In Depth With Graham Bensinger

Bode Miller reveals how a family friend’s car accident inspired Miller to create the Turtle Ridge Foundation, which helps shift the perspective of disabled individuals and promotes accountability within a community.

Bernard Hopkins, one of the most successful boxers of all-time, sat down with Graham in 2011 to discuss his tough upbringing growing up on the streets of Philadelphia, serving five years in prison and highlights from his illustrious boxing career.

Jesse James on why he ultimately decided to seek treatment.

Kevin Harvick on how time with his son helps him live in the moment and why his favorite part of the Sprint Cup Championship win came hours after the race.

Graham talked with two-time World Series Champ Ozzie Guillen in 2011 about his rough upbringing in Venezuela and his outspoken personality. Guillen also reflects on his playing days, and the time he was drunk when he interviewed for the White Sox job.

Dana White remembers what $2M bought him - just three letters and an old octagon.

Tim Howard remembers how differently he was treated after a rough second season with Manchester United and the life lessons that came with his departure.

Graham talks with Champions Tour golfer Ernie Els. The Hall of Famer reflects on how early successes on the PGA Tour impacted his native South Africa, reveals the honesty of his relationship with Tiger Woods and shares how working with a psychologist improved his golf game.  Els also discusses his son’s autism and his foundation, Els for Autism.

Scott Hamilton remembers Jesse James stealing his Porsche - the car he said was his favorite.

Cam Newton still wears the hospital bands that were put on him following the 2014 crash where his truck flipped multiple times. The New England Patriots quarterback opens up about the accident, and the daily reminder he gets to value what he has.