The Rich Eisen Show discusses the opening day of the Major League Baseball season, with the New York Mets facing off against the Yankees and the Seattle Sonics' potential return to the city. The hosts also debate the performance of Aaron Judge and Paul Skeens, and discuss the upcoming season and potential matchups. [... more]

The NCAA tournament has reached the Sweet 16, with teams like Texas, Iowa, St. John's, and Michigan State advancing. Meanwhile, flag football is gaining popularity, with the NFL partnering with Fanatics to promote the sport. Tom Brady and other NFL stars participated in a flag football tournament on Fox, showcasing their skills and highlighting the sport's potential for the Olympics. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NCAA tournament, with guests Chris Webber and Flynn Klayman, head coach of the High Point Panthers, who recently won their first tournament game. They talk about the challenges of mid-major programs, scheduling issues, and the excitement of the tournament. The show also touches on other topics, including the Miami Dolphins' plan, bracket predictions, and wrestling news. [... more]

The New York Giants hire John Harbaugh as their new head coach, bringing 18 seasons of experience from the Ravens. Meanwhile, in college football, Dante Moore decides to stay at Oregon, turning down the Jets and a potential NFL draft spot, and Josh Pate discusses the current state of college football, including the transfer portal, agent representation, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on player eligibility. [... more]

The Baltimore Ravens lead the Miami Dolphins 14-6 at halftime, with Lamar Jackson throwing two touchdowns to Mark Andrews in his return. The Nationals hire the youngest manager in 50 years, 33-year-old Blake Butera, as part of a youth movement in their front office and on the bench. [... more]

A 60-year-old single retiree seeks advice on managing her annuity and diversified accounts, while a listener in Wisconsin considers investing in the stock market instead of purchasing a rental property. A couple in Florida explores the option of a reverse mortgage to supplement their retirement income, and a listener in Illinois asks about the difference between a Roth IRA and a traditional IRA. [... more]

Scott Porter discusses his roles in Ginny and Georgia and Friday Night Lights, sharing stories about his experiences on set and his love for sports, particularly the Broncos, Knicks, and Yankees. [... more]

The Catholic Church has a new Pope, Robert Francis Prevost, who is from Chicago and will be known as Pope Leo XIV. The Pope's views on climate change and immigration are being scrutinized. Meanwhile, President Trump has nominated Casey Means as the new Surgeon General, but her medical credentials are being questioned. The Todd Stern Show discusses the implications of these developments and more. [... more]

College football is changing with the cancellation of spring games, and the NFL is dealing with the future of Miles Garrett. Meanwhile, the NHL's four nation final is underway, with Team USA facing off against Team Canada in Boston. [... more]

The rise of Abraham Lincoln to prominence was fueled by his strong opposition to slavery, which he believed was a form of theft. His debates with Stephen Douglas in 1858 made him a national figure and a possible candidate for president in 1860. Lincoln's win in the election of 1860 was a turning point in American life, but it also led to the secession of several Southern states and ultimately the Civil War. [... more]

College football coaches and players discuss the latest trends and strategies in the sport, including quarterback play, team performance, and conference rivalries. The NFL is also a focus, with analysis of teams like the Steelers, Chargers, and Buffalo Bills, as well as individual players like Trevor Lawrence and Patrick Mahomes. [... more]

Kirk Cousins discusses his week one performance and the upcoming Monday Night Football game against the Philadelphia Eagles, while Bruce Feldman shares his thoughts on the first two weeks of college football, including the Big Ten and ACC rankings. [... more]

A Christian man in his 70s wants to gift his children a large sum of money to help them buy their first house, but he's unsure of the tax implications. He seeks advice from a financial expert on how to structure the gift and minimize taxes. Meanwhile, a listener in Nashville, Tennessee, is struggling to rent out a duplex and is considering selling it, but is unsure of the best course of action. The host offers guidance on the potential benefits and drawbacks of selling the property and investing the proceeds. [... more]

God owns it all, and our goal is to be faithful stewards, looking to God's word for counsel and wisdom to apply to our financial decision-making, simplifying our financial decisions into four big categories: the money we live on, the money we give, the money we owe, and the money that we grow. [... more]

Aaron Rodgers is tired of preseason games and training camp, while Dylan Riola, a freshman quarterback at Nebraska, is expected to help turn around the team's fortunes. Meanwhile, the WNBA is growing in popularity, with a sold-out game in Boston, but still faces challenges in promoting its product, and Aaron Judge continues to dominate on the baseball field with 46 home runs this season. [... more]

Abraham Lincoln's life story became the stuff of legend as he rose to prominence through sheer grit, determination, and talent. He was born in Kentucky, literally in a log cabin, and moved around from Kentucky to Indiana and from Indiana to Illinois as his father moved around. Lincoln emerged as a national figure, a possible and plausible Republican candidate for president in 1860, after challenging Stephen Douglas to a series of debates in 1858. His anti-slavery views and strong opposition to the Fugitive Slave Act made him a strong candidate, but the issue of slavery was deeply polarizing, and the nation was on the brink of civil war. [... more]

Florence Myler, a 90-year-old athlete, is training for the decathlon, highlighting the lack of opportunities for women in track and field. Meanwhile, the conflict in Gaza is taking a devastating toll on children's health, and the American Museum of Natural History is showcasing the diversity of elephants. Bruce Springsteen reflects on his album 'Nebraska,' which was inspired by his own struggles with depression and his desire to tell a bigger story. [... more]

The Los Angeles Lakers reportedly offered Dan Hurley an eight-year, $100 million contract, but its legitimacy is uncertain. Meanwhile, college basketball is changing with the introduction of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policies, and the Big Ten is shifting its athletic director roles. Elsewhere, Mike Tyson's dietary habits are under scrutiny, and the Boxing Hall of Fame is set to induct new members. [... more]

- Hour Rich weighs in on Bill Belichick making the rounds and imparting his football knowledge on the Washington Huskies and Nebraska Cornhuskers Actor Dennis Quaid joins Rich in-studio to discuss his new film 'The Long Shot ' and dishes the dirt on making 'The Right Stuff ' 'Breaking Away ' 'Any Given Sunday' and says why he passed on being in the original 'Dukes of Hazzard' TV series in a round of 'Celebrity True or False ' Please check out other RES productions Overreaction Monday http apple co overreactionmonday What the Football with Suzy Shuster and Amy Trask http [... more]

The Green Bay Packers' performance in week one, with Jordan Love's impressive debut, has sparked discussions about their chances in the NFC North. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys' loss has led to overreactions about their season. In college football, the Pac-12's chances of having a team in the playoff are being debated. [... more]