Tim Green & Troy Green

Nothing Left Unsaid

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Hosted by Tim Green and his son Troy, Nothing Left Unsaid brings together famous guests, many of them lifelong friends and teammates. After losing his voice and movement to ALS, Tim speaks again through groundbreaking AI from ElevenLabs. It’s a technological miracle, but more than that, it’s a sacred second chance. The result is storytelling at its most human. Reverent. Honest. Unrepeatable. Because when time is limited, only the truth remains. This is Nothing Left Unsaid.

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Tim Green & Troy Green

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Society

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Latest episode

Jul 8, 2026

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Episodes

#74 - Neal McDonough: Hollywood Turned on Me... and I Lost Everything 30.07.2025

Neal McDonough was at the top of his game: an actor with credits in Band of Brothers, Minority Report, and Flags of Our Fathers. But when he refused to film intimate scenes out of conviction and respect for his wife, Hollywood turned on him. He lost roles, his home, his identity and for a time, nearly himself. In this deeply personal conversation, Neal opens up to Tim and Troy about what it felt l...

#73 - Coach Muschamp: Why Old-School Coaching Still Works 23.07.2025

In this raw and revealing episode, Coach Will Muschamp—former head coach at Florida and South Carolina and longtime assistant to Nick Saban and Kirby Smart—joins Tim and Troy Green for a no-holds-barred conversation on leadership, grit, and what it really means to coach in today’s college football landscape. Muschamp reflects on his journey from walk-on to team captain at Georgia, his rise through...

#72 - Mati Staniszewski: Building ElevenLabs into a $3 Billion AI Company 16.07.2025

Discover how ElevenLabs is revolutionizing the way we communicate, making voice technology accessible to everyone, including those living with neurodegenerative diseases. In this episode, Mati Staniszewski shares the journey from a simple startup idea to building a company now valued at over $3 billion. Learn how ElevenLabs’ innovations are transforming storytelling, content creation, and accessib...

#71 - Rosanna Scotto: From Brooklyn Accent to Broadcast Icon 09.07.2025

For nearly four decades, Rosanna Scotto has been one of the most trusted and recognizable voices in New York television. But her path to becoming a broadcast icon was anything but easy. In this candid conversation, Rosanna opens up about the early days of her career—when her Brooklyn accent and being a woman in a male-dominated newsroom were seen as obstacles instead of strengths. She shares the s...

#70 - Josh Dubin: Fighting Wrongful Convictions 02.07.2025

Criminal justice reform advocate and attorney Josh Dubin has dedicated his life to freeing the wrongfully convicted. But what happens when the system you fight so hard to fix fails again in the most unimaginable way? In this conversation, Josh opens up about the emotional toll of exonerating people who later reoffend, the presumption of guilt that taints juries, and the staggering racial dispariti...

#69 - Tim Shriver: What Special Olympics Athletes Can Teach Us 25.06.2025

Tim Shriver has spent his life championing inclusion, not from the sidelines but in the arena. As the longtime chairman of Special Olympics, he believes the athletes he serves aren't just participants - they’re teachers. In this episode, Tim Green and his son Troy sit down with Tim Shriver to explore what Special Olympics athletes can teach us about freedom, dignity, and the power of being fully s...

#68 - Will Storr: Stories Are Controlling Your Life 18.06.2025

Why do we fight over politics, follow cults, and smoke even when we know it kills us? Bestselling author and journalist Will Storr joins Tim Green to unpack how storytelling, status, and tribalism drive human behavior. From nearly being executed in South Sudan to ghostwriting memoirs, Will reveals the hidden scripts we live by and how they both save and sabotage us. Get Will's new book: https://ge...

#67 - Daryl Davis: How One Man Convinced 200 Klansmen to Quit 11.06.2025

In this powerful episode of Nothing Left Unsaid, we sit down with Daryl Davis, a musician whose extraordinary story transcends music and dives deep into the heart of human connection. Davis has convinced over 200 members of the Ku Klux Klan to abandon hate not through force or anger, but through honest, patient conversation. Discover how Daryl's courage and curiosity led him face-to-face with some...

