Oskar Schindler, a member of the Nazi Party, saved over 1,200 Jews from certain death in German Nazi concentration camps during World War II. His story is one of heroism and compassion, as he employed prisoners in his factories and provided them with basic necessities, ultimately sacrificing his own fortune to save their lives. [... more]

Richard Dreyfuss shares his experiences working on the iconic film Jaws, discussing the challenges of the long shoot, the camaraderie with co-stars Robert Shaw and Roy Scheider, and the film's enduring impact on popular culture. Meanwhile, lawmakers across the country are pushing bills that block sexual and reproductive health care, including abortion, birth control, and gender-affirming care, putting the health and lives of millions of people at risk. [... more]

Steven Spielberg's early life was marked by frequent moves due to his father's job, but he found solace in filmmaking, starting with an 8mm camera at age 11. He went on to direct his first film, 'The Last Gunfight,' at 12, and eventually landed a seven-year contract at Universal Studios. Spielberg's career took off with films like 'Jaws,' 'Raiders of the Lost Ark,' and 'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial,' which became a massive hit. He founded DreamWorks Studios in 1994 and went on to direct 'Saving Private Ryan,' which won him his second Oscar for Best Director. Spielberg's films often explore themes of courage, decency, and the human condition, and he has become one of the most successful filmmakers in history. [... more]

Austin Stoll, star of the CBS show NCIS Origins, joins the Rich Eisen Show to discuss his role as a younger version of Leroy Jethro Gibbs, his experiences filming in Vermont, and his past roles in movies like Whiplash and Bridge of Spies. The conversation also touches on Stoll's passion for baseball and his favorite team, the New York Yankees. [... more]

Neal McDonough talks about his faith-based movie The Shift, which retells the story of Job, and how it has been well-received by audiences. He also discusses his experiences working with Steven Spielberg on Band of Brothers and how it has influenced his acting career. [... more]

Florida Man stories continue to baffle with tales of reckless behavior and questionable decisions. Meanwhile, a NASA report on UFOs sparks disappointment as it fails to deliver on extraterrestrial life. In Hollywood, the push for diversity in film takes a bizarre turn as a director is questioned about the lack of diversity in a historical Danish film. Florida's politics also make headlines as the state recruits law enforcement officers from other states with a $5,000 signing bonus. [... more]

Crying has become more accepted in modern culture, with many people believing it's a sign of strength rather than weakness. This shift is reflected in the lives of individuals such as Rob LeBritz, a professional golfer who shed tears after achieving a lifelong goal, and Sylvester Stallone, who is taking on a new role in his latest TV series. Meanwhile, Steven Spielberg's new film, The Fablemans, is a semi-autobiographical coming-of-age story that explores his own experiences with crying and emotional expression. As Americans head to the polls in the midterm elections, historian John Meacham reflects on the importance of democracy and the need for leaders to prioritize justice and fair play. [... more]

Josh Duhamel discusses his new show Mighty Ducks Game Changer on Disney Plus, while Rich Eisen talks about the NFL season, including the Vikings and Kirk Cousins, and Aaron Judge's record-breaking home run in baseball. [... more]