The Steam Room With EJ and Chuck

Four-time NBA champ Draymond Green talks Chris Paul coming off the bench for GSW and what really happened with last year's team. Baseball icon Dusty Baker joins to talk retirement and awe the guys with stories about Hank Aaron and Satchel Paige.

The 100th episode (!) of the Steam Room Podcast features special shout-outs from former guests Mark Cuban, Jimmy Kimmel, JJ Watt and Rex Chapman.

(King) Henrik Lundqvist skates into The Steam Room to reflect on his recent induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame, his next chapter as a fragrance designer, and, well, being so darn handsome.

Candace Parker (too many accolades to list) joins to talk about her future in the WNBA, the joys and challenges of being a sports parent, and seasonal caffeine habits. Ernie debuts a new segment that will warm your heart like extra-hot coffee.

Comedy legend David Alan Grier drops by to wax poetic about Wolverines football, protest against pickleball and more. Ernie and Charles debate the College Football Playoff and discuss their favorite TV shows.

To get the guys in the holiday spirit, legendary Inside the NBA producer Tim Kiely plays the Steam Room version of White Elephant, encourages Christmas karaoke, and gets the Chuckster's review of eggnog.

NBA podcaster turned global spreader of basketball gospel Leigh Ellis regales EJ and Chuck with tales from his pickup basketball world tour. Charles picks his CFB Natty Champ as well as his favorite Shaq endorsement.

Three-time NFL DPOY J.J. Watt discusses the NFL playoffs and his transition to TV before finally confronting Chuck for ducking him on the golf course. Later, Charles and Ernie reflect on the exits of football legends Nick Saban and Bill Belichick.

Hall of Fame Coach Bill Cowher joins EJ and Chuck to talk Steelers, NFL playoffs and the swirling coaching carousel. Legendary producer Tim Kiely tests the guys on Pittsburgh vernacular. Chuck takes calls from his answering machine.

Twelve-year NBA veteran and author Rex Chapman joins EJ and Chuck to discuss his recovery from addiction and how it inspired his upcoming memoir, "It's Hard For Me to Live with Me: A Memoir." Later, Chuck takes calls from his answering machine.

Michael B. Jordan enters The Steam Room to discuss The Wire, the differences between acting and directing, and the surprising downside of being named Sexiest Man Alive.

Comedian Nate Bargatze enters The Steam Room to talk about performing stand-up for one person before selling out arenas and his golf obsession. Robert Griffin III joins to preview Super Bowl LVIII and discusses the possibility of returning to the NFL.

Two-time national champion Jay Wright gives a March Madness primer and discusses the impact of NIL. Later, Auburn HC Bruce Pearl joins to share the heartwarming story of Sam Cunningham, a leukemia survivor who has become Auburn's team manager.

New Falcons QB Kirk Cousins talks about signing the biggest free agent deal of the offseason and learning how to do the 'Dirty Bird' dance. MLB veteran Jeff Francoeur joins to discuss specialization in youth sports and what parents can do to fix it.

Meadowlark Media's Dan Le Batard enters The Steam Room to reflect on the passing of O.J. Simpson, discuss the state of the NBA, and unpack Charles' love/hate relationship with Dan's father.

Head coach of the back-to-back national champs Dan Hurley enters the Steam Room to talk about UConn's historic run. Verne Lundquist joins to reflect on retiring from his legendary broadcasting career.

Author Hanif Abdurraqib enters The Steam Room to talk about his new book 'There's Always This Year.' Charles answers calls from his answering machine.

Ernie and Charles are ambushed by a motley crew of TNT characters for a hilarious sharing of stories from behind the scenes at Inside the NBA. Later, Chuck explains how he got the nickname 'Sir Charles' without permission from the Queen of England.

Chuck D talks about the cultural impact of Public Enemy, the first time he met Flavor Flav, and his beloved New York Knicks. Steve Hartman from CBS News joins to discuss why he profiles acts of kindness.