Major League Baseball is considering implementing a rule where starters must go six innings unless injured, to address pitching injuries and promote longer starts. This potential change is part of a broader discussion about the future of the game, including the use of robo-umps to assist human umpires and the impact of rule changes on the game's pace and excitement. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses football with Jesse Bates, a safety for the Atlanta Falcons, and explores the team's prospects for the upcoming season. They talk about the importance of leadership, the impact of Raheem Morris's coaching, and the potential of quarterback Kirk Cousins. [... more]

The US Men's National Soccer Team is facing a crucial time in its history as it prepares for the 2026 World Cup. With no coach in place, the team's future is uncertain, and many are calling for a change in leadership. Jesse Bradley, a former pro soccer goalie and current chaplain for the Seattle Sounders, shares his insights on the team's struggles and the importance of coaching in soccer development. Meanwhile, the Olympic Games are just around the corner, and the US team is gearing up for its first tournament since 2008. [... more]

US soccer struggles to advance past the group stage in international tournaments, with a lack of dominant play and inconsistent coaching. The team's future depends on developing young players and finding the right coach to lead them to success. Meanwhile, Jesse Bradley, a former pro soccer goalie and chaplain for the Seattle Sounders, discusses the importance of chaplaincy in supporting athletes' mental health and faith. [... more]

Jesse Owens, a United States Olympic legend, formed an unlikely friendship with Luz Long, a German long jumper, during the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Despite being from different backgrounds and facing racial tensions, they bonded over their shared humanity and mutual respect for each other's athletic abilities. Their story serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of human connection and equality. [... more]

Arizona Cardinals linebacker Jesse Luketa discusses his team's upcoming season, Kyler Murray's leadership, and his own versatility as a player. Meanwhile, in the NBA, the Boston Celtics are looking to maintain their gap over the rest of the league, despite the addition of Paul George to the Philadelphia 76ers, and Klay Thompson's decision to leave the Golden State Warriors for the Dallas Mavericks. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the legitimacy of Joe Biden's presidency, citing Russian interference in the 2020 election, and the importance of fundraising for the Biden administration. The hosts also touch on the Biden fundraiser, where attendees paid $100,000 to attend and $500,000 for a photo with the three Democratic leaders, and compare it to a potential Trump fundraiser in Florida. [... more]

Former Professional Soccer Goalie and current motivational speaker Jesse Bradley joins the show [... more]

Former Professional Goalie amp motivational speaker Jesse Bradley joins the show Can experience lead the Warriors in the playoffs What do you think of the new NFL kickoff rule [... more]

Jesse Waters discusses his book 'Get It Together', which delves into the lives of fringe left-wing activists, including a vegan activist who believes eating meat is murder, and a black supremacist who called Waters the devil. Waters also talks about the Biden family's corruption, including Hunter Biden's dealings with China and the Belt and Road Initiative. [... more]

The Brian Kilmead Show discusses the latest news on the Hunter Biden investigation, the Biden family's corruption, and the 2024 election. The show also covers topics such as China's influence on TikTok, the US's credibility around the world, and the impact of the Biden administration's policies on the country. [... more]

The Padres are in Seoul, South Korea for a series of exhibition games, marking a unique celebration of baseball in a country where the sport is extremely popular. The team is led by play-by-play voice Jesse Agler, who shares his experiences and insights on the team's performance and the excitement of playing in front of a Korean crowd. [... more]

The start of the Major League Baseball season is underway, with the Dodgers and Padres playing exhibition games in Seoul, South Korea. Jesse Agler, the play-by-play voice of the Padres, joins Amy Lawrence on CBS Sports Radio to discuss the experience and the upcoming season. [... more]

Jesse Leroy Brown, America's first black naval aviator, grew up in a sharecropping home in South Mississippi, where he was inspired to fly by seeing planes overhead. He overcame incredible obstacles to achieve his dreams, including racism and poverty, and became a hero in the military. His granddaughter, Jessica Knight-Henry, shares his story, highlighting his love of flying, his faith, and his legacy as a trailblazer for black military history. [... more]

