In Depth With Graham Bensinger

Larry the Cable Guy on growing up with his “old school” father and how he learned comedic timing to deflect from stressful situations and spankings. Larry also looks back on how he made thousands of dollars selling pigs as a nine-year-old and when he tried to hide and raise three baby pigs in his bedroom closet.

Graham and the team travel to Palo Alto, California, for exclusive access to Hall of Fame QB Steve Young. The 49ers legend discusses his early NFL days, anxiety stepping into Joe Montana’s shoes, and his upbringing as one of the few Mormon families in Greenwich, Connecticut, where his father’s work ethic shaped his career.

Jesse Ventura looks back on his unconventional path to winning the Minnesota governorship and explains why he would take a similar approach if running for President of the United States. Ventura also says he’s a strong candidate to take on “the two-party dictatorship” and explains why he’d run against the Republican and Democratic parties instead of the specific candidates.

Wayne Gretzky on the pressures of playing in the spotlight during his youth hockey programs and why his decision to leave home and play in Toronto was one of the best decisions of his life

WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman sits down with Graham Bensinger for an in-depth conversation about his remarkable career in professional wrestling, from lying his way into Madison Square Garden as a teenager to building ECW, working alongside Vince McMahon, and becoming one of WWE's most influential creative minds. Heyman reveals the financial struggles behind ECW, why Vince McMahon fired him, and the secrets behind his creative process. He also opens up about his childhood as the son of a Holocaust survivor, his mother's disappointment in his career, his relationship with his father, and the challenges of raising two children as a single parent.