Cabbie Presents: The Podcast Cabral Richards

Luke Willson (Oakland Raiders) gives an insider view of HBO’s Hard Knocks, hilariously talks baseball physiques, offers the best beer analogy ever, dives into FaceApp, his protocol on posting workouts, mini mini-camps with Russell Wilson, explains why he's not a demonstrative receiver on the sidelines and why it's so difficult to compete at the highest level in the NFL under constant barrage from lighting fast defensive ends.

Tom Wilson (Washington Capitals) & Sean Monahan (Calgary Flames) describe awkward Instagram encounters, summer jams, ESPN The Magazine Body Issue, hockey culture vs basketball culture, Brampton’s talent pool, last generation’s NHL tough guys, that time Sean Monahan fought and Svechnikov vs Ovechkin.

Toronto Maple Leafs Forward Zach Hyman is building an e-sports juggernaut, offers ​​life hacks, Gary Roberts' influence, his fast food guilty pleasures, gaming guilty pleasures, french class vs gym class, teammates for Sports Jeopardy and falls down a YouTube rabbit hole. ​

Legendary comedic actor Dan Aykroyd remembers taking his Illinois State Police cruiser out to pick up dates, his happy place is on a Harley Davidson, working with the new school Ferrell, Galifianakis, McCarthy, 1063 Avenue Road had mythical nights, Victoria Day vs Canada Day and he introduces Cabbie to his first Caesar featuring his own crystal head vodka.

Actor Shamier Anderson, a fresh face in Hollywood with a personal style GQ Magazine editors would envy, remembers learning from OGs Johnny Depp and Billy Bob Thornton. He collaborates with his brother and fellow actor Stephan James on their annual BLACK Ball as well as on screen in the movie “Race”. Anderson chronicles the early roles in his formative years to larger more substantial parts in film and TV. McDonald’s is his guilty pleasure.

Hall of Famer Gary Payton, one of the NBA’s most elite players, was a tenacious defender, talented scorer and legendary trash talker. This 9x All NBA and 9x All Defensive player’s fuel before home games was McDonald’s. Times were different in the 90s. Payton remembers almost being traded from Seattle and Larry Bird was an equally strong trash talker. Magic Johnson’s summer runs were eventful. As a collector, Payton owns Pete Rose’s and Willie Mays’ World Series rings and multiple NBA Jam arcade games at his homes.​