Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne reflect on neck surgery that left him in severe pain.

Craig Robinson talks about taking the high road through his divorce.

Graham sits down with the crew from the Dolph Lundgren episode to recap their time with the iconic action star.

We spend two days in Los Angeles with Swedish actor, filmmaker and martial artist, Dolph Lundgren. The chemical engineer turned “Rocky IV” villain remembers a rapid reorientation after finding fame, plus highs and lows of his family-like relationship with Sylvester Stallone. For the first time ever, Dolph reveals he’s been battling cancer since 2015 and how a newfound lease on life helped him wrestle demons of his abusive past and repair relationships with loved ones. We also hear from Dolph’s daughter Ida Lundgren, his fiancée Emma Krokdal and the UCLA doctor who saved his life, Dr. Alexandria Drakaki. Later, Graham and Dolph visit the “mecca of bodybuilding” in Venice Beach, where they’re joined by Dolph’s long-time workout partner, friend and fellow action star, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Rob Dyrdek turned to hypnosis to find success and focus.

NASCAR driver Joey Logano remembers how a humbling moment and a 2nd chance ignited his passion to work harder and be the best.

Graham travels to Los Angeles to interview 2-time NBA champion Lamar Odom. The former Laker shares details about his difficult upbringing, his battle with several addictions and the lessons he hopes to pass along to others.

Adrian Peterson tells Graham Bensinger about eating spam, brownies, and syrup sandwiches.

YouTube star turned professional boxer Jake Paul calls his first-ever boxing win the greatest accomplishment of his life, then offers the backstory of his transition out of his “unhealthy” lifestyle as a YouTube content creator and into boxing. Paul remembers the massive influence of boxing champ “Sugar” Shane Mosley and talks of his ultimate goals to retire from the sport as an undefeated champ, and eventual billionaire. Plus, Paul remembers a rejection from billionaire Mark Cuban and how it provided further motivation to succeed.

Graham met up with billionaire Lorenzo Fertitta in 2014 to talk UFC, Dana White and the meteoric rise of mixed martial arts.