In this week’s motivational podcast, tennis champion Novak Djokovic reveals the methods he uses to quiet his mind and come through in those clutch moments.

Graham sat down with four-time NBA champion Shaquille O’Neal in 2015 to discuss the challenges he faced growing up, his inspirations to achieve greatness and a Knicks game that changed his life. The former MVP also sheds light on how he motivated the late Kobe Bryant and the biggest regrets of his career.

In this week’s fan favorite podcast, NBA Hall of Fame superstar Shaquille O’Neal talks about the fulfillment he gets from his charity work, seen and unseen.

From playing in the field with his brothers as a child to the NFL Draft, Dak Prescott describes a career of overcoming the doubts of coaches, teammates and scouts. Plus, Dak describes how he had to again defy expectations as he entered the NFL draft, and the dream phone call that changed everything.

Actor Matthew McConaughey sits down with Graham from his home in Austin, Texas. In this December 2021 interview, the two reflect on McConaughey’s ascension to stardom and the bold pursuits that propelled him to both his first leading role and his “Best Actor” Academy Award. The loyal University of Texas alumnus also shares vivid stories of his upbringing outside Dallas, hints at a potential political run and explains the unusual way he became a fan of the Washington Football Team.

Russell Simmons, co-founder of Def Jam Records, talks about creating Def Comedy Jam, its impact on comedians, Def Jam's separation from Sony, business lessons learned from Trump, and his key to success.

Jeanie Buss, owner of the Los Angeles Lakers, recalls early career moments, from sitting in on World Team Tennis meetings as a teenager to working rigorous 14-hour days as president of the Great West Forum. She attributes her success to both her ambition and the empowerment she received from her father, Dr. Jerry Buss.

Graham visits legendary NCAA basketball coach Roy Williams at his alma mater, the University of North Carolina in October 2021. The three-time national champ speaks candidly about the missteps that fueled his retirement and illustrates how his path came full circle at UNC, which included a salary increase from $2,700 to $2 million over the course of his Hall of Fame career. Williams also gets emotional when sharing stories of his mother and opens up about the academic fraud investigation that occurred at UNC.

Former wrestler and Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura says former United States Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle didn’t dare to tell the truth and lied about him to boost book sales.

In this week's motivational podcast, Emmy-award winning actor Josh Duhamel talks about key moments from his early career, battling depression after moving to Los Angeles and adopting an "all in" approach to auditioning.