Now, judging by the direction Jeff Bezos is going, it may soon be a headline. Never miss a story - sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.įor Manning, 'doing a show that involved' historical aspects was appealing to him, but it was the variety of topics that sealed the deal.Once upon a time, the phrase 'billionaire shows his whole ass on social media' was just a metaphor. Everybody uses the term GOAT, it seems like mostly when it comes to sports, players, teams, top 10 rankings.' 'I think it's important for people to know the history,' said Manning. Manning previously told PEOPLE that he wanted to host Greatest of All Time because 'it wasn't about sports.' The closest it came to the sports world was an episode highlighting the greatest stadiums in the world, which Manning said he enjoyed learning about while recording his segments. In addition to hosting ManningCast during the season with his little brother Eli, he hosts the History Channel series weekly.

RELATED: Peyton Manning Says He and Eli Manning Taught Their Dad How to Text: He'd 'Fill Up Our Voicemails'Īlthough Manning retired in 2016, NFL fans have still been able to enjoy his other talents.

The episode also features commentary from a panel of experts who help Manning relay the significance of each industry titan featured, including attorneys, reporters and creative executives.

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