Nafisa Collier, a WNBA superstar, publicly criticizes league leadership, including Commissioner Kathy Engelbert, for their handling of player compensation, referee inconsistency, and lack of accountability. Collier's comments highlight the significant pay disparity between WNBA players and their male counterparts, as well as the league's failure to protect its biggest assets, such as Caitlin Clark. [... more]

Dana reacts to the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel and explains why this wasn't government censorship of free speech but a business decision from a private company The media and Democrats react to Kimmel's suspension calling it cancel culture and a Constitutional crisis Mark Zuckerberg's AI glasses demo was an absolute train wreck President Trump pays tribute to Charlie Kirk while visiting the UK for a State Dinner Dana explains what the FCC actually does and what it means to have an FCC license Barack Obama claims he never went after his political opponents in the wake of tragedy FCC Commissioner [... more]

Chicago's crime rate is a major concern, with J.B. Pritzker downplaying the issue. Meanwhile, President Trump is pushing for the National Guard to be deployed to the city. In other news, Amy Coney Barrett's book has been released, and she's facing scrutiny from the media. Katanji Brown Jackson's interview with CBS has also been criticized for its softball questions. President Biden's health issues are also making headlines, including a recent diagnosis of cancer. In election news, Gavin Newsom is leading the 2028 Democratic field, followed by Kamala Harris and AOC. [... more]

North Carolina received a $4 million grant for workforce re-entry training for incarcerated individuals, aiming to build a strong workforce, improve re-entry outcomes, and provide people with real opportunities for a second chance. [... more]

Craig Collins sits in for Dana Democrats spend the weekend cussing and freaking out over Texas' proposed redistricting Trump plans to meet with Vladimir Putin in Alaska next weekend Trump announces the federal government will seize control of Washington D C 's police department Could the war in Ukraine be nearing an end Trump hides pictures of Barack Obama and Bill Clinton in The White House Trump fired IRS Commissioner Billy Long months into the job An Air Force Lt Col claims Fighting climate change is just as dangerous as al-Qaeda or the Taliban Craig reacts to the first College [... more]

Deion Sanders, the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, has been diagnosed with bladder cancer, but is now cancer-free after having his bladder removed. Meanwhile, in Major League Baseball, Bryce Harper got into a heated argument with Commissioner Rob Manfred over the potential implementation of a salary cap, and Emmanuel Klase, a Guardians closer, has been placed on non-disciplinary paid leave as part of a sports gambling investigation. [... more]

Dallas Cowboys' Micah Parsons' contract negotiations with the team have been ongoing, with some fans expressing frustration over the delay. Meanwhile, Major League Baseball is facing a potential work stoppage due to disagreements over a salary cap and collective bargaining agreement. In other news, Luka Doncic has undergone a significant fitness transformation, shedding his 'dad bod' and revealing a ripped physique through a combination of intermittent fasting and a high-protein diet. [... more]

Isaiah Hartenstein, an NBA champion and Oklahoma City Thunder player, discusses his team's culture and approach to the game. Meanwhile, Jonathan Taylor's impressive average yards per game in the NFL is highlighted, and Caitlin Clark's comments on the WNBA's Commissioner's Cup prize pool are analyzed. [... more]

A contentious shrimp trawling ban has been introduced in the North Carolina General Assembly, sparking outrage among the shrimping industry and coastal communities. The ban, which would prohibit trawling within a half-mile of the shoreline, was added to a bill expanding the flounder fishing season and has been met with fierce opposition from lawmakers and industry leaders. The bill's fate remains uncertain, but its introduction has highlighted the complex issues surrounding environmental concerns and the economic impact of regulations on the shrimping industry. [... more]

The US healthcare system is facing increased expenditures on Medicaid, which is crippling the system. Dr. Marni McCary, the FDA commissioner, is working to modernize the agency and improve the approval process for new treatments and cures. She is also focusing on nutrition, particularly baby formula, and has announced plans to increase innovation and competition in the industry. Meanwhile, there is ongoing debate about the COVID vaccine, particularly for pregnant women, with some experts advocating for an evidence-based approach and others pushing for mandatory vaccination. [... more]

