Winning once meant NBA trophies for Dwyane Wade; now his ambitions include Oscars, Emmys and stories he believes deserve to be seen. In this preview from The Trade with Kelley L. Carter, Wade explains why he started a production company and how his own experiences guide what he chooses to support. The Basketball Hall of Famer also gets candid about spending years resisting the identity that made people want to work with him. That shift helped him see his playing career as a qualification rather than a limitation. Wade’s humor, competitive drive and desire to invest in meaningful stories reveal how an athlete can build a second act without erasing the first. Watch on ESPN+: espn.com/watch/player/_/id/a12692d8-ae98-4854-b2bd-6e9f9e778912#bucketId=9760 Subscribe to Andscape for more sports culture documentaries, athlete stories, interviews, and original features exploring the intersection of sports, Black culture, and community. #Andscape #SportsCulture #BlackCulture #Dwyan...