Aryna Sabalenka on Coco Gauff, Smashing Rackets & Perfecting Her Serve | What I’ve Learned | Esquire

David Spade on Chris Farley, 'SNL' & His Feud With Eddie Murphy | What I’ve Learned | Esquire

David Spade built a career on saying what everyone else is thinking, but some of his biggest lessons came behind the scenes. In this episode of “What I’ve Learned,” the comedian, actor, and podcaster sits down with Esquire editor-in-chief Michael Sebastian to talk about his iconic ‘SNL’ years, memories of Chris Farley, and the moments that shaped him, from “buh-bye” becoming a cultural catchphrase to navigating his feud with Eddie Murphy and almost playing Joey on ‘Full House.’ Watch as he reflects on being tattooed by Sean Penn, trading notes with comics like Nate Bargatze, processing loss over the years, sharing how he’s handled fame, failure, and why you just have to keep going. See 'Busboys' in theaters now. Watch 'Outcome' on AppleTV.   #DavidSpade #Outcome #Busboys #SaturdayNightLive #WhatIveLearned #Esquire

Aryna Sabalenka on Coco Gauff, Smashing Rackets & Perfecting Her Serve | What I’ve Learned | Esquire

Aryna Sabalenka is one of the top tennis players in the world, but getting there wasn’t easy. In this episode of “What I’ve Learned,” she talks with Esquire Editor-in-Chief Michael Sebastian about losing control of her serve, what really happened after her match against Coco Gauff, and the lessons she learned from her father. From training with men to smashing rackets and balancing two completely different personalities on and off the court, Sabalenka shares how she learned to stay in the fight.   Read Aryna Sabalenka’s full Mavericks of Sports profile here: https://www.esquire.com/sports/a70884977/aryna-sabalenka-interview-2026/ [https://www.esquire.com/sports/a70884977/aryna-sabalenka-interview-2026/]   #ArynaSabalenka #MavericksOfSports #WhatIveLearned #Esquire

Arsenio Hall on Tupac, Prince & Saving 'Coming to America' | What I’ve Learned | Esquire

Arsenio Hall changed late night forever, then made the decision to walk away on his own terms. In this episode of "What I’ve Learned," the comedian, actor, and talk show host sits down with Esquire Editor-in-Chief Michael Sebastian to reflect on fame, fatherhood, and the lessons behind his new memoir Arsenio, including why he turned down films like "Bad Boys" and chose to be present for his son. From saving "Coming to America" to his friendship with Pamela Anderson and behind-the-scenes stories about Tupac, Eddie Murphy, and Prince, Arsenio shares why making people laugh is what matters most.   Get your copy of Arsenio’s self-titled memoir here: linktr.ee/arseniohall   #ArsenioHall #Arsenio #WhatIveLearned #Esquire

Will Reeve on Grief, Resilience, and Carrying His Parents’ Legacy | What I’ve Learned | Esquire

Will Reeve grew up in extraordinary circumstances. As the son of Christopher Reeve, the first Superman the world came to love, he learned resilience and purpose early on after a horse-riding accident left his father paralyzed. In this episode of "What I’ve Learned," the award-winning journalist, ABC News correspondent, and "Good Morning America" contributor sits down with Esquire Editor-in-Chief Michael Sebastian to discuss grief, marriage, and the lessons that continue to shape him. Reflecting on the compassion and strength modeled by his mother, Dana Reeve, as well as the overwhelming support of his father’s friends, including Robin Williams, Will explains why he wouldn’t change a thing about his life.   #WillReeve #ChristopherReeve #WhatIveLearned #Esquire

A$AP Rocky on Fatherhood, Faith, and Becoming a Modern Renaissance Man | What I’ve Learned | Esquire

A$AP Rocky has lived many lives, from growing up in Harlem to becoming a modern Renaissance man, global artist, designer, and father. In this episode of “What I’ve Learned,” he sits down with Esquire Editor-in-Chief Michael Sebastian to reflect on faith, family, creativity, and the moments that shaped him, from working with Denzel Washington and Rose Byrne to collaborating with Tim Burton on his new album 'Don’t Be Dumb.' Rocky opens up about becoming a girl dad, his relationship with Rihanna, and surviving his toughest chapters.