Pete Rose's potential reinstatement to the Baseball Hall of Fame has sparked debate, with some arguing he should be inducted due to his impressive career statistics and others citing his lifetime ban for betting on baseball. Meanwhile, the Rich Eisen Show discusses various sports topics, including the NFL and the Chicago White Sox, and features an interview with Ike Barinholtz about his TV show Running Point. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the importance of sleep with Sleep Number, interviews Jordan Love, quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, and talks to Bud Selig, former commissioner of Major League Baseball, about the 1982 Milwaukee Brewers and their documentary 'Just a Bit Outside'. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various topics in the world of sports, including the NFL, contract negotiations, and salary cap management. The show also touches on the importance of culture and community in sports, and how it affects player performance and team success. [... more]

The NHL's Four Nations Face-Off was a huge success, attracting 16.1 million viewers across North America. Commissioner Gary Bettman discusses the event's origins and future plans, including the return of the World Cup and Olympics. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams are considering Matthew Stafford's future, with the quarterback's agent seeking to gauge his market value. [... more]

Elon Musk reveals the outdated and wasteful processes that the Federal government is still using including a manual retirement process that uses a mine shaft to process information Chicago releases footage of Mayor Brandon Johnson's gift room AG Pam Bondi announces the DOJ has filed charges against Gov Kathy Hochul AG Letitia James and DMV Commissioner Mark Schroeder Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stands up to NATO and Ukraine Dana explains how Trump uses his height to his advantage over Zelenskyy and Putin from an optics standpoint Dem Rep Emanuel Cleaver tries his best to throw an insult at Elon Musk [... more]

Rich Eisen and Christopher Mad Dog Russo discuss the latest NFL news, including power rankings, the Eagles' Super Bowl win, and the Cowboys' chances in the upcoming season. They also engage in role-playing scenarios, with Mad Dog taking on various personas, including NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, San Francisco 49ers GM John Lynch, and Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones. [... more]

Secretary of State Marco Rubio went to the Panama Canal to urge the end of Chinese influence in the region Trump applied tariffs to Canada and Mexico while Mexican President Sheinbaum reached an agreement to pause tariffs for one month Elon Musk's DOGE announces he and Trump are shutting down USAID Dana recaps the Grammy's woke moments Florida State Senator Randy Fine joins us to share why he voted to give immigration enforcement authority to the Agriculture Commissioner instead of Gov Ron DeSantis that includes a backdoor amnesty bill Please visit our great sponsors All Family Pharmacyhttps AllFamilyPharmacy com DanaUse [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL playoffs, focusing on the Kansas City Chiefs' victory over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship game, and the Philadelphia Eagles' chances in the Super Bowl. The hosts analyze the performance of quarterbacks Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes, and debate the strengths and weaknesses of each team. [... more]

A Florida man's fireworks accident serves as a cautionary tale, while New York City struggles with subway violence and illegal immigration. Meanwhile, homelessness and inflation continue to rise, and fuel prices remain a concern. [... more]

The recent terrorist attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas, where a cybertruck was used to cause damage, have raised concerns about border security and the potential for more attacks. The FBI has confirmed that the suspect behind the Las Vegas attack was an active-duty Green Beret, and the investigation is ongoing. Meanwhile, the debate over H1B visas and immigration continues, with some arguing that the US is not producing enough high-tech graduates to fill the demand for these jobs, while others claim that the program is being used to import cheap labor. The Biden administration's handling of the border and immigration policies has also come under scrutiny, with some arguing that the unsecured border is a major security risk. [... more]

A ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah is being hailed as a major breakthrough, but some argue it's not a template for future peace deals. Meanwhile, Trump's tariffs are causing controversy, and the NIH is facing criticism over its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. A new study suggests that lockdowns were a catastrophic mistake, and a former NPR CEO says that facts are a hindrance to progress. [... more]

The hosts discuss the upcoming election, focusing on the battleground states, the FCC's equal time rule, and the implications of a Trump or Harris victory. They also touch on the issues of abortion and marijuana in Florida, as well as China's economic problems and the EU's tariffs on the EV industry. The conversation also delves into the topic of surveillance and privacy, with a discussion on the Chinese government's ability to monitor US citizens' communications. [... more]

The Astros' dynasty may be coming to an end as they face a tough series against the Tigers, who have a strong bullpen and a chance to make a deep run in the playoffs. Meanwhile, the Yankees are looking to advance to the World Series, but they'll have to get past the Royals and potentially the Guardians. The Padres are also a team to watch, with a strong lineup and a chance to make a deep run in the postseason. [... more]

