In the continuation of an interview from last week, Wright is back to continue conversing about his book "The Cost of These Dreams: Sports Stories and Other Serious Business."

Jeremy talks with the most decorated Olympian in history about his life now that he is retired from swimming, and being at Augusta for Tiger's Masters win.

Mike Farrell talks about his latest E:60 feature. ESPN's Wright Thompson also discusses his writing approach & hockey Hall of Famer Martin St. Louis discusses the Frozen Four.

On Frozen Four Weekend, the former University of Vermont standout offers his thoughts on the state of college hockey after explaining what makes this weekend so special.

The producer of the E:60 documentary, "Forever Broncos," joins Jeremy to discuss what this story about the April 2018 Humboldt bus crash means to him and his native Canada.

Dick "Hoops" Weiss looks back on Final Four lore, Bobby Hurley reflects on his unforgettable Duke teams & Minneapolis-based chef Andrew Zimmern praises his city's food scene.

The celebrity chef, who resides in Minneapolis, takes Jeremy through the city's preparation and excitement for hosting college basketball's biggest event. After Jeremy tells the story of how his coat was stolen in a Minneapolis restaurant, Zimmern praises his city's food culture, claiming Minneapolis boasts the best culinary scene in the United States.

The Duke legend looks back on his iconic career and how losing the 1990 title game sparked Duke's unforgettable run in the following years. After getting knocked out in this year's tournament as the coach at ASU, Hurley admits deep postseason aren't as easy as they once seemed.

The legendary college basketball writer joins Jeremy ahead of his 47th year covering the Final Four. Before talking about the impact of the one-and-done on the sport, Weiss recalls some of the great moments and people in Final Four history.

Big personalities Bobby Valentine and Claressa Shields come before an inspirational story from two former college softball players. Chris Connelly of "E:60" also joins.