The story of Jesse Leroy Brown, the first African-American naval aviator, who deliberately crash-landed his plane behind enemy lines to save his wingman, Thomas J Hudner, during the Korean War. Hudner's heroic attempt to rescue Brown earned him the Medal of Honor, one of the highest military honors in the US. [... more]

Jesse Owens, a United States Olympic legend, formed an unlikely friendship with Luz Long, a German long jumper, during the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Despite the racial tensions and Nazi ideology, their bond was forged in competition and ultimately transcended the boundaries of nationality and politics. [... more]

The true meaning of Christmas is not just about gifts, but about sharing the gospel and spreading the message of Jesus Christ. By giving out Share the Truth cards, individuals can be a part of a revival effort that is multiplying across the country, leading people to accept Jesus as their Savior and find true joy and fulfillment. [... more]

Rob West offers suggestions for keeping Christ in the family Christmas, including setting a good example with attitude, time management, and generosity. He also answers listener questions on financial planning, retirement, inheritance, and mortgage protection, emphasizing the importance of biblical values and wise stewardship. [... more]

Jesse Bradley, a former professional soccer goalie, shares his new book 'The Power of the Second Thought' which teaches readers how to cultivate hope and live with indestructible hope by recognizing, rejecting, and replacing negative thoughts with intentional second thoughts. He emphasizes the importance of habits, gratitude, and relationships in achieving mental wellness and shares his personal experiences with anxiety and depression. [... more]

Jesse Bradley shares his new book, The Power of the Second Thought, which offers a practical roadmap for cultivating hope and living with indestructible hope. He discusses the importance of recognizing, rejecting, and replacing negative thoughts, and how this mindset can be applied to everyday life, including sports and relationships. [... more]

Jesse Connors shares the importance of evangelism and sharing the gospel with others, using share the truth cards as a tool to spread the message of Jesus. He discusses his work with Andrew at Val Timm, a Christian-based distribution center, and the impact of their efforts to reach people with the truth. [... more]

The story of Jesse Leroy Brown, the US Navy's first black aviator, who deliberately crash-landed his plane behind enemy lines in the Korean War, and the heroic actions of his wingman, Thomas J. Hudner, who attempted to save him, earning Hudner the Medal of Honor. [... more]

Students at Liberty University are being equipped with 'Share the Truth' cards to spread the gospel and share their faith with others. The cards contain a QR code that leads to a visual presentation of the gospel and resources for those who want to learn more about Christianity. The goal is to mobilize Christians to share the truth and bring about a revival in the United States. [... more]

The granddaughter of Jesse Leroy Brown, America's first black naval aviator, shares his remarkable story of overcoming poverty and racism to achieve his dreams, and the heroic sacrifice of his friend Thomas Hudner, who saved his life in combat. [... more]

A discussion on the biblical understanding of government and church authority, exploring the historical context of government intrusion into church matters, and the implications for Christians in today's society, including the rise of Christian nationalism and government overreach during the COVID-19 pandemic. [... more]

The NFL is buzzing about Eric Bienemy's intense coaching style, while soccer fans are in awe of Messi's incredible skills in MLS. Meanwhile, college football is navigating a complex landscape of conference realignment, with the SEC and Big 10 at the forefront. [... more]

The early exit of Team USA from the Women's World Cup has left fans disappointed, but Jesse Bradley, a former pro soccer goalie, believes it's an opportunity for the team to learn from their mistakes and come back stronger. He emphasizes the importance of unity and handling pressure, and how sports can teach valuable life lessons, including how to deal with disappointment and failure. [... more]

The Women's World Cup has seen a disappointing exit for Team USA, but the team's legacy and progress in women's soccer are still celebrated. Meanwhile, in the NFL, running back Jonathan Taylor is seeking a new contract and has been absent from training camp, sparking questions about his health and the Colts' willingness to trade him. The franchise tag and contract negotiations are at the center of the controversy, with running backs across the league feeling underpaid and undervalued. [... more]

