William Wrigley Jr., the founder of Wrigley's chewing gum, built the Wrigley Mansion in Phoenix, Arizona, as an anniversary gift for his wife. The mansion, which features a 360-degree view of the Valley of the Sun, was later restored by Geordie Hormel and his wife Jamie, who opened it as a private club and restaurant. [... more]

The Wall Street Journal thinks they dropped a bombshell about Trump sending Jeffrey Epstein a 'bawdy' th birthday letter that sounds nothing like him Dana does a dramatic soap opera reading of the fake letter Dana reacts to CBS canceling The Late Show with Stephen Colbert altogether What was behind this decision H D Federal police officers enraged anti-ICE agitators after using a Donald Trump impersonation voice to issue official orders to vacate ICE facility property Barack Obama says young boys need a gay man in their life for guidance and that having only a father around isn't enough The [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings and expressions are often shrouded in mystery, but they can be traced back to historical events, cultural practices, and even ancient superstitions. From 'to run amok' to 'to show your true colours', these phrases have evolved over time, reflecting the complexities of human experience and the power of language to shape our understanding of the world. [... more]

The hosts discuss various sports topics, including the New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers, and interview actor Eric Winter about his career and experiences, while also sampling Palm Republic rum and discussing hockey and the Four Nations tournament. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings and expressions are explored, revealing the fascinating history behind phrases like 'run amok', 'saved by the bell', and 'shake a leg'. From ancient Rome to modern times, the evolution of language is a rich and complex tapestry, influenced by culture, history, and human experience. [... more]

As President Joe Biden's presidency comes to an end, he leaves behind a legacy of accomplishments, including the successful rollout of COVID vaccines and the expansion of NATO. Meanwhile, Donald Trump prepares to take office for a second time, promising mass deportations and trade tariffs. In Washington D.C., a new soap opera is set to premiere, offering a fresh perspective on the lives of a prominent black family. Climate change is also on the minds of many, as devastating wildfires ravage California and scientists warn of the dangers of a warming planet. [... more]

As President Joe Biden's presidency comes to an end, a new era begins with the return of Donald Trump to the White House. Meanwhile, the devastating California wildfires serve as a stark reminder of the urgent need to address climate change, a crisis that scientists like Peter Kalmes have been warning about for years. In a heartwarming story, actor Steve Guttenberg finds himself at the forefront of the relief efforts, drawing on his own experiences as a caregiver for his ailing father to make a difference in the lives of those affected by the fires. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the current state of quarterback pay and play in the NFL, including the recent contracts awarded to Jordan Love and Tua Tungo Vailoa, and how these contracts impact the teams' chances of winning the Super Bowl. [... more]

The Paris Olympics begin with a stunning opening ceremony, while Andrew Thompson continues to share the curious origins of everyday sayings, exploring the fascinating history and etymology of expressions like 'run amok', 'saved by the bell', and 'shake a leg'. [... more]

Tyrus discusses his past appearance on Fox News, a kiss scene with Susan Lucci, and his experiences in the WWE. He also talks about soap operas, education reform, and the importance of standardized testing. Additionally, he shares his thoughts on low testosterone and its effects on men. [... more]

The second coming of Jesus Christ is a time of great change and judgment, where the Lord returns with his people to establish his kingdom on earth. This event is a culmination of the end times, where the wicked are punished and the righteous are rewarded. The Bible teaches that salvation comes through faith in Jesus Christ, and that forgiveness is available to all who repent and put their trust in him. [... more]

Florida Man impersonates law enforcement, while another Florida resident finds an iguana in their toilet. The importance of voting and turnout is discussed, as well as the impact of cancel culture on free speech. A college student is praised for their liberal arts education at Hillsdale College, and a passenger is kicked off a flight for petting a puppy. Other bizarre stories include a feral pig being appointed as a czar in Australia and doctors considering prescribing video games for ADHD. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, specifically between Israel and Hamas, and the potential for a US war against Iran. She also touches on the topic of free speech and student visas, as well as China's alleged technology theft and espionage activities. [... more]

Eric Braden, the actor who portrays Victor Newman on the soap opera Young and the Restless, joins the Rich Eisen Show to discuss his career, sports, and life experiences. They talk about the origins of the American Youth Soccer Association, Braden's soccer background, and his involvement in various sports-related projects. The conversation also touches on fantasy football, Brock Purdy's potential, and the Rich Eisen Show's discussion on various sports topics. [... more]

Florida Man stories, including Scooter Man and a 66-year-old woman crashing a Rolls Royce, are shared. The podcast also discusses a bear meat vending machine in Japan, Charles Barkley's soap preferences, and the risks of sleeping too much or too little. Elon Musk's Twitter feud with Substack and the labeling of state-affiliated media are also touched on. [... more]

The Biden administration's handling of inflation, trans rights, and gun violence, including a proposed change to Title IX, has sparked controversy. Meanwhile, the Ukraine war continues, with leaked NATO plans revealing potential American and Ukrainian military strategies. The IRS is planning to increase tax audits tenfold, and the Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of state-affiliated media. [... more]

Kyrie Irving's anti-Semitic posts and the subsequent fallout have sparked a heated debate in the NBA, with the Washington Commanders potentially being sold to Jeff Bezos and Jay-Z. Meanwhile, the Brooklyn Nets are dealing with their own set of problems, including the departure of coach Steve Nash and the dysfunction within the team. [... more]

The refiner's fire is a process of purification where God works to make us holy, consuming our impurities and dross, and transforming us into the image of Jesus Christ. This process is not about destruction, but about refinement, and it is a crucial part of our journey towards becoming mature Christians, entirely lacking nothing. [... more]

The people of Malachi's time complained about God's lack of judgment, but God sent a messenger to prepare the way for his coming, and Jesus Christ, the messenger of the covenant, came to save and purify his people, demonstrating his deity and calling on believers to deny themselves and follow him. [... more]

Biblical leaders are needed to reform the Southern Baptist Convention, addressing issues like critical race theory, abortion, and church discipline. The denomination's power structure and lack of spiritual renewal have led to errant doctrine and a lack of fear for God. Tom Askel, a candidate for SBC president, emphasizes the importance of following the Bible and exercising church discipline to maintain a holy and healthy church. [... more]