ESPN: The B.S. Report with Bill Simmons

Luke Perry joins Bill to discuss his time on Beverly Hills 90210, his love for professional wrestling and his dedication to the Cleveland Browns.

Bill talks to Bill Barnwell about Wes Welker's departure from the New England Patriots and other NFL free-agency moves.

Bill dials up JackO to talk about the Yankees' spring training struggles and check in on JackO's outlook as opening day nears.

Bill is joined by comedian Nathan Fielder to talk about his new show on Comedy Central, how he got into the comedy business, and why magic is making a giant comeback.

Bill Simmons is joined by ESPN The Magazine's Don Van Natta Jr. to talk about his feature on Roger Goodell's first few years as commissioner of the NFL.

Grantland's Zach Lowe comes on to discuss lessons from last weekend's Sloan Conference and the NBA's Eastern Conference playoff picture.

In a revealing interview, Mike Tyson details to Jalen Rose and Bill Simmons his struggles with drug use, women, leaving boxing, mental health, and his challenging upbringing.

Chris Connelly calls in to the podcast to discuss his experience at the Oscars, Seth MacFarlane's hosting, and whether films should have to wait five years before being eligible for the awards.

NBA coaching legend Bill Fitch tells some war stories about coaching the Celtics and Rockets, as well as the time he threw a chair at a ref.

Antoine Walker sits with Bill to review his college career on "the best college team in history," his time in the league, and his secret workouts with Michael Jordan.

All Star Special: Zach Randolph, Blake Griffin, Chris Paul and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan drop by to chat with Bill.

Ric Bucher and Marc Stein join Bill to break down the broken-down Lakers, reexamine the Harden trade, discuss PEDs in the NBA, and much more.

Chuck Klosterman calls into the BS Report and records one of the best pods to date, focusing their thoughts on Royce White and performance enhancing drugs.

Cousin Sal and Joe House join Bill to break down the Super Bowl weekend, speculate about NBA trades, and announce the winner of their eating contest.

Bill is joined by Cousin Sal and Joe House to preview the Super Bowl and their eating competition showdown.