Part 2 of Roy's interview with Charles Barkley, plus Dave Chapelle's amazing post-election monologue on Saturday Night Live.

Roy speaks with NBA legend Charles Barkley about role models, family and his relationship with Michael Jordan in part one of a two-part conversation.

Roy talks with NBA great Kareem Abdul Jabbar about his life, his mentors, and his career in this fascinating look at this thoughtful, soft-spoken star.

Roy tells the amazing survival story of MLB legend Rod Carew and how one young athlete saved his life. Plus, the a commemoration of Cardinals' pitcher Bob Gibson, Yankees' great Whitey Ford, and how tragedy turned to triumph for Koby Mayo.

This week, Roy documents the evolution of a one-of-a-kind American athlete, George Foreman. Plus, the story of when the Beatles met and jammed with their musical hero.

Roy interviews comedian Bill Burr and they discuss the lighter side of the sporting world. Plus, comedians Dom Irrera, Richard Lewis, Mike Wilson, and the story of two boys from Staten Island who reached the pinnacle of comedy in very different ways.

Bob Costas joins Roy Firestone to talk about the great years with NBC and why he left with no regrets. Plus his views on guns in the NFL and the effects of social media in sports.

Sports broadcasting legend Bob Costas joins Roy to discuss his journey behind the mic, being inducted into the Baseball Hall Of Fame, and his unique and difficult relationship with his father. The first of a two-part episode.

Roy examines life and career of Wilt Chamberlain, features a rare sit-down interview he conducted with the basketball legend in 1987, talks with sports journalist Ted Green, and offers a remembrance of NBA Hall Of Famer Wes Unseld, who passed away earlier this year.

Roy talks with NCAA, NBA, and broadcasting legend Bill Walton. Because of physical pain, Walton almost got to the point of taking his own life before rebounding to love life more than ever before. Plus, the amazing story of Baltimore sports superfan Mo Gaba.