South Beach Sessions with Dan Le Batard

Freddie Gibbs is a critically-acclaimed rapper who recently released a brand-new collaborative album with The Alchemist entitled, "Alfredo" that is receiving much praise. Freddie chats with Dan about racial injustice, protests, his rise in Hip Hop, and being acquitted after being imprisoned in a foreign country. It's a fascinating conversation with one of Hip Hop's most respected contemporary artists.

Dan makes Bob Costas curse some more.

Dan makes Bob Costas cry and curse.

Mitch Albom has sold 40 million books worldwide. He is one of the country's most recognizable sportswriters. But his legacy might very well be defined by his amazing charitable work in Haiti.

Dan talks to one of ESPN's most familiar faces, Stephen A. Smith, about his story coming up through adversity, key relationships in his life and much more.

Whitmer Thomas wrote, directed and starred in one of the most creative and emotional HBO stand-up specials in recent memory. Whitmer joins Dan to share his process for this deeply personal special as well as the struggle he had producing it.

Maya Moore was one of best basketball players in the world. Then she quit to devote herself to something more meaningful.

In a very short time, with no experience, Shea Serrano went from getting $15 an article to a best-selling author. Now he's giving away his money on the internet. His story is crazy. Here it is.

We celebrate baseball by forcing Tom Glavine to tell us about the time Walt Weiss looked through his locker and found to his horror that Greg Maddux had wiped his ass with Weiss' shirt.

John Tesh discusses fighting for his life, his storied career, creating the ultimate basketball anthem and his shocking beef with Bob Costas. In an effort to squash the beef, Dan only makes it worse. Pat Sajak also pops in.