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TODAY's Al Roker happened to notice a sign on the plaza that read "Willie Geist used to babysit me." The TODAY anchors get to the bottom of just how old (or young) Willie was in order to baby-sit a now almost 31-year-old man, and David, his former charge, reveals what he remembers about his 1980s baby-sitter's passions. (TODAY)

It was one 2012's zaniest moments on the plaza: the day Natalie Morales and Willie Geist took each other on in a hot dog-eating contest. Let's just say that it was NOT one of sportsmanship's most shining moments. (TODAY)

TODAY's Willie Geist and Hoda Kotb chat about the most interesting topics of the day, like Willie's knowledge of the group One Direction,  musicians with the most Grammy nominations, Taylor Swift's attempt at rapping, and Hoda's enthusiasm about finding new music. (TODAY)

Technology expert Katie Linendoll attempts to drag TODAY's Willie Geist out of the stone age, giving him a crash course in his own Facebook page, plus the best of social media and must-have gadgets. (TODAY)

TODAY anchors Al Roker, Natalie Morales and Willie Geist share what they're thankful for this holiday season, including family and friends, troops overseas and the emergency workers who risked their lives during superstorm Sandy. (TODAY)

The music legend, who has made over 100 albums, chats about his new book, "Roll Me Up and Smoke Me When I Die: Musings From the Road," which chronicles his decades-long career, and says he loves performing with his kids, some of whom have also become musicians. (TODAY)

TODAY's Willie Geist brings up the actor's fluency in French, joking, "When is enough enough for you?", after which both demonstrate their superb French-speaking skills. Ooh la la! (TODAY)

In celebration of his first official day as co-anchor of the third hour of TODAY, Willie Geist, along with his family and fellow anchors, takes a look at his road to TODAY, from meeting his wife at age 11 to his first appearances on msnbc. (TODAY)

Willie Geist of msnbc gives the guy's perspective on womens' pressing questions about love and relationships, such as dealing with a mother-in-law who oversteps her boundaries. He also reveals when boys finally start acting like men. (TODAY)

Host of msnbc's "Way Too Early With Willie Geist" as well as co-host of "Morning Joe," Geist shares his opinions on what most dads really want for Father's Day. (TODAY)