, but not to the Max Leellis. Friend.

Last, but not least, making the magic happen, JD.

Hello.

There he is, and here we are.

Shout out to everyone joining us live right now on YouTube.

Guys, keep your questions and your comments coming for our next Beach Stepin' Podcast later this week.

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