Lauren Brill speaks to Browns General Manager John Dorsey about a variety of topics.

Browns linebacker Christian Kirksey opens up to News 5 sports reporter Lauren Brill about the loss of his father and how his dad still impacts his life and career.

Browns cornerback T.J. Carrie sat down with Lauren Brill and opened up about having open-heart surgery at 15 years old. He talked about how it impacted his relationship with the game as well as his attitude towards life.

Browns quarterback Tyrod Taylor sits down with Lauren Brill to discuss a wide range of topics.

Lauren Brill talks to former Rutgers football player Eric LeGrand about his attitude towards life. LeGrand was paralyzed while making a tackle in a game during October 2010. He has become a voice for those impacted by spinal chord injuries as well as inspiration for people facing various types of adversity.

Former Heisman Trophy winner and Ohio State legend, Troy Smith, opens up to Lauren Brill about getting in trouble with the law as well as his use of Cannabis. Smith apologizes for his missteps but also explains the medicinal benefits Cannabis has had on him. He also reveals how prevalent he believes the use of cannabis was among his teammates both at Ohio State and in the NFL.

Former Indians pitching coach and new Mets Manager, Mickey Callaway, talks to Lauren Brill about his new job, the importance of personal relationships and what happened in Cleveland during the postseason.

Former NFL running back Nate Eachus explains how and why he went into a business involving the marijuana plant after he finished his NFL career. He talks about both the benefits for athletes as well as non-athletes.

Melissa Ludtke is a former sports journalist, who successfully sued Major League Baseball for the right to be allowed into locker rooms (1978). Ludtke and Lauren Brill discuss and compare sexism in sports journalism in both the past and the present.

Former Buffalo Bills wide receiver Andre Reed opens up to Lauren Brill about a difficult childhood, which included foster care. He explains how the Boys and Girls Club planted the seed for his hall-of-fame career and what he is doing now to pay it forward.