Steve Harvey is here in the club! The comedian, actor and host of Family Feud sits down with Shannon for a wide-ranging conversation on his career, family and tells some incredible stories. It's a conversation not to be missed!



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Steve Harvey is here in the club! The comedian, actor and host of Family Feud sits down with Shannon for a wide-ranging conversation on his career, family and tells some incredible stories. It's a conversation not to be missed! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

NFL legend Shannon Sharpe—3x Super Bowl champion and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame—sits down with the biggest athletes, celebrities and influencers to discuss their accomplishments, challenges, and everything in-between.

NFL legend Shannon Sharpe—3x Super Bowl champion and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame—sits down with the biggest athletes, celebrities and influencers to discuss their accomplishments, challenges, and everything in-between.

Club Shay Shay

Steve Harvey

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Comedian and actor Matt Rife joins Shannon Sharpe on Club Shay Shay for a wide-ranging conversation about his rise from a young club comic to one of the biggest stand-up stars in the world. Now one of the highest-earning comedians working today, Rife reflects on selling out arenas across the globe, joining Taylor Swift as one of the only live acts to break Ticketmaster’s website due to overwhelming ticket demand, becoming the youngest comedian to sell out two shows at Madison Square Garden and the youngest stand-up to sell out the Hollywood Bowl, and building a massive audience through viral social media moments.

Rife opens up about growing up in Ohio and the childhood influences that shaped him, including being raised by his mother and grandfather after losing his father at a young age. He shares how his grandfather supported his dream early on—literally paying to watch him perform—and how that encouragement helped push him toward the stage. The conversation also touches on his early love of sports and the competitive mindset he developed growing up.

Starting stand-up as a teenager, Rife discusses studying comedians like Dave Chappelle, while learning how to write jokes, survive bombing on stage, and develop his own comedic voice. He talks about early comparisons to Justin Bieber, the mentors who helped him early in his career—including D.L. Hughley and Mike Epps—and how performing in Atlanta helped sharpen his skills before moving to Los Angeles after passing a California proficiency exam.

Rife reflects on becoming the youngest cast member in the history of Wild ’N Out with Nick Cannon, competing alongside comedians like DC Young Fly, Karlous Miller, and Chico Bean, and what he learned about television, exposure, and building a brand. He also addresses some of the public conversations and online speculation about his appearance that surfaced as his fame grew.

The discussion also touches on how viral moments online helped expand his audience, including clips of his crowd work that spread widely across social media. He breaks down the business side of comedy, touring worldwide, releasing specials independently, and navigating the changing landscape of entertainment platforms.

The conversation closes with reflections on the realities of fame, stories from memorable moments on stage, and what he’s hoping to accomplish in the next chapter of his career. Rife also previews upcoming projects, including his film Rolling Loud with Owen Wilson and the Netflix limited series The Altruist with Julia Garner, along with new tour dates across the U.S. and Europe.

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Comedian and actor Matt Rife joins Shannon Sharpe on Club Shay Shay for a wide-ranging conversation about his rise from a young club comic to one of the biggest stand-up stars in the world. Now one of the highest-earning comedians working today, Rife reflects on selling out arenas across the globe, joining Taylor Swift as one of the only live acts to break Ticketmaster&rsquo;s website due to overwhelming ticket demand, becoming the youngest comedian to sell out two shows at Madison Square Garden and the youngest stand-up to sell out the Hollywood Bowl, and building a massive audience through viral social media moments.
Rife opens up about growing up in Ohio and the childhood influences that shaped him, including being raised by his mother and grandfather after losing his father at a young age. He shares how his grandfather supported his dream early on&mdash;literally paying to watch him perform&mdash;and how that encouragement helped push him toward the stage. The conversation also touches on his early love of sports and the competitive mindset he developed growing up.
Starting stand-up as a teenager, Rife discusses studying comedians like Dave Chappelle, while learning how to write jokes, survive bombing on stage, and develop his own comedic voice. He talks about early comparisons to Justin Bieber, the mentors who helped him early in his career&mdash;including D.L. Hughley and Mike Epps&mdash;and how performing in Atlanta helped sharpen his skills before moving to Los Angeles after passing a California proficiency exam.
Rife reflects on becoming the youngest cast member in the history of Wild &rsquo;N Out with Nick Cannon, competing alongside comedians like DC Young Fly, Karlous Miller, and Chico Bean, and what he learned about television, exposure, and building a brand. He also addresses some of the public conversations and online speculation about his appearance that surfaced as his fame grew.
The discussion also touches on how viral moments online helped expand his audience, including clips of his crowd work that spread widely across social media. He breaks down the business side of comedy, touring worldwide, releasing specials independently, and navigating the changing landscape of entertainment platforms.
The conversation closes with reflections on the realities of fame, stories from memorable moments on stage, and what he&rsquo;s hoping to accomplish in the next chapter of his career. Rife also previews upcoming projects, including his film Rolling Loud with Owen Wilson and the Netflix limited series The Altruist with Julia Garner, along with new tour dates across the U.S. and Europe.

