Joe Buck has an intimate conversation with hall of fame quarterback Brett Favre about growing up in the Mississippi bayou, playing at Lambeau Field against the Green Bay Packers, and his legendary multiple retirements.

Joe Buck has an intimate conversation with 11-time world surfing champion Kelly Slater about the development of his unique style, his brief appearance on Baywatch, and the inherent dangers of his sport.

Joe Buck has an intimate conversation with legendary golfer Sir Nick Faldo about quitting school at 16 to turn pro, his six major championships, and ultimately being knighted.

Joe Buck has an intimate conversation with legendary Yankee manager Joe Torre about his abusive father, his multiple firings, and his four World Series championships after the age of fifty-five.

Joe Buck has an intimate conversation with hall of fame linebacker Mike Singletary about growing up the youngest of ten, the legendary 1985 Chicago Bears, and his desire to one day return to coaching.

Joe Buck has an intimate conversation with beach volleyball's three-time olympic gold medalist Kerri Walsh Jennings about her desire to win, competing while pregnant, and her sometimes rocky relationship with partner Misty May Treanor.

Joe Buck has an intimate conversation with boxing's six-time world champion 'Sugar' Ray Leonard about growing up a shy introvert, his legendary fights against Duran, Hearns, and Hagler, and why he returned to the ring so many times.

Joe Buck has an intimate conversation with legendary quarterback Joe Theismann about negotiating his own deal with the Miami Dolphins, his time in the CFL, and his career-ending leg break.

Joe Buck has an intimate conversation with Hall of Fame baseball manager Tony La Russa about playing little league baseball in Cuba as a child, steroid allegations, and the pressure to win with the St. Louis Cardinals.

Joe Buck has an intimate conversation with Hall of Fame wide receiver Lynn Swann about getting his athletic foundation through dance, playing with a bounty on his head, and his four Super Bowl titles.