Playing guitar, poetry, chess, fencing, archery and dancing. These are just a few pursuits former NY Giant running back Rashad Jennings has taken on after his NFL career. Oh , I almost forgot Rashad is also an author. In this episode, he's talking about his new book The If in Life: How to Get Off Life's Sidelines and Become Your Best Self, the Giants, and how not go through life like a robot.

When we tune into a sports broadcast, numbers bombard us. This winning streak. That many points. So who comes up with these numbers and how do they decide which are important enough for us to know? On the latest edition of "X's & Mo," we delve into the life of a professional statistician.

They are the people on the basketball court, football and baseball fields, and ice who fans love to criticize: referees. If they get a call right, you'll likely never know their names. Get it wrong?! They live in infamy! I got a chance to talk to one of the best to ever don an NBA uniform, Ronnie Nunn.

The Boys of Summer are back! That means players, coaches and groundskeepers. You think you have a green thumb? Try getting the grass to grow in Minnesota in March! Minnesota Twins groundskeeper Larry DiVito knows how, and I spoke with him on the latest edition of "X's & Mo."

Jaguars/Patriots. Vikings/Eagles. Four teams fighting for the right to advance to the Super Bowl. In this week's episode of "X's & Mo," we analyze both games with Benjamin Hoffman of The New York Times. Plus, we get Hoffman's take on the (likely) next head coach of the New York Giants, Pat Shurmur.

Here we go! Playoffs start and Robert Moses sits down with New York Post Sports columnist Mark Cannizzaro.

Two climbers died attempting to summit Mount Everest. Their bodies stayed on the mountain for a year. On this latest episode of "X's and Mo," we talk with the New York Times reporter John Branch about their -- and his -- extraordinary story

Radio would seem to be a dying medium, especially in an era of social media. Yet here in New York -- and many other cities -- fans keep calling in to talk sports. In the latest edition of X's and Mo, we talk to host Richard Neer about why callers can't resist picking up that phone.

Today, we learned that the New York Islanders, one of the NHL’s most storied franchises, is coming back to Long Island. A new 18,000-seat arena will be built next to Belmont Park. I spoke with the team’s TV play-by-play voice, Brendan Burke, about what this announcement means for everyone from players to fans.