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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Elisa Marshall and Benjamin Sormonte were young professionals when they met and fell in love in Montreal in the early 2010s, but both of them had dreams of something bigger.

Elisa had a passion for baking, but was stuck working a 9-5. Benjamin was a corporate lawyer who wanted to branch out to something new. They combined their knowledge of business and their passion for baking to found Maman, a Parisian-style café that started with just one location. Now, they do nearly $50 million in sales a year.

Maman Founders Elisa Marshall and Benjamin Sormonte talk to Liz about how their shared passion became a multimillion-dollar business, how they were able to expand the company to over 30 locations in just over a decade, and how Maman sticks out in a crowded industry.

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Immigrating to Canada as a teenager, Keyvan didn’t speak fluent English but strove to finish at the top of his class in high school. Fast forward to college, Keyvan had already started three different companies, but he was still determined to become a great tech founder. 

Live from CES, SoundHound CEO Keyvan Mohajer talks to Liz about his dream of entrepreneurship to create “something out of nothing” and the difficulty of creating a startup with the threat of failure hanging above you.

He explains how his company has used artificial intelligence technology to create an incredible virtual assistant who can understand and complete nearly any voice command.

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An eight-year-old boy from New Jersey has taken social media by storm through his comedic antics, collaborations with fellow creators and one powerful move dubbed "The Rizz Face".

Christian Savasta, known as The Rizzler, talks to Liz about the first TikTok video that put him on the map, what led him to do wildly popular collaborations with the "Costco Guys", and what brands he has worked with in his short time in the spotlight.

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In 2025, you may just be planning to take a trip or two. Whether it's an island getaway, a European adventure, or a quick vacation to see family, we hope you're using some of your credit card points.

Ahead of this year, certain to be filled with plenty of travel, Liz is revisiting one of her favorite episodes: Brian Kelly is the Founder of “The Points Guy,” and is the leading voice in loyalty programs, points and miles, credit cards, and travel. We revisit this episode to detail the journey to his genius idea and advise listeners on how to use credit card points to their advantage.

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As 2024 comes to an end, Liz is looking back at some of your favorite episodes of the podcast from this past year.

Fans downloaded these episodes more than any others, so while you reflect and spend time with family, unwind with 2024's best of Everyone Talks To Liz.

You can hear conversations with Philly Pretzel Factory CEO Dan DiZio, famed New York fashion designer Rebecca Minkoff, Stanley Cup-winning goalie Mike Richter, and Insomnia Cookies founder Seth Berkowitz.

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On this very special bonus episode, we’re bringing you an encore from The Claman Countdown.

Liz got the chance to sit down with Christian Savasta, an international social media sensation known as “The Rizzler.”

On Friday, The Rizzler spoke to Liz on the Claman Countdown about his new rap commercial teaming up with the toy brand MGA Entertainment to promote his favorite toys this holiday season.

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There's a lot of trial and error when it comes to starting a business. For two novice entrepreneurs, they made sure their product was perfect so it wouldn't end up on the island of misfit toys.

Elf On The Shelf co-founders Chanda Bell and Christa Pitts join Liz to discuss the family tradition that sparked the beloved international Christmas practice.

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Leaving the Bronx for Los Angeles, Heather Dubrow had to make it on her own as an actress and singer. 

Now, the actress and Real Housewives’ star is an entrepreneur with a fashion line, a podcast, and multiple books—all while raising a family of four children.

Real Housewives of Orange County star Heather Dubrow talks to Liz about how her passion for performing led her to an acting career, her bizarre experience moving from scripted to reality television, if the Real Housewives arguments are truly real, and her fight to use her platform on behalf of children and the LGBT community.

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