Club Shay Shay - Matt Rife Part 2

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Club Shay Shay - Matt Rife Part 1

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NBA champion, entrepreneur, artist, and media personality Iman Shumpert joins Club Shay Shay for a powerful and emotional conversation that moves from legacy and loss to fatherhood, relationships, and personal growth.

Iman opens up about the recent passing of his father and the impact he had on his life. He shares that his dad spoke to him every day and shaped the man he is today. Remembering their last conversation. Iman reflects on the shock of losing a “good man,” describing his father as his blueprint for discipline, leadership, and integrity. He explains how grief changed him, forcing him to step fully into manhood without the daily guidance he once relied on.

The conversation shifts to fatherhood and how Iman is raising his daughters with the same love, presence, and accountability he received growing up. He emphasizes intentionality—being attentive, remembering the small things like school presentations, and protecting their emotional space. He breaks down the importance of Black fathers, comparing them to elite defensive backs like Darrelle Revis—so dominant that trouble doesn’t even come their way. He speaks candidly about representation, safety, and how having strong Black male role models shaped how he views the world.

Iman also shares how his mother found joy again through her grandchildren after losing her husband, and how seeing all her sons together brought her peace. He reflects on how grief can physically affect loved ones and the weight that comes with losing a lifelong partner.

He dives into winning an NBA championship with the Cleveland Cavaliers and what it meant to be part of the franchise’s first title run, while also reflecting on his historic Mirrorball Trophy victory on Dancing with the Stars. Iman touches on how the championship was monumental, but the Dancing with the Stars win might hold an even more special place in his mom’s heart.

Iman discusses witnessing the birth of both his daughters at home, his thoughts on having more children, and why he’s hesitant about legal marriage in the future. He speaks honestly about lessons learned from marriage—challenging the idea that a wedding creates a new level of love—and explains why authenticity matters more to him now than performing for relationships.

Iman also reflects on his NBA journey, explaining why he never officially closed the door on basketball and would still answer the call if a contender needed him. He speaks about winning a championship alongside LeBron James with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Iman makes it clear that the competitive fire never left, saying he didn’t “retire-retire” because if the right opportunity came, he’d get in shape and be ready.

He addresses public dating and social media narratives. Kountry Wayne and his relationship with his children and babymothers, and working with him. On filming and being a part of The Chi and Kountry Wayne skits. Receiving advice from Jacob Latimore. Almost getting into a fight after the playoffs. Speak on the controversy of Chris Paul's retirement. Iman also weighs in on platonic friendships between men and women, emotional boundaries, and the impact of a woman’s relationship with her father.

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NBA champion, entrepreneur, artist, and media personality Iman Shumpert joins Club Shay Shay for a powerful and emotional conversation that moves from legacy and loss to fatherhood, relationships, and personal growth.
Iman opens up about the recent passing of his father and the impact he had on his life. He shares that his dad spoke to him every day and shaped the man he is today. Remembering their last conversation. Iman reflects on the shock of losing a &ldquo;good man,&rdquo; describing his father as his blueprint for discipline, leadership, and integrity. He explains how grief changed him, forcing him to step fully into manhood without the daily guidance he once relied on.
The conversation shifts to fatherhood and how Iman is raising his daughters with the same love, presence, and accountability he received growing up. He emphasizes intentionality&mdash;being attentive, remembering the small things like school presentations, and protecting their emotional space. He breaks down the importance of Black fathers, comparing them to elite defensive backs like Darrelle Revis&mdash;so dominant that trouble doesn&rsquo;t even come their way. He speaks candidly about representation, safety, and how having strong Black male role models shaped how he views the world.
Iman also shares how his mother found joy again through her grandchildren after losing her husband, and how seeing all her sons together brought her peace. He reflects on how grief can physically affect loved ones and the weight that comes with losing a lifelong partner.
He dives into winning an NBA championship with the Cleveland Cavaliers and what it meant to be part of the franchise&rsquo;s first title run, while also reflecting on his historic Mirrorball Trophy victory on Dancing with the Stars. Iman touches on how the championship was monumental, but the Dancing with the Stars win might hold an even more special place in his mom&rsquo;s heart.
Iman discusses witnessing the birth of both his daughters at home, his thoughts on having more children, and why he&rsquo;s hesitant about legal marriage in the future. He speaks honestly about lessons learned from marriage&mdash;challenging the idea that a wedding creates a new level of love&mdash;and explains why authenticity matters more to him now than performing for relationships.
Iman also reflects on his NBA journey, explaining why he never officially closed the door on basketball and would still answer the call if a contender needed him. He speaks about winning a championship alongside LeBron James with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Iman makes it clear that the competitive fire never left, saying he didn&rsquo;t &ldquo;retire-retire&rdquo; because if the right opportunity came, he&rsquo;d get in shape and be ready.
He addresses public dating and social media narratives. Kountry Wayne and his relationship with his children and babymothers, and working with him. On filming and being a part of The Chi and Kountry Wayne skits. Receiving advice from Jacob Latimore. Almost getting into a fight after the playoffs. Speak on the controversy of Chris Paul's retirement. Iman also weighs in on platonic friendships between men and women, emotional boundaries, and the impact of a woman&rsquo;s relationship with her father.

Club Shay Shay - Iman Shumpert Part 2

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