Dan Patrick has an intimate conversation with Hall of Famer Ray Lewis about how wrestling improved his football skills, the circumstances surrounding a January 2000 murder in Atlanta, and his leadership on and off the football field.

Dan Patrick has an intimate conversation with defensive legend Rod Woodson about the racism he faced growing up as a mixed-race child, holding out for a better contract with the Steelers, and his quest for a Super Bowl title.

Dan Patrick has an intimate conversation with legendary racer Tony Stewart about the sacrifices his family made so he could pursue his dream, his three Nascar Championships, and the circumstances surrounding a fatal 2014 racing accident.

Dan Patrick has an intimate conversation with track and field icon Carl Lewis about winning nine Olympic gold medals, facing the specter of steroids in his sport, and turning his athletic fame into a sustainable career.

Dan Patrick has an intimate conversation with Olympic boxer Oscar De La Hoya about his humble beginnings in East L.A., navigating instant fame after winning Olympic Gold, and his quest for seven world titles.

Dan Patrick has an intimate conversation with Hall of Fame basketball player Cheryl Miller about scoring more than 100 points in a single game, her complicated relationship with her father, and her quest to finally defeat the Russian national team.

Dan Patrick has an intimate conversation with pitching legend Jim Palmer about growing up as an adopted child, winning three World Series Championships in three different decades, and his fiery relationship with Orioles’ manager Earl Weaver.

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Dan Patrick has an intimate conversation with baseball Hall of Famer George Brett about his father’s relentless expectations for success, his pursuit of a championship that kept slipping away, and chasing a .400 average during the cold war.

Dan Patrick has an intimate conversation with golf legend Greg Norman about his adventurous childhood, his rise to becoming the number one golfer in the world, and navigating the pressures of winning major championships.