Chris Webber, a Basketball Hall of Famer, shares his experiences playing in the NBA All-Star Game, including a memorable encounter with Bill Russell, and discusses the current state of the league, including the rise of Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs. [... more]

Manhattan's past exists side by side with the present, and though fragmented, often remains oddly alive. The city's history is marked by the evolution of transportation, from oarsmen-powered ferries to steam-powered machines, and the impact of human activity on the landscape. The Randall map, a rare and priceless document, provides a glimpse into the city's past and its development over time. [... more]

A former Treasury Secretary and Harvard President, Lawrence Summers, shares his thoughts on the impact of President Trump's policies on the economy and higher education. Meanwhile, a Staten Island restaurant, Enoteca Maria, is featured for its unique concept of bringing together Italian grandmothers to cook traditional dishes. Additionally, a Broadway play about Mary Todd Lincoln and a pottery business inspired by the Matisse family are highlighted. [... more]

Tom Brady's draft story is revealed, and it's not what you think. The New England Patriots' decision to draft Brady was influenced by a compensatory pick, and it's all thanks to a punter from Ohio State. Meanwhile, Aaron Rodgers is navigating free agency, and the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants are vying for his services. In the world of sports business, the Knicks' failed recruitment of LeBron James is a cautionary tale, and the women's basketball tournament is a rapidly growing business with a new star in Juju Watkins. [... more]

Chris DiStefano discusses his new Hulu comedy special, 'Just Unfortunate', and shares stories about his upbringing in Staten Island, New York, and his love for the Mets and Yankees. He also talks about his desire to perform in Greenland and his views on the NFL and sports fandom. [... more]

Manhattan's past exists side by side with the present, and though fragmented, often remains oddly alive. The city's history is marked by the evolution of transportation, from the first Staten Island ferry in 1708 to the modern-day grid of right angles and straight lines imposed on most of Manhattan in 1807. [... more]

Rich Eisen interviews Kevin Stefanski, the coach of the Cleveland Browns, discussing his contract extension, team vision, and player readiness for the upcoming season. Meanwhile, comedian Sal Vulcano joins the show to talk about his new special 'Terrified' and his roots on Staten Island, where he engages in a trivia game with Rich Eisen. [... more]

The Staten Island Ferry has been a vital part of New York City's history, with its first ferry starting in 1708. The city's past exists side by side with the present, as seen in the contrast between Manhattan's downtown streets and John D. Rockefeller's colonial Williamsburg. The Randall Map, a rare and priceless object, is the root of all land use in Manhattan, while the city's financial system has evolved with the rise of crypto, offering finance for everyone, everywhere, and all the time. [... more]

Rich Eisen Show guest Bruce Feldman discusses the upcoming college football season, including the Pac-12's final year and potential realignment. Odell Beckham Jr. talks about his new chapter with the Baltimore Ravens and his personal growth. The conversation also touches on the NFL, including the AFC North and the Dolphins' trade offers. [... more]

Manhattan's past exists side by side with the present, and though fragmented, often remains oddly alive. The city's history is marked by the evolution of transportation, from steam-powered ferries to modern container ships, and the transformation of its streets, from the Dutch and English grid to the modern grid imposed in 1807. [... more]

UConn head coach Dan Hurley discusses his team's national championship win, while actor Everett Osborne talks about his role as Nat Sweetwater Clifton in the new film Sweetwater, which tells the story of the first African-American to sign an NBA contract. [... more]

Manhattan's past exists side by side with the present, and though fragmented, often remains oddly alive. The city's history is marked by the evolution of transportation, from the first oarsmen-powered ferries to the modern-day grid of streets imposed on the island. The Randall map, a rare and priceless document, holds the key to understanding the city's development and the lives of its inhabitants. [... more]

Rich Eisen Show discusses the upcoming college football season, particularly the Big Ten conference, and the impact of Name Image and Likeness deals on college football. Theo Rossi, an actor from Staten Island, joins the show to talk about his new movie Emily the Criminal and his upcoming documentary about Cropsey, a legendary figure from his childhood. The show also features a segment on fantasy football and an interview with Bill Belichick's 14-year-old reporter, Isaac Leibowitz. [... more]