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The Rich Eisen Show Podcast Logo
The Rich Eisen Show
Rich Eisen
April 12, 2024
- Hour Rich and the guys debate which NFL QB will be the next to win his first Super Bowl In 'What's More Likely' Rich weighs in on the building NFL Draft intrigue a possible Tom Brady unretirement Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott Knicks Celtics Kentucky and Arkansas hoops the Masters and more Bestselling author Don Winslow joins Rich in-studio to discuss his final book 'City in Ruins ' the ignominious beginning of what became his illustrious career why the Shohei Ohtani Ippei Mizuhara gambling scandal is stranger than fiction why 'Bull Durham' is his all-time [... more]
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Amy Lawrence Show
Amy Lawrence
February 09, 2024
Hall of Famer Kellen Winslow shares his unique perspective on football, comparing it to a game of chess, and discusses his passion for affirmative action and increasing minorities in coaching jobs and positions of power in the league. He also opens up about his transition from football to retirement and how he built a new identity outside of the sport. [... more]
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Amy Lawrence Show
Amy Lawrence
February 09, 2024
Kellen Winslow, a Hall of Fame tight end, shares his insights on the power of sports and its effect on society, discussing his own transition from football to other pursuits and his thoughts on the league's progress in diversity and inclusion. [... more]
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CBS Sunday Morning
Jane Pauley
February 17, 2019
George Washington's forgotten love story with Mary Phillips is revealed by author Mary Calvey, who imagines the President's first love as a wealthy heiress. Meanwhile, the debate over President Trump's national emergency to fund a border wall continues, with author Don Winslow sharing his expertise on the southern border and its complexities. In other news, Melissa McCarthy's Oscar-worthy performance in Can You Ever Forgive Me? is highlighted, and a community comes together to learn American Sign Language to communicate with a deaf two-year-old girl named Samantha. Additionally, the history of the color pink is explored, from its origins as a fashionable color to its current association with femininity and activism. [... more]
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