John Newton, author of the famous hymn Amazing Grace, was born in 1725 and went on to become a slave ship captain, but later turned to a life of Christianity and ministry, eventually becoming a prominent figure in the abolition of the slave trade and the reformation of morality. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL, specifically Justin Jefferson's contract and Tua Tagovailoa's market value, with guest Ed O'Neill, who talks about his role as Donald Sterling in FX's Clipped and shares stories about his time on Married with Children. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various sports topics, including the NFL and NBA, with guests such as Kelly O'Coin and Ed O'Neill. They also share best-case scenarios for NFL teams and discuss recent sports news and events. [... more]

The legal challenges against President Trump are being closely followed around the world, with implications for the election and the rule of law. The case against Fannie Willis has sparked controversy, with some arguing that the judge's decision was a mistake. Meanwhile, the ACLJ is working to protect the First Amendment and prevent censorship, with a focus on the upcoming election and the impact on geopolitics, particularly in relation to Israel and US politics. [... more]

The NBA All-Star Game has become a glorified track meet and three-point shootout, with players prioritizing their own interests over putting on a competitive show for fans. The game's lack of competitiveness has led to widespread criticism, with some players even admitting they don't take it seriously. Meanwhile, the NBA Three-Point Contest between Sabrina Yunescu and Steph Curry was a highlight of the weekend, showcasing the skills of the WNBA star and generating excitement among fans. [... more]

The Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin is facing criticism for his handling of prostate cancer treatment, while the administration is accused of a lack of transparency. Meanwhile, the immigration debate continues, with Mexico demanding $20 billion in aid and an end to sanctions against Venezuela and Cuba. In other news, BlackRock is expected to lay off 600 employees, and the ATF is facing criticism for its handling of the Fast and Furious operation. Additionally, Jimmy Kimmel is facing backlash for his comments on vaccines, and Florida Man is making headlines for his bizarre crimes. [... more]

The Israeli war against Hamas rages in Gaza, and campus violence and overall anti-Semitism hits a fever pitch. President Biden's polling is not great, but he claims he's the only one who can beat Trump. The 2024 election is heating up, with Trump and Haley gaining traction, and Biden struggling to complete a sentence. The debate tonight will feature Trump, Haley, and others, and it's expected to be a wild ride. [... more]

Cal Thomas, a renowned journalist and author, shares his insights on 50 years of reporting on America's transformation, highlighting the decline of moral values, the importance of education, and the need for revival in the country. He emphasizes the significance of biblical values and the Christian worldview in shaping America's future. [... more]

David's affair with Bathsheba and his subsequent attempt to cover it up serve as a lesson in God's discipline and the importance of repentance. The story highlights God's love and willingness to give second chances, even to those who have made grave mistakes. Through the biblical account of David's life, Pastor Greg Laurie explores the themes of sin, forgiveness, and the consequences of our actions, ultimately pointing to the redemptive power of God's love. [... more]

Losing faith in others and becoming self-centered can lead to spiritual blindness and a lack of God's glory in one's life. When we focus on ourselves, we step out of the heavenly light and become clogged up, unable to hear from God. The Bible warns that this behavior will ultimately lead to disgrace and the loss of God's glory. [... more]

Learning to cultivate gratitude and appreciation can be a game changer for caregivers, helping them navigate the challenges of their role and find joy in the midst of difficulty. Peter Rosenberg shares his personal experience of cultivating gratitude and how it has impacted his life as a caregiver, and invites listeners to join him in a journey of thanksgiving and appreciation. [... more]

Disgraced FBI agent Peter Strzok compares January 6 to 9-11, sparking controversy and debate about democracy, American governance, and election integrity. [... more]

The FBI's offer of a million dollars to Christopher Steele to prove the Steele dossier's claims has raised questions about the agency's integrity. Meanwhile, the Biden administration's handling of the Middle East, including its relationship with Saudi Arabia, has sparked concerns about its leadership and foreign policy decisions, particularly in light of the looming threat of nuclear war. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show features a discussion on the fastest ball sport in the world, Jalai, and its professional comeback. Marshall Faulk and Susie Schuster join the show, and they are later joined by Ed O'Neill, who shares his experiences playing football and acting. The conversation also touches on football, quarterbacks, and coaches, as well as Ed O'Neill's career in acting and his roles in various TV shows and movies. [... more]

The FBI is facing allegations of bias and corruption, with some agents accused of playing politics and suppressing information. The controversy surrounding the Mar-a-Lago raid and the handling of the Hunter Biden laptop has raised questions about the agency's credibility and impartiality. Meanwhile, the Biden administration's policies on immigration and student loans are also under scrutiny, with some critics arguing that they are unfair and unworkable. [... more]

Born on this day in 1725, John Newton's life was marked by a tumultuous journey from slave ship captain to evangelist and hymn writer. His experiences, including being a sailor, a slave trader, and a prisoner, shaped his views on Christianity and led him to become a vocal advocate for the abolition of the slave trade. Newton's most famous hymn, Amazing Grace, was written as a New Year's hymn and has since become a beloved spiritual anthem. His influence extended beyond his own congregation, as he mentored William Wilberforce, a prominent abolitionist, and played a significant role in the eventual abolition of the slave trade in British territories. [... more]

A heat wave in the UK and US has people struggling with air conditioning, leading to discussions about the importance of HVAC. Meanwhile, a lawsuit against Skittles claims the candy is unfit for human consumption due to titanium dioxide. In other news, Alex Murdaugh has been indicted for the murders of his son and wife, and a listener asks about estate planning after their partner's unexpected death. [... more]

A look at the life of Harvey Weinstein, a convicted sex offender and former film producer, and how he went from being a respected figure in Hollywood to a reviled one. Meanwhile, experts discuss the rising cost of living and the concept of 'greedflation', where corporations take advantage of inflation to increase profits. Additionally, stories of second chances and redemption are shared, including a poet and playwright who turned his life around after serving time in prison, and a physician who is working to prevent gun violence. [... more]

For millions of Americans, Halloween is a day to celebrate their fears, but did you know that nightmares might not be such a bad thing after all? Tracy Smith explores the world of horror movies and dreams, talking to experts and celebrities about the benefits of confronting our fears and the power of nightmares to reveal our deepest emotions. [... more]

The story of the prodigal son from Luke's Gospel teaches us about God's love and forgiveness for those who rebel against Him. A Christian parent's heartache is acute when their child leaves home, but God's grace and mercy are available to all, regardless of their past mistakes. The prodigal son's journey to self-discovery and surrender to God's will is a powerful reminder of the importance of faith and redemption in our lives. [... more]

Alistair Begg emphasizes the importance of embracing the privilege of disgrace, which is a radical lifestyle of contentment, leadership, and faith. He explains that true spiritual growth and maturity come from understanding and appreciating the grace of God, not from slavish observance of externals. The writer of Hebrews urges believers to turn to the Lord Jesus Christ, who is the same yesterday and today and forever, and to leave behind ceremonial foods and external rigmarole. [... more]

The host discusses the dangers of large gatherings during the pandemic, citing the example of a speedway event in North Carolina that drew 4,000 people without social distancing. He also talks about the NBA's potential restart, the controversy surrounding Ty Lawson's comments about Roy Williams, and the NHL's plan to resume the season in the fall. Additionally, the host and his co-host engage in a game of NFL trading card war, where they try to guess which players would be most likely to engage in certain behaviors. [... more]