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]

The NFL's response to DeMar Hamlin's cardiac arrest on the field had a ripple effect, leading to more players and coaches speaking out about faith and mortality. Team chaplains play a crucial role in supporting players' spiritual health, and conversations around mental and spiritual health are becoming more prevalent in pro sports. [... more]

Jason Romano discusses the impact of DeMar Hamlin's cardiac arrest on the NFL, with players and coaches more open to talking about faith and mental health. Aaron Rodgers plans to take a four-day darkness retreat to contemplate his future and make a decision about his football career. [... more]

Phil Rosenthal, creator of Everybody Loves Raymond and Somebody Feed Phil, discusses his foodie adventures and shares stories about his favorite restaurants and dishes. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen and his guests delve into the world of NFL contracts, specifically the independent study clause in Kyler Murray's contract, and its implications on his work ethic and the team's management. [... more]

The leaked draft of a Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade is sending shockwaves through the cultural, political, and religious landscape. Meanwhile, a group of Cambodian refugee families in California have found success and resilience in the donut-making industry, while a Broadway play explores the lives of women in power. Actor Gwyneth Paltrow reflects on her own experiences as a mother, and Washington insider David Gergen calls for a new generation of leaders to seize the reins and learn from past mistakes. [... more]

A son recounts his tumultuous relationship with his father, who struggled with alcoholism and addiction, and how he eventually found forgiveness and healing through his Christian faith. [... more]

Jason Romano, a former ESPN producer, shares how he learned to live out his faith at work and discovered that his job was a mission field. He discusses the importance of being intentional about his faith and how it has impacted his life and leadership. [... more]

Jason Romano discusses the importance of leadership, influence, and service in everyday life, drawing from his experiences as a chaplain and his book The Uniform of Leadership. He emphasizes that leadership is not just about titles or positions, but about serving others and making a positive impact on those around us. [... more]