Jesse Owens, a United States Olympic legend, and Luz Long, a Nazi long jumper, formed an unlikely friendship during the 1936 Berlin Olympics, demonstrating how sports can unite people even in the toughest of circumstances. [... more]

Folks we are in the middle of a war for the heart and soul of our great nation Do you really want to live in a nation where conservatives are jailed while Democrats snort cocaine in the White House State Rep Mesha Mainor Rep Pat Fallon and Senator Bill Hagerty join the conversation See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Hunter Biden's past struggles with addiction and partying have raised questions about his behavior and potential connections to the White House, with some speculating that he may have had access to cocaine in the White House, and the FBI now involved in an investigation. [... more]

The FBI is facing criticism for its handling of the Hunter Biden case, with some accusing the agency of being slow to act and others questioning the motives of Director Christopher Wray. Meanwhile, the situation in Ukraine remains volatile, with Russia's invasion continuing to cause widespread destruction and displacement. The NATO summit has concluded, with the alliance reaffirming its commitment to Ukraine's defense, but some critics argue that the US is not doing enough to support the country. The US is also facing challenges from China, with the country's growing military and economic power posing a significant threat to American interests. As the US grapples with these global challenges, the Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of domestic issues, including the economy and immigration. The Twitter Files have revealed a pattern of censorship and bias at the social media platform, with some accusing Elon Musk of using his ownership to further his own agenda. The development of AI is also raising concerns about the potential risks and consequences of this technology. [... more]

Discussing the complexities of fatherhood, the importance of relationships, and the impact of coaching and leadership on personal growth and development, with a focus on the challenges and rewards of being a father and a mentor. [... more]

Jesse Bradley, a former pro soccer goalie, pastor, and author, shares his insights on fatherhood and his new book, The Four Elements of Fatherhood. He discusses the importance of connected, invested, rested, and tested fatherhood, and how dads can break out of stereotypes and be more emotionally and spiritually present for their children. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest news in the National Football League, including the upcoming draft and potential picks. Tom Pelphrey joins the show to talk about his new series 'Love and Death' on HBO Max. Damar Hamlin announces his plans to make a comeback to the NFL after recovering from a cardiac arrest. [... more]

Jesse Bradley, a former professional soccer goalie and pastor, shares his insights on the importance of hope, renewal, and community in overcoming life's challenges. He discusses how to cultivate hope habits, such as gratitude, forgiveness, and serving others, and how these practices can lead to personal growth and transformation. [... more]

A Christian revival is underway, and hosts Stu Epperson and Jesse Connors are mobilizing believers to share the Gospel with strangers, using a new platform called ShareTheTruthNow.com, where individuals can create their own Jesus stories and share them with others. [... more]

Jim Thorpe, a Native American athlete, dominated the 1912 Olympics, winning gold medals in the decathlon and pentathlon. He was also a standout football player at the Carlisle Indian School, leading the team to several victories and revolutionizing the game with his innovative playing style. Thorpe's legacy extends beyond his athletic achievements, as he helped pave the way for future generations of Native American athletes and challenged stereotypes about Native Americans. [... more]

The story of Jesse Leroy Brown, the US Navy's first black aviator, who deliberately crash-landed behind enemy lines to save his wingman, Thomas J Hudner, during the Korean War. Brown's heroic act earned him the Medal of Honor, and Hudner's attempt to save him is considered one of the most unselfish acts of heroism in military history. [... more]

Dr. David Wheeler, an evangelism professor at Liberty University, emphasizes the importance of sharing the gospel, citing a disconnect between Christians and unbelievers. He attributes this to sin, fear, and spiritual warfare, as well as misinformation and a lack of preparation. Wheeler shares personal experiences and biblical examples, highlighting the need for Christians to be obedient disciples and to engage in evangelism, even with strangers. [... more]