In this week’s motivational podcast, J.J. Watt discusses the mental preparation leading up to Sunday games, on whether he feels pressure and what goes into taking calculated risks on the football field.

In honor of Albert Pujols becoming just the fourth member of the prestigious 700-home run club, we’re revisiting Graham’s 2019 conversation with the MLB slugger. Pujols opened up about his tough upbringing in the Dominican Republic - from tending to his father when he drank too much to his mother leaving the family when Albert was only three years old - but remains grateful for his family and the influence of his softball-playing dad and protective grandmother. He also addressed leaving the St. Louis Cardinals for the Los Angeles Angels following the 2011 World Series.

Hall of Fame coach Roy Williams remembers his first impression when recruiting Michael Jordan to North Carolina and the life-changing advice he offered that helped optimize MJ’s intense desire for greatness. Coach Williams refers to Michael Jordan as the GOAT and shares a story of why he considers his father James Jordan a personal hero. Plus, Coach explains how Michael Jordan ended up outbidding Charles Barkley during a charity auction and giving the item - a Harley Davidson - to his wife, Wanda.

Joe Gibbs explains how an interaction with a teen going through the court system inspired him to start Youth For Tomorrow, a charity which provides housing, counseling, schooling and other services for at-risk youth including pregnant teens and victims of sex trafficking.

Graham travels to Dallas to chat with rising PGA star Will Zalatoris. The golfer explains how he hit rock bottom before making it big, receiving help from former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo along the way. Hear from Romo himself, who jokes about high-stakes games with Zalatoris during the PGA’s offseason. Zalatoris also reveals how marriage proposal logistics served as a positive distraction for his 2021 Masters run, shares a friendly demand for Tiger Woods and offers his prediction for the eventual conclusion of LIV Golf’s battle for legitimacy.

In the first podcast of our new “Fan Favorite” series, former NFL receiver Chad Johnson explains why he’s “been broke since 1978.” He also discusses financial misconceptions and shares positive tips that helped him save money. Every week on Friday, we’ll be bringing you a new fan favorite clip chosen by what you’re watching most on our YouTube and social media channels!

Eight-time NBA All-star Dwight Howard discusses his lofty goals on the philanthropy front and explains how there’s more than one way to give back.

David Blaine has been holding his audience captive for decades. His Street Magic special inspired a whole new generation of magicians while his stunts and feats of endurance push the limits of physical and mental strength.  Graham sits down with Blaine in his New York City loft building to talk about the illusionist’s childhood in Brooklyn, his big break and the inspiration behind his most intriguing stunts.

Big-wave surfer and extreme sports icon Laird Hamilton shares a story of getting up on another wave after puncturing a hole in his cheek, just so he could end on a positive note. Hamilton also goes on to share his laundry list of serious injuries.

Graham sits down with NFL icon Joe Namath in Jupiter, Florida. “Broadway Joe” discusses his encounters with showbiz royalty from Elvis to Sinatra, his playboy reputation and how he beat alcoholism. The two also discuss playing for the great Bear Bryant, meeting Mickey Mantle and the Super Bowl game that helped change the sport forever.

In a throwback to 2012, the late Kobe Bryant shares some of the secrets to achieving greatness. The NBA legend discusses how he studied “bubblegum basketball cards” to learn the intricacies of players' moves and how he was able to mimic Hakeem Olajuwon's “dream shake.” This desire to perfect his game led Bryant to have a dedicated balance between basketball and his social life.

Actor, Writer and Producer Ray Romano fondly remembers the Late-Night appearance that changed his life, cringes over a particularly embarrassing moment during the Pebble Beach Pro-Am and explains why he had no regrets on ending the show that made him a star.

Albert Pujols opens up about his tough upbringing in the Dominican Republic - from tending to his father when he drank too much, to his mother leaving the family when Albert was only three years old - but remains grateful for his family and the influence of his softball-playing dad and protective grandmother.

Graham traveled to Dallas, Texas, in July 2020 to chat with Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott. The NFL star detailed plans for fighting social injustice, discussed how he’s proved doubters wrong throughout his career and reflected on lessons learned from his late mother. Plus, Prescott and his older brother Tad opened up about the death of their brother Jace.

In this week’s motivational clip, Pro Football Hall of Famer Michael Strahan explains how he’s driven by a constant fear of failure, emphasizes how good luck is derived from hard work and recounts intense, post-practice workouts that paid dividends in the 4th quarter.

Just months after winning his first Wimbledon, Andy Murray sat down with Graham and opened up about preparing for competition, surviving the Dunblane school massacre as a child and navigating injury, loss and fame on and off the court.

In this week’s self-improvement clip, boxing legend Mike Tyson opens up about his drug addiction and the benefits of going to rehab.

Kevin Richardson talks with Graham about his efforts to protect Africa’s dwindling lion population and the methods he uses to connect with the wild animals at his sanctuary.

This week’s motivational moment comes from NBA legend Charles Barkley. The basketball analyst recalls an incident that made him recognize his mistakes and refocus his energy into a positive way.

Prince Albert II of Monaco talks with Graham about his time as an Olympic bobsledder, his principality’s environmental efforts and memories of his late mother, Princess Grace.

In this week’s “Forward Progress” clip, Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre remembers tough love from his dad and the pressure to play well the night after he died.

Racing legend, Lewis Hamilton, opens up about his scrappy start in the sport, his father’s dedication to his success and the racism he encountered on and off the track.  The 7-time Formula 1 champ also talks with Graham about fashion and his famous rivalry with Nico Rosberg.

In this week’s inspirational clip, actor Kelsey Grammer shares how he made ends meet before hitting it big, which included balancing two jobs and sometimes sleeping in the park. The award-winner also describes the financial lessons he learned from that time and the moment he realized he had to quit working if he was going to make it as an actor.

Graham sits down with Gary Player in Travelers Rest, South Carolina. The golf legend and nine-time major champion discusses his tough childhood, notable moments with Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer and posing nude for ESPN Magazine. He also remembers apartheid in his native South Africa, the criticism he faced and his friendship with Nelson Mandela. Originally recorded in 2014.

This week’s positive message comes from one of the greatest golfers of all time, Jack Nicklaus. The Golden Bear reflects on what motivated him on - and off - the golf course.

Dan Whitney - more widely known as his popular character, Larry the Cable Guy, chats with Graham about joke writing, the joy of being ‘Mater in the Cars franchise and how he got his big break.  The author and comedian also shares his passion for philanthropy and the Get Er Done Foundation.

UFC President Dana White reflects on the early challenges of building a brand and the perseverance he needed to bring the UFC to the global level.

Billie Jean King’s triumph against Bobby Riggs at their historic Battle of the Sexes match in 1973 not only elevated the 39-time Grand slam champ to icon status, but also reinforced the mission of the newly passed Title IX.

NBA Star Kevin Love opens up about his struggles with mental health and reflects on the importance of setting goals, being present and finding balance in life.

NASCAR legend, Richard Petty, regales Graham with tales of an unconventional childhood as the son of a moonshiner, tobacco farmer and race car driver and reflects on the highs and lows of his own history-making career.