Craig Robinson

Join Michelle Obama, the iconic former First Lady and author, and her brother Craig Robinson, executive director of NABC, as they share heartfelt insights from their beloved mother’s last words. They delve into the importance of self-acceptance and the journey of breaking free from people-pleasing. Discover their views on parenting through today’s challenges, the value of personal responsibility, and the essential advice they hope to pass on to their children. This candid conversation is a moving tribute to love, loss, and legacy.

Craig Robinson, beloved actor and comedian best known for his roles in "The Office" and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," shares hilarious anecdotes from his teaching days and his transitional journey from music to comedy. He humorously reflects on auditioning for his iconic role in 'The Office' and how his love for music intertwines with his acting career. Discussions also touch on the joys of solitude, the challenges of parenting, and the excitement of future creative projects, all wrapped in his signature warmth and comedic flair.

Basketball legend Craig Robinson shares his journey from finance to coaching, lessons from family, insights on high performers, and handling negativity while pursuing passions.

Craig Robinson, NABC executive director and former Knicks VP, shares recruiting lessons from Coach Carill, importance of listening, and President Obama's aspirations. Reflects on unity through sports, life lessons with Joe Madden, and finding fulfillment in the coaching journey.

Craig Robinson, star of the Office and host of Peacock's Harlem Globetrotters: Play It Forward, plays our game about Craigslist. Joining him are panelists Tom Papa; Negin Farsad and Brian Babylon.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy