We travel to Los Angeles to sit down with USC head football coach, Lincoln Riley. While reflecting on the origins of his coaching career, Riley recalls his days as a quarterback and a critical turning point at the hands of his mentor, Mike Leach. Coach Riley discusses his 2021 departure from the University of Oklahoma, the backlash he and his family faced as a result, and how the death of a dear friend put everything into perspective. Plus, Riley reveals his plans to retire relatively early, and reminisces on his relationship with his wife, Caitlin.

Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz recalls his meeting with Bill Gates Sr. that would ultimately change his life and Starbucks Coffee Company.

David Blaine describes the role his mother played in his life, and how her cancer journey affected him at such a young age.

Graham is caffeinated and composed during his two days with billionaire businessman Howard Schultz. We meet up with the former Starbucks CEO in Milan, Italy to see first-hand the origins of his billion-dollar idea and savor the triumph of a capstone product launch, after four decades shaping the world’s largest coffee empire. During a long-form interview in Seattle, Schultz reflects on a series of life-changing events, including haunting memories of his war-stricken father, appreciation for Bill Gates Sr.’s intimidation tactic and regret during his time as the Seattle SuperSonics owner. Plus, Schultz candidly reveals vitriol he faced from politicians while vetting a presidential campaign, and while addressing allegations before Congress earlier this year.

Shaq remembers when Starbucks' CEO Howard Schultz called him looking for a partnership - and his regret with turning it down.

Sean Payton looks back on the Saints 2010 Super Bowl win, saying the experience was 100 times greater than expected. Payton recalls difficulties finding his family during the celebration and the downside of closing the book on a championship season.

Graham sits down with the mastermind behind “West Coast Choppers” in his shop in Austin, Texas. James opens up about his troubled youth that included fights, stealing and jail time and how it cost him his promising football career. James also discusses the backlash from his highly-publicized divorce from Sandra Bullock, a possible “Monster Garage” comeback and his new business, manufacturing custom firearms. Episode debuted nationwide in 2015.

Chad Johnson says he’s lived the same lifestyle in and out of the NFL and never spent frivolously

John Paul DeJoria looks back on his first interactions with the hairdresser, Paul Mitchell, and how he convinced Mitchell to go into business together. DeJoria explains why their financial backer backed out of the company and the two men struggled to pay bills.

Graham travels to Gainesville, Florida, to sit down with USA swimmer Ryan Lochte. The 12-time Olympic medalist discusses his rivalry with Michael Phelps and gets emotional when reflecting on an achievement from his past. He also opens up about his two suspensions, including the infamous Rio scandal that threatened to end his career.

Ryan Shecker's most notable skating moments, including hitting the Costco gap.

Greg Norman describes what it was like to lose the 1996 Masters, why his loss won favor among golf fans and the inherent responsibility of pros to lose with class.

Graham sits down with iconic NFL running back, Adrian Peterson. The seven-time Pro Bowler reflects on his 2014 suspension, his opinion of Roger Goodell’s ruling, lessons learned, and advice to others overcoming adversity.

John Daly's diet is wild - and he said there's a good reason he won't eat vegetables.

Hall of Fame coach Tom Izzo reflects on the burden of finding success and falling into the same trap as media and fans - heightened expectations. Coach Izzo remembers a congratulatory meeting with coaching legend John Wooden after Michigan State won the national championship in 2000, plus how a reminder from Bill Walton quickly humbled an inflated ego.

Graham chats with NASCAR Cup Series champion Brad Keselowski, who reflects on his 2012 title and the guilt of watching his family’s racing business collapse. The driver also shares the mentality he brings to the race track and what he visualizes when behind the wheel.

Jerry Rice recalls the pain of leaving San Francisco, why he felt obligated to deliver a speech to fans during his last home game as a 49er and how the feeling of rejection fueled him to the Pro Bowl with the Oakland Raiders. Plus, Rice responds to Brian Urlacher’s question about his lack of receptions in the farewell game.

Graham is reunited with Pro Football Hall of Famer Terrell Owens, and the two make amends for the 2005 interview that resulted in Owens’ memorable suspension from the NFL. The former Eagle and 49er also addresses his football legacy, standout touchdown celebrations and his difficult upbringing with a strict grandmother and absent father.

Famed Hollywood director Ron Howard on blaming himself, in part, for Clint's struggle with addiction

Bode Miller reveals how a family friend’s car accident inspired Miller to create the Turtle Ridge Foundation, which helps shift the perspective of disabled individuals and promotes accountability within a community.

Bernard Hopkins, one of the most successful boxers of all-time, sat down with Graham in 2011 to discuss his tough upbringing growing up on the streets of Philadelphia, serving five years in prison and highlights from his illustrious boxing career.

Jesse James on why he ultimately decided to seek treatment.

Kevin Harvick on how time with his son helps him live in the moment and why his favorite part of the Sprint Cup Championship win came hours after the race.

Graham talked with two-time World Series Champ Ozzie Guillen in 2011 about his rough upbringing in Venezuela and his outspoken personality. Guillen also reflects on his playing days, and the time he was drunk when he interviewed for the White Sox job.

Dana White remembers what $2M bought him - just three letters and an old octagon.

Tim Howard remembers how differently he was treated after a rough second season with Manchester United and the life lessons that came with his departure.

Graham talks with Champions Tour golfer Ernie Els. The Hall of Famer reflects on how early successes on the PGA Tour impacted his native South Africa, reveals the honesty of his relationship with Tiger Woods and shares how working with a psychologist improved his golf game.  Els also discusses his son’s autism and his foundation, Els for Autism.

Scott Hamilton remembers Jesse James stealing his Porsche - the car he said was his favorite.

Cam Newton still wears the hospital bands that were put on him following the 2014 crash where his truck flipped multiple times. The New England Patriots quarterback opens up about the accident, and the daily reminder he gets to value what he has.

On this edition of the In Depth podcast, Graham talks to actor Clint Howard. The brother of director Ron Howard, Clint discusses the relationship between the two of them and shares how Ron helped him battle drug and alcohol addiction. He also details an embarrassing moment on set with Robert De Niro.