Annika Sorenstam - the winningest female golfer ever - says she stepped away from competing because she achieved everything she wanted and no longer felt “hungry.” She also talks about her role as President of the International Golf Federation and her excitement for the 2020 Summer Olympics.

This week on the In Depth podcast we turn the tables and interview the guy who’s normally asking the questions. Graham opens up about a childhood chasing down celebrities, the interview that landed him on The Tonight Show, and his most embarrassing moment in college. We also talk with the St. Louis native about why he might be a wanted man in Iceland and his penchant for asking inappropriate questions. Graham even peels back the curtain on his personal life with some help from his now-fiancee.

Emmy-award winning actor Jon Hamm looks back on moving to L.A. with very little money and some of the jobs he worked to make ends meet, including set dressing a softcore porn set.

NBA star Blake Griffin opens up about his appreciation for his parents and shares stories about his upbringing in a biracial family and how he learned a lot from watching his parents brush off detractors, as no one could rattle the love they have for each other.

Graham Bensinger sits down with future Hall of Fame point guard Russell Westbrook. The nine-time NBA All-Star discusses the bad press he’s received, criticism of his playing style and the risky decision he made during his college recruitment. The Clipper veteran reflects on his upbringing in Los Angeles, the sudden death of his best friend and the desire to express himself through fashion.

Actor Josh Duhamel and his wife, Audra, on their first date, proposal and why their relationship works so well.

Businessman, author and former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz describes his family life growing up in the projects in New York City, a complicated relationship with an abusive father and his mother’s depression.

Graham sat down with Los Angeles Dodgers ace pitcher Clayton Kershaw in 2013 to discuss his mentality on the mound, heartbreaking playoff defeats and a surprising pregame playlist of pop songs. The three-time Cy Young Award winner also talks about his charity work in Africa and his strong Christian faith.

Comedian Larry the Cable Guy says he's a linguistic chameleon - and his well-known southern accent isn't real afterall.

Kelsey Grammer has been married four times, but his second marriage was rife with abuse, physically and emotionally. Grammer explains why he often felt that he was not good enough, and how he learned to move past that feeling. Plus, he describes his relationship to Kayte, a woman 26-years his junior, but with whom he says he is ‘really well matched.’