New York Rangers Club30 Podcast

In this season finale of Club 30, Henrik Lundqvist sits down with Lucali founder Mark Iacono to talk about the accidental rise of one of NYC’s most iconic pizza spots. Mark shares how a construction project turned into Jay-Z’s favorite late-night hang, why he still doesn’t call himself a chef, and the emotional moments that keep him grounded. It’s a story about fame, humility, and staying true to your roots — even when 30 Escalades pull up to your door.

On this episode of Club 30, Henrik Lundqvist sits down with Alexander Skarsgård for a candid and funny conversation about fame, failure, and finding joy in unexpected places. He opens up about his new role in Murderbot, how he hijacked Succession’s final season, and why he’ll never give up on his scrappy hometown soccer team. From child actor to international star, this episode reveals the heart and humor behind one of Sweden’s most iconic exports.

On this episode of Club 30, Henrik Lundqvist sits down with Sopranos star Steve Schirripa to talk about joining the show at 40, the fear of getting whacked every season, and how playing Bobby Bacala changed his life. Steve opens up about working with James Gandolfini, behind-the-scenes stories from set, and what it meant to earn the respect of the cast and real-life mobsters alike.

In this episode of Club 30, Patrick Ewing joins Henrik Lundqvist to reflect on the iconic era of the ’90s New York Knicks. From physical playoff battles to Dream Team memories, Ewing opens up about facing legends like Shaq, Hakeem, and Bird—and why Madison Square Garden still feels like home. He shares what makes Jalen Brunson so special, and delivers a masterclass on handling the pressure of the New York media spotlight. This conversation is full of stories, wisdom, and that trademark Ewing grit.

In this episode of Club 30, Henrik and Jay sit down with Guenther Steiner for a wide-ranging conversation on life after Haas, how Drive to Survive changed Formula 1 forever, and why staying authentic matters more than ever. From building an F1 team out of his kitchen to becoming one of the most beloved personalities in motorsport, Guenther opens up about leadership, fame, passion — and why he’s just getting started. Plus: hilarious stories about forgetting he was mic’d up, why he refuses to watch Drive to Survive, and what it’s like to dive back into hockey after 30 years off the ice.

In this episode of Club 30, Henrik and Jay sit down with comedian Chris Distefano for a hilarious and deeply personal conversation. Chris opens up about his unlikely path from pediatric physical therapist to stand-up comic and the viral story that changed everything. They talk about bombing on stage, finding your voice in the brutal NYC comedy scene, and what it takes to work legendary venues. Chris also shares his dad’s unforgettable advice, why being likable beats being clever, and how he balances fatherhood with life on the road.

In this episode of Club 30, Henrik and Jay sit down with Kenny Albert — the hardest-working voice in sports and the newly named lead play-by-play announcer for the New York Rangers. They talk about his journey behind the mic, calling games across every major league, and growing up in a legendary broadcasting family. From Victor Cruz’s 99-yard touchdown to Jose Bautista’s iconic bat flip, Kenny shares his favorite calls and the voices that inspired him. He also opens up about the meticulous prep that keeps him ready for anything — including pulling Henrik’s first career shutout notes from 2005. Plus, stories from 250 broadcast partners, a fake interview with Mayor Bloomberg, and what it really takes to stay sharp in the booth.

In this season 5 premiere of Club 30, Henrik and Jay are joined by two comedy icons, Pete Davidson and Bill Murray, for an unforgettable conversation about their incredible careers and the generational differences that shaped their comedic paths. They explore their time on SNL, the unpredictable chaos of fame, and how stand-up comedy influenced their journey. Bill shares his perspective on what makes a movie truly great, while Pete reflects on the challenges and rewards of balancing stand-up with acting. Plus, they discuss their upcoming projects and the future of comedy.