Jim Rome Podcast

Episode 81 of the Jim Rome podcast features Bill Hader, the co-creator, star, writer, director, and producer of HBO's hit show Barry. Bill and Jim discuss playing a hitman, coming up with the idea for the show, the nerves that come with performing on Saturday Night Live, acting scared in It: Chapter Two, and starring in a TV series with Henry Winkler. All that, plus another batch of Listener Voicemails.

The president of basketball operations and General Manager of the Golden State Warriors returns to the podcast for Episode 80 to talk about this year's run in the postseason, desensitizing to the noise and criticism that comes with the job, the Steph Curry nobody sees, Kevin Durant's greatness, landing his first job interview with the Warriors, and the definition of success.

The Dallas Mavericks owner and business mogul joins Episode 79  of The Jim Rome Podcast and discusses his climb in the business world, off season trips with Dirk Nowitzki and Shark Tank. 

Stanley Cup Champion and NBC Sports analyst Eddie Olczyk joins Episode 78 of the Jim Rome Podcast. They discuss the wild first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the difference between regular season hockey and playoff hockey, the upcoming Kentucky Derby, and Eddie's battle with cancer.

NFL Veteran and Super Bowl champion Trent Dilfer joins Jim for Episode 77. They discuss the upcoming NFL Draft and the quarterbacks coming off the board, throwing a punch at John Randle, coming into the league with high expectations, getting booed at an Outback Steakhouse, winning a Super Bowl, losing his son, and making the decision to become a high school football coach.

Former PGA Tour pro and Jungle Legend Steve Elkington joins The Jim Rome Podcast for Episode 76. Elk previews the Masters, tells some Colin Montgomery stories, talks Tiger's win in 1997 and his chances this weekend, Phil Mickelson, and the direction Jordan Spieth and Justin Thomas are trending.

Episode 75 of The Jim Rome Podcast welcomes Trevor Pryce, Jim's co-host from the RPO. Topics include: Trevor's pick-up basketball skills, Rob Gronkowski's retirement, saying no to Bill Belichick, the future of the Cleveland Browns, Blake Bortles, Kliff Kingsbury and more. Plus another batch of listener voicemails.

Three-time Super Bowl winner Mark Schlereth is the guest on Episode 74 of the Jim Rome Podcast. They discuss growing up in Alaska, picking Idaho over Hawaii for college, his unlikely journey to the NFL, removing a kidney stone and playing that night, Montana v Brady, the Cleveland Browns, and Kyler Murray.

The co-creators of Billions, Brian Koppelman and David Levien, join the podcast for Episode 73, to discuss the return of their hit show for its fourth season. They discuss chasing a career together, being unhireable in Hollywood, betting on yourself, and the idea of money versus power -- and how it drives both their television show and Wall Street.

13-year MLB veteran Aubrey Huff joins Jim for Episode 72 of the Jim Rome podcast. The two-time World Series champion shares his story of addiction to Adderall, what it did to his marriage, his spiral into depression, and coming out the other side.

The co-host of Entertainment Tonight joins Jim Rome for Episode 71 of the podcast, the first recurring guest in podcast history. They discussed Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, Spike Lee's Oscar win, Tristan Thompson and Khloe Kardashian, Robert Kraft and more. Plus, another batch of listener voicemails.

Episode 70 of the Jim Rome Podcast features Ricky Williams. The Heisman Trophy winner talked about his second life, the warrior mentality, competing on Big Brother, his favorite football coach, being the only member of the Saints 1999 draft class, and his complex relationship with marijuana. That conversation, plus another batch of listener voicemails.

Five-time Pro Bowl defensive end Jared Allen joins Jim Rome for Episode 69 of the Jim Rome Podcast. They discussed Allen chasing an Olympic bid in curling, his role in developing players in the AAF, his legendary mullet, taking down a wild boar, playing with Brett Favre, and his work with wounded warriors. That, plus another batch of listener voicemails.

Jim Rome is joined by best-selling author and media strategist Ryan Holiday for Episode 68. The in-demand adviser and speaker talks to Jim about dropping out of college, being a stoic, working with Nick Saban, his rise up the ranks as a 20-year-old at American Apparel, and setting goals for 2019. Plus, another batch of listener voicemails.

Iconic television personality Maury Povich joins The Jim Rome Podcast for Episode 67. They discuss his incredible run as a talk show host, his start in show business, his father, legendary Washington Post sportswriter Shirley Povich, his wife Connie Chung, and his incredible golf game. That, plus another batch of your voicemails.

PGA Tour Pro Pat Perez joined The Jim Rome Podcast for Episode 66, discussing life with his four-month-old daughter, Piper, being glossed Golf's Angriest Man, the backlash from commenting on Tiger Woods, how he met his wife Ashley, and his relationship with Anthony Kim. Plus, an extended batch of Listener Voicemails.

Boomer Esiason joins Jim Rome for Episode 65. The four-time Pro Bowler and former league MVP discusses the NFL postseason, his work with CBS and Showtime, and his son Gunnar.

The White Shadow's Kevin Hooks joined Jim Rome on Episode 64 to celebrate the 40-year anniversary of the iconic television series. Kevin discussed why the show was groundbreaking when it came out, why it is still groundbreaking today, and why the show still resonates with so many people. Plus, he told other incredible stories of his 50 years working in Hollywood—like directing Johnny Depp on 21 Jump Street fighting a bear. Plus, another batch of your listener voicemails.

Recent International Boxing Hall of Fame inductee Teddy Atlas joins Jim Rome for Episode 63. Atlas discusses the impact his father, Dr. Theodore Atlas, had on his life, the knife fight that almost killed him, learning from legendary trainer Cus D'Amato, Mike Tyson's career, and his return to training fighters. (Plus, another batch of listener voicemails.)

Arizona State head coach and basketball legend Bobby Hurley joins Jim Rome for Episode 62. Bobby discusses the Sun Devils' rivalry with Arizona, his team's ascent, and his program going forward. He also looks back at his amazing career, picking Duke over Seton Hall, matching up against UNLV, playing pick-up basketball in Jersey City, the car accident that changed his life, and his passion for thoroughbred racing. Plus, another batch of listener voicemails.