Graham spends two days in North Carolina with legendary NFL coach turned NASCAR team owner, Joe Gibbs. He discusses the personal cost of his dedication to pro football and speaks at length about the death of his son, J.D. and the legacy he left.

Charles Barkley on his gambling getting out of control and why his friends called him an idiot.

Arnold Schwarzenegger details his approach to earning his first million dollars, which came via a commitment to saving money and investing in real estate.

Graham sits down with former NFL MVP Cam Newton in front of a live audience. Newton talks about the game that changed his life, his rough transition into the NFL and the accusations against his family. Plus, he shows Graham firsthand how a play is called at the line of scrimmage.

Coach Roy Williams still gets choked up thinking about a subtle gesture from his mother.

Sportscaster Dick Vitale remembers the bravery and heart of his friend, Jimmy Valvano.

Actor and director Kelsey Grammer reflects on his career on stage and screen, the family tragedies he faced as a young man and what he’s learned on the other side of marriage number 4.

Steve Aoki admits he "fumbled" a huge opportunity with some of the biggest names in music.

Former boxer, Bernard Hopkins describes the deep satisfaction he gets from making sure the next generation of his family has what they need to succeed.

In 2019, Graham sat down with Virat Kohli, one of cricket’s biggest stars  in Mumbai. The international phenom discusses his career ascension, from training as a child to his selection to the Indian Premier League. Virat also opens up about his relationship with Bollywood star Anushka Sharma, from their awkward first meeting to their secret wedding ceremony. And, for the first time, Virat delves deeply into the impact the death of his father had on his mental state, and how it affected his career.  

Billionaire John Paul DeJoria reflects on a shocking turn of events that left him and his 2-year-old son suddenly homeless

Pro-Golfer John Daly opens up about how his love for his kids helped him to stop drinking.

Graham sits down with Hall of Fame running back, Jim Brown, in the NFL legend’s home. Brown, an eight-time rushing leader and three-time MVP, was equally as fierce as an activist for equal rights. He opens up about memorable moments from his playing career, quitting the NFL to pursue acting and his role advocating for social change. Brown also talks about the goals of his foundation and shares stories of the Hollywood lifestyle, including frequenting the Playboy Mansion.

Shaquille O'Neal remembers the struggles of growing up poor, including recalling the moment his mom jarred with a bus driver over fares

Pro-basketball player, Stephen Curry describes his first experience with the overwhelming poverty in a Tanzanian refugee camp - and how his foundation is working to give the people there healthier lives.

Graham spends the day in Texas at the home of George Foreman, who discusses his drastically different mentality and spirituality when winning two world heavyweight championship titles. Foreman also reflects on his humble upbringing and his incredible success promoting electric grills.

Champion cricketer, Virat Kohli, reminisces about meeting his wife, actress Anushka Sharma and opens up about how the celebrity couple deals with fame.

Former Bengals wide receiver, Chad Johnson talks about his commitment to the game and the unshakeable confidence he has in his team - and in himself.

Three-time Olympic Medalist Lindsey Vonn invites Graham to her new Park City, Utah, mountain retreat. The alpine World Cup champion discusses retired life, her dozens of injuries and the daily battle with permanent physical damage.

Former Saints head coach, Sean Payton remembers his intense interview and bizarre late night dinner with late Raiders owner, Al Davis.

Green Bay Packers quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, remembers the many disappointments he pushed through until he got his big break.

Graham travels to East Lansing to talk with Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo. The basketball Hall of Famer explains his coaching process and what it’s like to play for him. He also looks back on his childhood working in his family’s shoe repair shop, and tells an adoption story involving Nick Saban. Plus, he recalls the time he and the Spartans celebrated a championship with Muhammad Ali.

Former quarterback Vince Young reflects on the fractured relationships that caused his premature departure from the NFL.

Former NFL linebacker, Brian Urlacher, looks back on what motivated him to work hard and stay focused through his teen years.

Graham talks with filmmaker, Judd Apatow, about his early start as a television writer, how he creates opportunities for emerging talent and why he went  back into stand up comedy.

Graham surprises wildlife photographer, Paul Nicklen, with a taped question from pro-surfer, Kelly Slater about his intense encounter with a leopard seal in Antarctica.

Academy Award winner, Tom Hanks, remembers trying to support his young family as a struggling actor. 

Graham sits down with former world class goalkeeper Tim Howard in 2014. Howard remembers growing up with Tourette’s, his efforts to hide it from friends and teammates, and how the condition continues to affect him right up to gameplay. He also reflects on his time playing for both Manchester United and Everton, along with sharing his favorite World Cup memory playing for the U.S. Men’s National team.

Motorcycle designer and entrepreneur, Jesse James reveals how he designs bikes for huge clients like Shaq - and why he turned down Stallone’s custom order.

Manny Pacquiao reveals to Graham that his own poor childhood made him empathetic to the needs of so many in the Philippines - and that empathy led him into political action.