After playing Tetris at a 1988 video game conference, video game designer Henk Rogers knew he’d encountered something special. The only problem? The game was designed and owned by a coder in the Soviet Union.

So in 1989, Henk set off for Soviet Russia on an adventure game of his own to bring the beloved game to the masses.

Founder of Blue Planet Software and The Tetris Company, Henk Rogers talks to Liz Claman about his dangerous journey he braved to bring Tetris to the rest of the world.

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With Mother’s Day approaching, folks are sure to be on the hunt for their flowers to gift, but tariffs may just impact which blooms end up in your bouquet.

UrbanStems CEO Meenakshi Lala joins Liz Claman to scent the room with the sweet smell of tariff education so you can better understand how an international flower business works and how her company is wisely navigating the tariff landscape.

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In this special encore episode, we’re revisiting a listener favorite: Liz’s interview with Heather Dubrow, the dynamic actress and reality TV personality from The Real Housewives of Orange County.

Back in December, Liz had the chance to sit down with Heather and learn about the woman behind the TV stardom.

Heather Dubrow shares how she fought tooth-and-nail in her pursuit of a media career and later cultivated a thriving path in entrepreneurship.

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Super Micro Computers has become a go to supplier for the hyperscaling tech companies, who are all rushing to build the next generation of infrastructure: AI data centers.

On this Claman Countdown Encore, we revisit Liz’s conversation with Super Micro Computer CEO and founder Charles Liang.

Charles talks to Liz about how Super Micro’s past troubles are behind them and his confidence that the AI boom will only continue from here.

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Many Americans think that they have to spend a fortune to look fabulous, but one woman made it her mission to show that you can dress for success, for less.

Caroline Baudino was a stay at home mom when she came to a revelation searching for clothes on Amazon, that there was a plethora of 'dupes' that were just as high quality as the expensive designer items.

Social media influencer & founder of Being Caroline LLC, Caroline Baudino joins Everyone Talks To Liz Claman to share how she became a fashion influencer, her tips for dressing classy for less, and how she's made her passion into a business that she now shares with her husband.

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Which came first, the friendship or the business idea? First meeting in a business class at Tulane University, Adam Millman and Danny Neeson became fast friends.

With their passion for entrepreneurship, they saw an opportunity. In New Orleans--a city with endless bars--they couldn’t find a quality tequila brand that prioritized the values important to their generation.

De Nada Tequila founders Adam Millman and Danny Neeson talk to Liz about how their college friendship blossomed into a professional partnership, the challenges of breaking into the spirits industry, and their ambitions for where the company grows from here.

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Liz wants to know, how many of you have lost or dumped friends because you have differing political views? Differences of opinion won’t stop bipartisan besties, Judge Jeanine Pirro and Jessica Tarlov, from discussing issues facing Americans.

The Five co-hosts dismantle any cynical hysteria regarding their relationship and share the biggest concerns Americans have today, which ultimately leads them to common ground, and how they have developed a strong friendship even outside the workplace.

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Taking over Carlo’s Bakery at age 17, Buddy Valastro wondered how he could put his small family-owned bakery on the map,

While working the wedding cake circuit with media savvy and gorgeous fondant, Buddy pitched a TV show that was snatched up by TLC. Enter: the global TV show sensation, “Cake Boss.”

Buddy Valastro talks to Liz about the challenges of taking over his family bakery so young, how the Cake Boss was first shot down by the Food Network before becoming a hit show on TLC, and why fans say his show became a beloved source of laughs and inspiration.

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From leading his team to a college championship to earning a Super Bowl ring while playing for the 1993 Dallas Cowboys, Bernie Kosar has had a storied football career. But before that NFL championship win, Bernie says he’d lost his confidence after being fired by Brown coach Bill Belichick.

Reaching the heights of professional sports required sacrifice—in his 50s, Bernie discovered his NFL head injuries led to his Parkinson’s diagnosis. But instead of giving in, Bernie decided to run one more play to get his health back.

Super Bowl-winning quarterback & beloved Browns player Bernie Kosar talks to Liz about the feeling of relief after winning a Super Bowl, how he recovered from being fired by Bill Belichick, and the health regime and positive thinking that may have just saved his life.

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The California wildfires have devastated much of Los Angeles County, with tens of thousands displaced with no idea when and how they will be able to rebuild. Upon seeing this, one celebrity couple decided that they could make a difference. Paris Hilton and her husband, Carter Reum, stepped in and began raising money for those impacted, including the countless displaced pets. 

Venture capitalist Carter Reum talks to Liz about how the wildfires affected his family, how his wife Paris took immediate action, and how being proponents of change and charity became a cornerstone in their lives.

Later, Carter discusses the short time he spent at Goldman Sachs early in his career, his decision to break off into venture capital with his brother, and how his upbringing informed his investments over the years.

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