The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest NFL news, including Will Anderson's contract extension, and the upcoming FIFA World Cup. Peter Farrelly joins the show to talk about his new film, Balls Up, and his past projects, including Something About Mary and Kingpin. [... more]

A group of musicians from the Salvation Army's Southern Staff Band share their life-changing experience on a 10-day tour of South Africa, where they were part of an evangelical musical ministry, and how their faith was strengthened through the trip. [... more]

Discussion on the situation in Iran, Ukraine, and Russia, as well as the role of NATO and the military in the region. The conversation also touches on the use of technology, AI, drones, cyber, and space in the military and its implications for the future of warfare. [... more]

Pam Farrell shares her incredible near-death experience, describing a glimpse of God's glory and the beauty of heaven. John Burke, author of Imagine Heaven, joins the conversation, discussing the commonalities of near-death experiences and the spiritual connection to the afterlife. [... more]

The NFL salary cap is going up, and the Cowboys are looking to sign players. Clancy Brown joins the show to discuss his new CW series, Good Cop, Bad Cop, and his experience in the Shawshank Redemption. The conversation also touches on the Cincinnati Bengals, the Red Sox, and the Yankees. [... more]

The debate between Biden and Trump is crucial, with Biden needing to win it to stay in the running. The economy and border are major issues, with Democrats hemorrhaging black and Hispanic voters. The debate will be a key moment in the election, with the outcome hanging in the balance. [... more]

Boston's historic comeback from a 3-0 series deficit in the NBA Playoffs has the city abuzz, with the Celtics set to face the Denver Nuggets in the NBA Finals. Meanwhile, Will Ferrell is reportedly in talks to play John Madden in an upcoming film, but some question whether he's the right actor for the role. The Heat's chances in Game 7 against the Celtics are slim, but they still have a shot at pulling off a stunning upset. [... more]

A little-known Nazi conspiracy threatened to assassinate the big three leaders, FDR, Churchill, and Stalin, during their historic summit in Tehran in 1943. Meanwhile, Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleason discuss their new film, The Banshees of Inisheeran, and their real-life friendship. James Cromwell reflects on his acting career and his father's blacklisting, while Samantha Smith's letter to Soviet leader Yuri Andropov in 1982 sparked a peace mission and a lasting impact on the Cold War. [... more]

The anticipation of Jesus's return is a powerful emotion that can bring joy and excitement, but also remind us to stay vigilant and faithful in our service to God. As we celebrate the Advent season, we prepare our hearts for Jesus's coming into the world as a baby, but also for the rapture of his church, which none of us knows when it will be. [... more]

God is the ultimate leader, and as believers, we must recognize his authority and example in our lives. Christian leadership is not just about personal success or achievement, but about advancing God's kingdom and serving his purposes. By keeping God's purposes in mind, we can live out our faith and make a positive impact on the world around us. [... more]

Dr. Warren Farrell discusses the boy crisis, where boys are struggling with lower IQs, higher suicide rates, and lack of emotional expression. He attributes this to a lack of father involvement and suggests that family dinner nights can be an effective tool for boys to express their feelings and develop empathy. [... more]

The Oakland Raiders' tumultuous season is highlighted by Coach John Gruden's eccentricities and Antonio Brown's questionable behavior. Meanwhile, the Carolina Hurricanes' offseason has been marred by controversy, including the departure of star player Kimba Walker and the potential departure of General Manager Dom Waddell. In the world of college basketball, LeBron James and his agent Rich Paul are speaking out against the NCAA's new regulations, which they claim are targeting them unfairly. [... more]