College Football Commissioner Greg Sankey discusses the challenges facing college athletics, including name image and likeness, student-athlete compensation, and the need for reform in the industry. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the upcoming election, with a focus on immigration, polling, and voting issues. The Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) handling of a $42 billion broadband project to expand internet access to rural Americans is also criticized for its slow progress and potential misuse of funds. The importance of free speech and the potential for censorship are highlighted, with concerns about the FCC's recent actions and the impact on conservative voices. [... more]

Tyreek Hill reflects on his interaction with police, saying he wishes he had done things differently. Deshaun Watson faces another allegation of sexual assault. Christian McCaffrey's goal is to play on Sunday despite a calf and Achilles issue. Shannon Sharp admits he wasn't hacked, and WNBA Commissioner Kathy Engelbert's comments on social media discourse have sparked controversy. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various sports topics, including the Olympics and NFL preseason, while also interviewing actor Eric Dane about his new film One Fast Move, available on Prime Video and Roku. [... more]

This week we have LPGA HOFer Juli Inkster We also have APGA tour pro and defending champion Chase Johnson as well as the new CEO and Commissioner of the APGA Tour Keith Houlemard See Privacy Policy at https art com privacy and California Privacy Notice at https art com privacy do-not-sell-my-info [... more]

The ACC commissioner is fighting lawsuits from Clemson and Florida State over conference realignment and media rights. Meanwhile, NFL quarterbacks are making headlines, with Joe Burrow cleared for contact and Lamar Jackson's vision for greatness. LeBron James is leading the US men's basketball team to victory, and Simone Biles is making a comeback in the Paris Olympics. The games are underway, and fans are weighing in on must-watch sports and events. [... more]

Joshua Schaub, commissioner of the American Association of Professional Baseball, discusses the league's growth, challenges, and innovations, including pitch clocks and entertainment districts. Meanwhile, Noah Eagle, play-by-play voice for the Olympics, shares his experiences and insights on calling basketball games, including the USA Men's and Women's teams. [... more]

Greg Sankey, the SEC commissioner, discusses the future of college football and the potential for a Super League. Meanwhile, actor Rob Lowe talks about his new show 'Unstable' on Netflix and shares stories about his time in the Brat Pack and working with Chris Farley on 'Tommy Boy'. [... more]

The Supreme Court's decision in the Murphy v. Missouri case has sparked controversy, with some arguing that it allows for government censorship and undermines free speech. Meanwhile, concerns about the national debt and economy continue to grow, with some experts warning of the dangers of inflation and debt. Others are turning to gold and silver as a hedge against economic uncertainty, while also advocating for fiscal responsibility and reduced taxes. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the National Football League, college football, and the SEC, specifically focusing on the Name Image and Likeness (NIL) policy and its impact on college sports. He also talks to Jacob Batalon, an actor and executive producer, about his experiences in the entertainment industry and his work on the TV show Reginald the Vampire. [... more]

The podcast discusses the proposed capital gains tax, its potential impact on the economy, and the Biden administration's policies. It also touches on the issue of net neutrality, the TikTok controversy, and the potential for government control over the internet. Additionally, the podcast explores the concept of a psyop operation and the potential for surveillance and manipulation of citizens. [... more]

Women's college basketball has experienced a phenomenal stretch, with gains in the WNBA, increased interest, and the rise of stars like Kaitlyn Clark. The Big East Conference, led by Commissioner Val Ackerman, has played a significant role in the sport's growth, with a focus on developing young players and promoting the league's values of athletics, education, and community service. [... more]

Big East Commissioner Val Ackerman discusses the conference's recent success, including UConn's back-to-back national championships, and the challenges of navigating conference realignment, NIL, and the transfer portal in college sports. [... more]

Building an emergency fund is key to financial stability, and understanding one's income and expenses is crucial before investing. A biblical worldview on money management emphasizes living within one's means, avoiding debt, and giving systematically and proportionately. [... more]

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver threatens banishment over players gambling Iowa retires Caitlin Clark's jersey John Calipari has work to do at Arkansas [... more]

A discussion on the current state of border security, inflation, and the economy, with a focus on the Biden administration's policies and the impact on the country. The conversation also touches on the situation in Israel and Gaza, and the FCC's plans to implement net neutrality. [... more]

We talk to -time PGA Tour winner and -time Champions Tour winner LIV Commissioner Moynihan and much much more Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]