#66 - Dan Doctoroff: Raised $250M to Fight ALS 04.06.2025

Dan Doctoroff helped rebuild New York after 9/11, shaped the city’s skyline, and nearly brought the Olympics to town. But after losing his father and uncle to ALS and receiving his own diagnosis, he launched a bold new mission: raise $250 million to cure the disease. In this candid conversation with Tim Green, Dan reflects on his legacy, his purpose, and why he’s not stopping anytime soon. SPONSOR...

#65 - Nic Pizzolatto: True Detective, Trauma, and Redemption 28.05.2025

Nic Pizzolatto, the creator of True Detective, joins Tim and Troy Green for an unfiltered conversation about the pain that shaped his storytelling, the personal demons behind his writing, and the redemptive power of love, art, and fatherhood. From a turbulent childhood in Louisiana to working with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson on one of the most acclaimed series in TV history, Nic opens...

#64 - John Marsh: From Suicidal Meth Addict to $1.5B Real Estate Visionary 21.05.2025

John Marsh was a meth addict, $1.5 million in debt, and moments away from taking his own life. In this raw and powerful conversation, John shares the moment in an attic when he cried out to a God he didn’t know and everything changed. From the depths of addiction and divorce, he rebuilt not only his life and marriage, but an entire town. Today, John and his wife Ash have launched 63 businesses, re...

#63 - Brad Smith: Elon Musk’s Neuralink Brain Implant Changed My Life 14.05.2025

Brad Smith is the third person in the world to receive Elon Musk’s Neuralink brain implant. In this powerful and deeply personal conversation, Brad opens up about life with ALS, what it feels like to control a computer with his mind, and how a FaceTime call from Elon Musk just before his surgery helped him face the unknown. He talks about the moment he said yes to Neuralink, the limitations of eye...

#62 - Scott Payne: Undercover FBI Agent in America’s Most Dangerous Hate Groups 07.05.2025

Former FBI agent Scott Payne spent nearly three decades infiltrating some of America’s most dangerous and secretive groups—from one-percenter biker gangs and hate-filled white supremacist cells to the domestic terror network known as The Base. In this raw and riveting conversation, Payne shares how music helped him earn trust inside the Ku Klux Klan, what it felt like to be stripped and searched a...

#61 - Huey Lewis: Stories Behind the Music 30.04.2025

In this episode, music legend Huey Lewis joins Tim and Troy Green for a wide-ranging conversation about life, loss, fame, and finding joy after adversity. Huey reflects on his early years—hitchhiking through Europe with a harmonica, busking on the streets, and discovering his voice in London’s punk scene. He shares powerful memories of mentors like Phil Lynott, the lessons he learned from Robert A...

#60 - Craig Boyce & Dr. Melanie Leitner: Can Venture Capital Cure ALS? 23.04.2025

When private-equity veteran Craig Boyce left nearly two decades at Bain Capital and neuroscientist Dr. Melanie Leitner stepped out of the lab, both carried a deeply personal mission: speed up the end of ALS. Together they helm the ALS Investment Fund, a for-profit venture vehicle that backs early-stage therapeutics aimed at turning the disease from terminal to chronically managed by filling the “c...

#59 - Jim McMahon: The Black Sheep Quarterback, BYU Battles, and Super Bowl Glory 16.04.2025

In this raw and revealing conversation, Super Bowl-winning quarterback Jim McMahon joins Tim and Troy Green to share the unfiltered truth about his wild path to NFL stardom. From his troubled youth and strict upbringing to setting NCAA records and clashing with authority at BYU, McMahon opens up about what shaped him into one of football's most unforgettable personalities. He recounts the infamous...

