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Nick Wright, a sports broadcaster known for his bold commentary on FS1, joins to share insights on his colorful journey through media. He defends LeBron James in the ongoing GOAT debate, highlighting how bias shapes narratives around sports legends. Their discussion dives into the shift toward personality-driven punditry and the dynamics at Fox Sports. Wright reflects on his relationships with players, including LeBron, and candidly shares a touching personal story about becoming a grandfather. The chat wraps up with playful debates about favorite sports movies and what truly matters in sports discussions.

Alec Baldwin, a veteran actor known for his roles in 30 Rock and Glengarry Glen Ross, shares insights from his diverse career. He discusses parenting and the energy it demands, along with insomnia and quirky bedtime routines. Baldwin reflects on his comedic influences and experiences with SNL, and hilariously recounts prank calls from his youth. He candidly addresses the New Mexico incident and its media fallout while emphasizing resilience. The conversation also touches on his plans for a one-man play and the joys of voice acting in Boss Baby.

Zohran Mamdani, the new mayor-elect of New York City and former state assembly member, shares intriguing insights from his meeting with Donald Trump at the White House. He dives into his passion for soccer and the cultural ties that shaped his upbringing. Zohran discusses his affordability agenda and how he appeals to voters, even those who supported Trump. He reflects on the challenges and surprises of his campaign and future governance while emphasizing the importance of staying true to oneself in public service.

William H. Macy, the Emmy-nominated actor known for his roles in Fargo and Shameless, shares captivating stories from his career. He vividly recalls crashing a New York audition for Fargo and the pivotal lessons learned under David Mamet. Macy discusses the art of ensemble filmmaking, his preparation for iconic roles, and fond memories from Boogie Nights. He also touches on balancing family life and upcoming projects, all while emphasizing the importance of genuine performance over method acting.

Lina Khan, a leading antitrust expert and former FTC Chair, dives into her groundbreaking work against monopolies. She shares insights on the historical shifts in antitrust enforcement, emphasizing the need to focus on structural power rather than just prices. Khan discusses notable cases, including actions against Amazon and Meta, and highlights the challenges her agency faced, such as lobbying pressures and funding constraints. With a vision for a fairer economy, she stresses the importance of equal enforcement and ambitious policy reform.

Amelia Dimoldenberg, the British presenter and host of Chicken Shop Date, dives into the origins of her unique dating show, which blends humor with real chemistry. She shares the journey from a written column to viral video format. Amelia discusses the impact fame has on her dating life while revealing her insights on UK rap favorites. With anecdotes about awkward celebrity dates and bizarre sponsorship offers, she also reflects on the emotional risks of dating on camera and how her audience has evolved. Expect laughter and relatable dating dilemmas!

Chance the Rapper, Grammy-winning artist and activist from Chicago, shares insights on his upbringing and musical journey. He discusses the impact of his family’s activism and his early artistic influences, including encounters with Obama. The conversation touches on mentorship from figures like Dave Chappelle and Brother Mike, as well as his new album Starline, addressing themes of Black entrepreneurship and cannabis inequities. Chance also reflects on Kanye's influence and the evolution of the Chicago rap scene.

Senator Chris Murphy, a Connecticut lawmaker known for his work on gun violence prevention and public policy, dives into pressing issues in this engaging discussion. He highlights the loneliness epidemic and his proposal for a federal office to address it, linking social media use to rising isolation. Murphy shares insights from his 15-hour filibuster for gun reform, critiques corporate influence in politics, and advocates for a more populist Democratic approach. The conversation balances humor with serious reflections on parenting, democracy, and the urgent need for connecting with people.

Richard Kind, a veteran character actor best known for his roles in 'A Serious Man' and various TV shows, shares fascinating stories from his career. He reveals his unique experiences with the Coen brothers and his thoughts on aging, emphasizing the importance of connecting with others as an actor. Richard also discusses his complicated relationship with George Clooney and reflects on improvisation and his time in 'Spin City.' With humor and insight, he previews his upcoming role in 'Blueberry Cafe' and shares ideas for darkly comic films.