Blair Underwood discusses his career, including his role in LA Law, Sex in the City, and Youngblood, a reimagining of the hockey classic. He also talks about his book, A Soldier's Wife, which is a love letter to his mother. O'Shea Jackson Jr. joins the show to discuss the Lakers' season and the controversy surrounding J.J. Redick and Luca Doncic. [... more]

Earl Smith's remarkable story of redemption and forgiveness begins with his childhood experiences of rejection and abandonment, leading him down a path of gang membership and crime. However, after being shot multiple times, Earl hears a voice that tells him he will become a chaplain at San Quentin Prison, where he finds a new purpose and begins to serve others, including the man who shot him. [... more]

In 1961, a B-52 bomber crashed in North Carolina, releasing two hydrogen bombs that could have caused the worst man-made disaster in history. Earl Smith, a munitions maintenance man, was tasked with disarming the bombs, a feat that required great skill and bravery. With the help of three other men, Smith successfully disarmed the bombs, averting a catastrophe. This remarkable story is a testament to the bravery and selflessness of ordinary Americans who have made a difference in history. [... more]

Send us a textIn this episode Dr Shah talks about the passing of James Earl Jones and why fathers are needed in our homes today Support the showIf you enjoyed the show please like and follow our Facebook and Instagram pages and also subscribe to our YouTube channel This is an excellent way to stay connected to the Clearview team and ensure you don apos t miss a thing Another great way to support the show is to use promo code TODAY when checking out at mightymuscadine com To learn more about Clearview Church visit us at clearviewbc org If [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL week one performances, including Peter Baker Mayfield, T.J. Watt, Jordan Mason, Josh Allen, and Saquon Barkley. Senator Mark Kelly, an astronaut and author, joins the show to talk about his new children's book, Mouseronaut Saves the World, and shares stories about his time in space. [... more]

Winsome Earl Sears, the Lieutenant Governor of Virginia, is at the center of a controversy after referring to a male lawmaker as 'sir' in the Virginia State Senate. The incident has sparked a debate about identity politics, civics education, and the importance of preserving liberty and free speech. [... more]

Earl Smith recounts the true story of the Goldsboro Broken Arrow, a catastrophic event where two hydrogen bombs fell on North Carolina in 1961. Smith, a munition maintenance specialist, was part of the team that disarmed the bombs, which could have caused the worst man-made disaster in history. The incident was kept classified until 2013, and Smith's story sheds light on the bravery and skill of the men involved in this extraordinary event. [... more]

Fires end on Roman Wilson, a notable play in a game, with Jack Westmore involved, taking place in the Rich Eisen Show Studio in Los Angeles. [... more]

Miles Sanders discusses his experience with Bryce Young, the running back market, and his own football camp. Patrick Renna, the Hambino from The Sandlot, talks about the movie's 30th anniversary and his experiences filming it. The hosts also discuss Mount Rushmore and the worst fantasy football moments ever. [... more]

The Denver Nuggets are on the verge of winning their first championship, with Nikola Jokic leading the team. Meanwhile, the Miami Heat are struggling to stay in the series without Tyler Herro, who has been ruled out for the rest of the playoffs. In other sports news, the Florida Panthers have tied the Stanley Cup Finals series with the Las Vegas Golden Knights, and the PGA and Liv Golf are merging, raising questions about the future of golf. [... more]

Earl Boykins, a 13-year NBA veteran and Nuggets legend, shares his insights on the current state of the NBA, the Denver Nuggets' success, and his playing career. He discusses Nikola Jokic's impact on the game, Jamal Murray's growth, and the Nuggets' chances in the NBA Finals. [... more]

In 1961, a B-52 bomber carrying two hydrogen bombs crashed in North Carolina, releasing 3.8 megatons of explosive force. Earl Smith, a munition maintenance man, was tasked with disarming the bombs, a feat he accomplished with the help of three other men. Their story, kept classified until 2013, is a testament to the bravery and skill of these unsung heroes. [... more]

A former gang member's journey from a life of crime to becoming a prison chaplain, where he finds redemption and forgiveness, and helps others find their way. [... more]

Legendary athletes like Muhammad Ali, Ric Flair, and Earl Campbell have pushed their bodies to the limit, leaving behind a trail of physical and mental toll. Their stories serve as a reminder of the sacrifices made by athletes who refuse to hang up their gloves, even when it's time to say goodbye. [... more]

Earl Smith recounts the true story of the Goldsboro Broken Arrow, a 1961 incident where two hydrogen bombs fell on North Carolina, and he disarmed one of them. Meanwhile, Bob Kendrick shares the remarkable story of Satchel Paige, a baseball legend who pitched in the Negro Leagues and became a symbol of triumph over segregation. [... more]

When dealing with individuals who have experienced trauma, especially sexual abuse, it's essential to focus on their true identity and empower them to reclaim their agency and dignity. Silence, listening, and validating their pain are crucial in the healing process, rather than offering unsolicited advice or trying to 'fix' the situation. [... more]

A couple shares their journey from Mormonism to Christianity, highlighting the impact of God's Word on their lives and the lives of others. They discuss the importance of reading the Bible, the power of Jesus' teachings, and the spiritual transformation that occurs when one comes to know Him. [... more]

Caregivers often face difficult decisions when caring for loved ones with chronic illnesses or disabilities. Palliative care and hospice care can provide relief from suffering, but the lines between these services and assisted suicide can be blurry. Bioethicist Nancy Valko shares her expertise on the complexities of end-of-life care and the importance of informed decision-making for caregivers. [... more]