#58 - Dr. Stuart Ablon: Science-Backed Parenting: What Actually Works 09.04.2025

In this episode, Dr. Stuart Ablon—a renowned clinical psychologist and Harvard Medical School faculty member—shares a radically different approach to understanding and addressing challenging behavior in kids and adults alike. He introduces the Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) model, built on a powerful insight: "People do well if they can." Through real-life examples and a live roleplay with Ti...

#57 - Steve Hafner: Kayak’s Billion-Dollar Journey 02.04.2025

Steve Hafner, co-founder and CEO of Kayak, joins Tim and Troy Green for a conversation packed with insights, humility, and humor. From building Kayak into a billion-dollar brand to navigating existential threats like 9/11 and COVID, Steve shares his remarkable entrepreneurial journey. He reflects on lessons from a global upbringing, founding Orbitz, creating a revolutionary travel search engine, a...

#56 - Suzanne Santo: Music, Motherhood, and Finding God 26.03.2025

Singer-songwriter and actress Suzanne Santo joins Tim and Troy for a deeply personal conversation about her journey from chasing fame to finding fulfillment in music, motherhood, and faith. She opens up about her early dreams in acting and modeling, the loneliness that led her to songwriting, and a life-changing moment of clarity that led her to leave Los Angeles and start over in Austin. Suzanne...

#55 – Bill Ottman: Free Speech, Privacy, and the Future of Social Media 19.03.2025

Bill Ottman, co-founder and CEO of Minds.com, joins us for an eye-opening conversation about the battle for digital freedom, privacy, and free speech in today’s social media landscape. In this episode, Bill breaks down why big tech platforms are failing users, how Minds offers a censorship-resistant, privacy-first alternative, and why owning your data is more important than ever. We dive into Bill...

#54 - Ron Heller: The Eagles Lineman Who Won MVP 12.03.2025

Former NFL offensive tackle and coach Ron Heller joins Tim and Troy Green for an honest, hard-hitting conversation about life on and off the field. From growing up in Farmingdale, Long Island with dreams of the NFL, to the lessons his parents instilled in him about hard work and accountability, Ron shares stories that shaped his career. He recounts wild recruiting tales, the integrity of Joe Pater...

#53 - Thomas McGuane: Writing, Hollywood, and a Life Well Lived 05.03.2025

Thomas McGuane, legendary novelist, screenwriter, and outdoorsman, joins us for a captivating conversation about his extraordinary life and career. From writing acclaimed novels like 92 in the Shade to navigating Hollywood, marrying Margot Kidder, and later settling into life as a Montana rancher, McGuane shares his reflections on creativity, resilience, and the pursuit of a meaningful life. In th...

#52 - Rob Konrad: NFL Player’s 16-Hour Fight for Survival 26.02.2025

Rob Konrad, former Miami Dolphins fullback, shares his unbelievable true story of survival after being thrown from his boat into the open ocean—forced to swim for 16 hours through shark-infested waters to reach safety. In this gripping episode, Rob recounts the physical and mental battle he faced against hypothermia, exhaustion, and the overwhelming odds of making it to shore. He describes the mom...

#51 – Jason Redman: Navy SEAL, Resilience, and the Will to Fight 19.02.2025

Jason Redman, former Navy SEAL, Purple Heart recipient, and bestselling author, joins us to share his extraordinary journey of leadership, sacrifice, and overcoming adversity. In this powerful episode, Jason recounts his early drive to become a SEAL, the brutal reality of Hell Week, and the leadership failures that nearly ended his military career. He opens up about the ambush in Afghanistan that...

#50 - Jason Benetti: Breaking Barriers in Sports Broadcasting 12.02.2025

Jason Benetti, renowned sports broadcaster and the voice of the Detroit Tigers, joins us for an inspiring conversation about resilience, chasing dreams, and defying expectations. Born with cerebral palsy, Jason overcame physical challenges and industry biases to achieve his lifelong goal of calling games at the highest level. In this episode, he shares his journey from calling high school football...

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