We welcome one of the hottest sensations in the National League to Celebrity Salute: MLB All-Star Paul Skenes of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Paul and Randy talk about his college and professional career, iconic Bucco staches, and time spent at the Air Force Academy. Paul is taking on a new initiative with the Gary Sinise Foundation, and he shares all of the details on that (as well as a little bit of talk about his famous girlfriend, Livvy Dunne!).

We welcome Ken Fisher to the podcast to talk about Fisher House’s sponsorship of the 2024 Department of Defense Warrior Games. Randy and Ken talk about the event, why it is important for Fisher House to support these men and women, as well as an update on where Fisher House’s mission is heading today.

We welcome back actor and director Kevin Costner to the podcast to talk about his latest project, “Horizon: An American Saga.” This project chronicles a multifaceted, 15-year span of pre- and post-Civil War expansion and settlement of the American West. It is a total of four movies, and Randy and Kevin discuss how the movie came to be and how long Kevin has had this project bouncing around in his head.

We welcome actor John Ratzenberger. He is best known for playing the character Cliff Clavin on the comedy series Cheers, for which he earned two Primetime Emmy nominations, and took part in every Pixar film made. He is appearing in the June 14th release of Inside Out 2 and talks with Randy about his voice work on this film, his Nuts, Bolts, and Thingamajigs campaign, and much more.

We welcome actress Jessica Alba to the podcast to talk about her five-year hiatus from Hollywood to her return to the big screen as an actress and producer for Netflix’s “Trigger Warning.” Randy and Jessica talk about the film, her career, machetes, the training process for this physically demanding role, and much more.

We welcome back one of our favorite actors, Steve Guttenberg, to the show to talk about his Army Ranger father, and how his dad’s declining health led him to become a caregiver for his ailing family member. Steve and Randy discuss the challenges that caregivers can face, as well as a few stories from his time pursuing his acting career. Also, can we please start streaming “Cocoon?”

We welcome Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, author of “On Killing,” to the show to discuss his career in the military and the field of study for military members. The act of taking a life has wide-ranging effects, and Grossman’s works “On Killing” and “On Combat” have become required reading for cadets entering the leadership ranks of our military.

We welcome Craig Morgan to the podcast to discuss his new book, "God, Family, and Country." Randy and Craig discuss some of the book's surprising revelations, how Craig's writing process flowed, and why he wrote the book.