Certified Financial Planner Hans Scheil helps families plan for retirement, discussing IRAs, 401ks, Roth conversions, and charitable donations to minimize taxes and maximize wealth transfer. [... more]

Senator Tommy Tuberville discusses the Save America Act, its potential impact on college sports, and the Student Athlete Act, which he believes would lead to a disaster if passed. He also shares his concerns about the NCAA and the role of the federal government in college sports, emphasizing the need for education and fair play. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various NFL quarterback competitions, including the Browns and Vikings, and the potential for other teams to have uncertain starters at the position. The show also touches on the FIFA World Cup and Hyundai's involvement, as well as a controversy surrounding Sauce Gardner's age. [... more]

The US Men's National Soccer team is gearing up for the FIFA World Cup, with Team USA kicking off at noon. Meanwhile, the US Open is underway at Shinnecock Hills, with Bryson DeChambeau struggling to make the cut. In the world of golf, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are facing uncertain futures, with Mickelson's current predicament in San Diego drawing scrutiny. The NFL is also exploring the possibility of players participating in the Olympics, with Commissioner Roger Goodell expressing enthusiasm for the idea. [... more]

The Obama library project has left contractors owed millions of dollars, sparking controversy over public land use and gentrification in Chicago's Jackson Park. The project's delay and cost overruns have also raised questions about the Obama Foundation's influence and potential misuse of public funds. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the World Cup, baseball's rookie class, and the U.S. Open, featuring guests Tyler Kepner from The Athletic and Alan Schipnock, a longtime golf writer. They also touch on the MLB proposal to remove high school players from the draft and raise the floor for international players. [... more]

Iran's reclosure of the strait has raised concerns about the effectiveness of the 14-point deal, with critics arguing that it allows Iran to maintain control over the strait and potentially charge fees for vessels to pass through. The deal has also been criticized for its lack of specificity and the potential for Iran to use the funds for nefarious purposes. Meanwhile, the US is preparing for the World Cup, with the team set to face Australia in a crucial match. The game has sparked excitement and patriotism across the country, with many Americans showing their support for the team. In other news, the Obama library has been unveiled, but the project has been plagued by controversy and delays, with several subcontractors owed millions of dollars for their work. The project has also been criticized for its lack of transparency and the use of public funds for private purposes. [... more]

Rich Eisen reminisces with Linda Cohn about their time on SportsCenter, sharing stories of their early days, memorable moments, and the camaraderie of the ESPN crew. They discuss their experiences as sports journalists, the evolution of broadcasting, and the importance of entertainment in their work. [... more]

As Christian parents, we strive to demonstrate the gospel to our children, teaching them to trust God with their lives and to run the race of faith. We must be intentional about showing them the ways of the Lord, even when we fail, and help them understand that our goal is not to have a perfect, righteous child, but to raise them to be men and women of God, who will carry on the legacy of faith that we have been given. [... more]

Reggie Jackson shares his experience of being in a Canyon of Heroes parade after the Yankees won the championship in 1977, and compares it to the current Knicks' moment. He praises Jalen Brunson's class and humility, and advises him to stay grounded and grateful for the opportunity to lead the team. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the pressure on NFL quarterbacks, with Aaron Rodgers at number one on the list, followed by Jalen Brunson, Matthew Stafford, Lamar Jackson, and others. The hosts debate the definition of pressure and how it affects players, with some arguing that it's about winning the Super Bowl, while others see it as a personal legacy. [... more]

The New York Knicks celebrate their championship win with a parade in the Canyon of Heroes, while the World Cup continues with the US men's team facing a new challenge. Taylor Twellman joins Rich Eisen to discuss the World Cup and the US team's performance, and they also talk about Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi's impressive skills on the field. [... more]

The World Cup has brought excitement and pride to fans around the globe, with Scotland's fans being particularly notable for their enthusiasm and beer consumption. Meanwhile, a debate has emerged over the naming of a child after the soccer player Pele or the fire goddess from Hawaiian mythology. [... more]

The World Cup brings everyday Americans together, showcasing kindness and welcoming nature. Meanwhile, the Iran deal is a topic of debate, with some questioning its terms and others cautiously optimistic. In the US, college sports reform is underway, with Senator Tommy Tuberville introducing the Student Athlete Act. Senators John Houston and Doug Schoen weigh in on the Iran deal and college sports reform, while Brian Kilmeade discusses the World Cup and its impact on American culture. [... more]

Jesus chooses ordinary men to become his disciples, transforming them into co-laborers and teaching them to live wisely. The apostles, including James and John, initially exhibit ambition and pride, but are later transformed by their experiences and become examples of faith and love. [... more]

AJ Francis joins the No Contest Wrestling Podcast to discuss the state of TNA, his upcoming match against Elijah at Slammiversary, and the current sports landscape, including the NBA Finals and the World Cup. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the New York Knicks' championship win with Marv Albert, highlighting Jalen Brunson's impressive playoff performance and the team's likable group dynamic. They also reminisce about O.J. Simpson's infamous slow-speed chase during the 1994 NBA Finals. Later, Henry Winkler joins the show to promote his History Channel series, Hazardous History, and shares stories about his acting career, including his time on Happy Days and Arrested Development. [... more]

Rich Eisen interviews Indiana University head coach Kurt Signetti about his coaching career, including his decision to leave Alabama and become a head coach at Indiana University. They also discuss the current state of college football and the challenges of recruiting top players. Additionally, Rich Eisen shares his power rankings of the top NFL offenses, featuring teams such as the Los Angeles Rams, Buffalo Bills, and Atlanta Falcons. [... more]

The Carolina Hurricanes' head coach, Rod Brindamore, shares his experience winning the Stanley Cup as a player and as a coach, highlighting the differences between the two. Meanwhile, Kurt Signetti, the head coach of Indiana football, is set to join the show, and Rich Eisen discusses the top NFL offenses, including the Dallas Cowboys and their star receiver, George Pickens. [... more]

The Iranian regime's nuclear program and control of the Straits of Hormuz are at the center of a contentious deal with the US, with implications for Middle East stability and US foreign policy. Diplomacy plays a crucial role in resolving the issue, but the US must also consider its own interests and the potential consequences of the deal. [... more]