The Will Leitch Show

The NBC News Politics Correspondent talks about his new book, whether Generation X had any lasting power and, of course, Boston sports.

The NASCAR legend talks about his new book, how much he misses racing and whether Daniel Snyder is making the world worse.

The New York Times Magazine writer and author of "Big Game" talks to Will about the vapidity of NFL owners, the differences between politics and sports and whether Mark Davis wears a fanny pack.

Will meets up with Donald Faison to talk about his new role in the upcoming "Star Wars Resistance," and if the Knicks have a chance to bounce back this year. Plus, a "Scrubs" reunion with surprise guest John C. McGinley.

Trevor Long, who plays the evil Cade Langmore on "Ozark," tells us all about chewing tobacco, Jason Bateman and insane New England sports fans.

Arli$$ creators Robert Wuhl and Mike Tollin talk about the legacy of their series, now that it's streaming on HBO GO for the first time, and also how they don't like sabermetrics.

Comedian and former US Marine Rob Riggle joins Will to discuss everything from his affinity for yelling in movies, if Frank Caliendo is mad at him for stealing his Fox gig, and the National Anthem controversy sweeping pro sports.

The recent Pro Football Hall of Fame Rozelle Radio-TV Award winner talks about a life covering the NFL, her journey as a woman in the world of sports journalism and if it's OK if Will steals someone's HBO password.

The "LA Confidential" and "Memento" talks about life in the spotlight, his new Netflix show and his extreme fandom of the Geelong Cats Australian Rules Football Club.

Will is joined by Mackenzie Phillips, best known for her roles in American Graffiti and Orange is the New Black to discuss her childhood stardom, helping others survive addiction, and her beloved Lakers.

Famed Egyptian comedian, satirist and talk show host Bassem Youssef joins the show to discuss what it's like to be barred from his home country, comedy in the age of Trump and if he is more famous than Mohamed Salah.

NBC News analyst and co-host of "The Circus" John Heilemann talks about the nature of truth in the year 2018 and why it's okay to root for multiple baseball teams.

Will Leitch is joined by former Pro Bowl RB Thomas Q. Jones to discuss his up and down career, making the transition from NFL player to acting as well as his role as Comanche in Netflix's hit series Luke Cage.

Will Leitch is joined by actress Lea Thompson to discuss her new film The Year of Spectacular Men, her role as Lorraine in Back to the Future, and how families like the Mannings manage to raise multiple successful athletes

Will Leitch is joined by former White House Director of Communications Anthony Scaramucci to discuss his time in the Trump administration, whether our political divide is unbridgeable and his affinity for the New York Mets.

Will Leitch is joined by Entertainment Weekly's movie critic and author of "Caddyshack: The Making of a Hollywood Cinderella Story" Chris Nasahwaty to discuss whether if the sports movie genre is still relevant in 2018.

Will Leitch is joined by Sydelle Noel to discuss her roles inn GLOW and Black Panther as well as her time as a track star at the University of Georgia. Plus Sydelle plays a game of "GLOW or NO GLOW?"

Will Leitch is joined by MLB Legend Keith Hernandez to talk about his volatile MLB career, his new book and his classic appearance on Seinfeld.

Stephanie Beatriz of Brooklyn Nine-Nine joins Will Leitch to discuss her rise to fame. Plus, Beatriz gets into character as the notoriously stoic Rosa Diaz and tries to keep a straight face while viewing absurd internet videos.

Will Leitch is joined by Ron Livingston to discuss his eclectic movie career, his love of Chicago sports and debate if 90's movies still hold up in 2018.

Will Leitch is joined by heralded Sports Illustrated writer Grant Wahl to discuss the pressure and expectations that superstar athletes such as LeBron James and Lionel Messi must navigate throughout their illustrious careers.

With the World Cup just a couple of months away, Will Leitch brings on Judah Friedlander of 30 Rock fame to discuss how the USMNT failing to qualify for the World Cup affects the state of the beautiful game in America.

This week on the Will Leitch Show, Will invites Big Ten Network and Sports Journalist Taylor Rooks to talk about the absence of sexual harassment in sports, her success in the sports world, and Lovie Smith's beard.

Comedian Godfrey joins Will Leitch to discuss his college sports career, hecklers and more.

Chris Hayes, host of MSNBC's "All In with Chris Hayes" and author of the book "A Colony in a Nation" joins Will Leitch to discuss the unique relationship between politics and sports.