Rich Eisen discusses his NFL power rankings, where the Chicago Bears have finally made it onto the list, and the Ravens are one of the best teams in football. Will Smith of the Los Angeles Dodgers joins the show to talk about the World Series, his experience as a catcher, and the Dodgers' special organization. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL, fantasy football, and quarterback development with guests, including NFL Network Insider Tom Telesero and actor Jeremy Piven. They also talk about the Rams' loss to the Niners, the overtime rules, and the importance of patience with quarterbacks. Jeremy Piven shares stories about his career, including his time on the Larry Sanders show and Entourage, and discusses his upcoming stand-up tour. [... more]

Academy Award-winning director Barry Levinson discusses his filmography, including The Natural, Rain Man, and Good Morning Vietnam, and his experiences working with actors such as Robert De Niro and Dustin Hoffman. He also talks about his work on the HBO series Oz and his approach to storytelling. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL's rule proposals, including changes to overtime rules and defensive holding penalties, with guest Robert De Niro, who also talks about his career, including his roles in Goodfellas and Midnight Run, and his experiences working with Martin Scorsese. [... more]

University of Michigan basketball coach Dusty May discusses his team's confidence and strategy for the NCAA tournament, while Rich Eisen counts down his top 10 Robert De Niro movies in advance of De Niro's upcoming appearance on the show. [... more]

Kevin Costner discusses his new Western film, Horizon American Saga, and its themes of American history, post-traumatic stress, and the human condition. He also talks about his approach to acting and his experiences working with other actors, including Gene Hackman and Sean Connery. [... more]

NFL coaches Sean McDermott and Dennis Allen discuss their teams' strategies and player development, while actor Bobby Cannavale talks about his new film Ezra and working with Robert De Niro. The Rich Eisen Show explores best-case scenarios for NFL teams, including the Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Atlanta Falcons. [... more]

The Trump trial in New York State court has sparked controversy, with some arguing that the charges are unfair and others seeing it as a necessary step to hold the former president accountable. Meanwhile, President Biden has signed an executive order allowing non-citizens to vote in local elections, which has raised concerns about voter eligibility. The ACLJ is working to defend the rights of Christians in senior living centers, where they are being targeted for their faith. The organization is also facing legal challenges in its efforts to protect Israel and defend against pro-Hamas causes. [... more]

The Trump trial is ongoing, with the jury receiving instructions from the judge. The prosecution's case relies heavily on the testimony of Michael Cohen, but the defense argues that the evidence is circumstantial and that the jury should not convict Trump solely on Cohen's testimony. The judge's instructions to the jury have been criticized by legal experts, who argue that they are biased and will lead to a conviction. Meanwhile, the Biden campaign is trying to win back the black vote, but their efforts may be too little, too late. The Hispanic vote is also a key battleground, with Trump polling well in some areas. Robert De Niro's appearance at a Biden rally has been criticized as a desperate attempt to win over voters. The situation in Gaza is also a concern, with Iran's influence in the region growing. The trial's outcome will have significant implications for the 2024 election. [... more]

Dana discusses various topics including Joe Biden's press conference with Robert De Niro, Hunter Biden's business dealings with China, immigration issues, Democrats' chances in the election, cannibals in the Appalachian backwoods, Florida Man's antics, a Pride Mural in Tampa, and Lady Gaga's COVID-19 protocols. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the New York Jets' potential acquisition of Aaron Rodgers, while also interviewing actor and comedian Ray Romano about his new movie, Somewhere in Queens. The conversation also touches on Romano's career, including his early days as a stand-up comedian and his experiences working on the hit TV show Everybody Loves Raymond. [... more]

Mo Amer discusses his World Series fandom and his experiences with the Houston Astros, while also talking about his Netflix show and his upcoming tour dates. Meanwhile, Mike Florio joins the show to discuss the potential sale of the Washington Commanders and the NFL's trade deadline. [... more]

Michael Mann discusses his new novel Heat 2, a sequel to the 1995 film Heat, which explores the evolving world of professional organized crime. Meanwhile, Joey Chestnut, a 15-time hot dog eating contest winner, attempts to drink a beer through a hot dog, sparking debate about the use of hot dogs as straws. [... more]

Boston sports fan Casey Affleck discusses his love for the Red Sox and Patriots, and shares stories about his experience working at Fenway Park as a vendor. He also talks about his latest movies, including Our Friend and The World to Come, and shares his passion for baseball and the Olympics. [... more]

The Irishman, a Netflix movie, brings together cinematic superstars Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, and Martin Scorsese for the first time. The film tells the epic story of Frank Sheeran, a mobster who claims to have killed Jimmy Hoffa, and explores themes of love, betrayal, and the human condition. [... more]