A discussion on the biblical understanding of government and church authority, exploring the historical context of government intrusion into church matters, and the implications for Christians in today's society, including the rise of Christian nationalism and government overreach during the COVID-19 pandemic. [... more]

The United States has a rich cigar tradition dating back to the 1600s, with the first crop of cigar tobacco planted in the Virginia colony in 1612. Today, one family-owned premium cigar company in Tampa continues the American cigar making tradition, using natural fermentation and blending different leaves to create unique and different tastes. [... 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]

Decades after its release in 1977, the movie Slapshot holds up as one of the true classics of American sports film, thanks in part to its comical depiction of a minor league hockey team's violent play to gain popularity in a declining factory town. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses various sports topics, including the NBA Finals, NFL free agency, and soccer. Guests include author TJ Newman and sports personalities, with a focus on etiquette and behavior on planes and in sports. [... more]

The World Economic Forum's Great Reset initiative aims to transform the world through globalism, artificial intelligence, and transhumanism, but Christians must remain vigilant and focused on their biblical worldview to navigate the coming tribulational times. [... more]

The Pentecostalization of Christian worship has led to a shift in the purpose and objective of worship services, with a focus on experiential intensification and a climactic moment of overwhelming encounter with God. This approach is in contrast to historic Christian worship, which emphasizes a rational response to God's word and a conscious response of the mind and will. [... more]

The Christian worldview is being undermined by the Great Reset, a plan to dismantle the biblical worldview and establish a new world order. Christians must understand God's plan and prepare for the spiritual war that is unfolding. The breakdown of social and moral norms, the erosion of the rule of law, and the corruption of the healthcare and education systems are all symptoms of a deeper problem. Christians must be equipped to resist the unfruitful works of darkness and to make disciples of all nations. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God uses man's schemes to accomplish His plans. Christians are called to be wise and prudent in the face of danger, preparing for the possibility of food and water shortages, and economic turmoil. The financial system is based on fraud, and the Federal Reserve creates currency out of thin air, leading to inflation and economic collapse. The agenda is to create a one-world currency, and Christians must be prepared spiritually, mentally, and physically for the challenges ahead. [... more]

The Hanson brothers, played by real-life hockey players Dave Hanson and the Carlson brothers, share their experiences on the set of the classic sports movie Slapshot, which premiered in 1977 and has become a beloved favorite among hockey fans and critics alike. [... more]

The Battle of Monocacy, fought on July 9, 1864, was a pivotal Civil War battle that saved Washington D.C. from Confederate invasion. Led by General Jubal Early, the Confederates marched towards the nation's capital, but were met by Union forces under General Lou Wallace, who held them off for a crucial day, giving Grant time to send reinforcements to the city. The battle had significant implications for the 1864 presidential election, as a Confederate victory could have dealt a devastating blow to Lincoln's chances of re-election. [... more]

William F. Cody, known as Buffalo Bill, was a legendary frontiersman who began making a name for himself at age 11. He worked as a messenger, wrangler, and scout, and was known for his bravery and tracking skills. Cody's life was marked by adventure, danger, and fame, and he eventually became a national hero and a household name. [... more]

Buffalo Bill Cody's early life on the American frontier shaped him into a legendary frontiersman. At age 11, he went to work full-time for a freighting company and later became a pony express rider, scout, and buffalo hunter. His adventures and exploits earned him a reputation as a hero and a national icon. [... more]

The story of Wild Bill Donovan, a Medal of Honor recipient and the founder of the OSS, the precursor to the CIA, is told through his life and exploits during World War II. From his early days as a law student to his rise as a top spymaster, Donovan's life was marked by bravery, intelligence, and a willingness to take risks. His organization, the OSS, played a crucial role in the war effort, conducting covert operations and gathering intelligence from around the world. Despite his many accomplishments, Donovan's career was also marked by controversy and bureaucratic battles, ultimately leading to his downfall. His legacy as a pioneer in the field of espionage and intelligence remains unparalleled. [... more]

The predictable result of educating children without God. The government school system has shaped generations of children, leading to moral confusion and a rejection of biblical values. Christian parents must take responsibility for their children's education and upbringing, rather than relying on a godless system that seeks to indoctrinate them with Marxist and social justice ideologies. [... more]

Emmerich Jutner, known as the best worst counterfeiter in American history, evaded detection for a decade by producing laughably bad counterfeit bills. Meanwhile, Dave Hanson, a minor league hockey player, became an unlikely star in the classic sports movie Slapshot. In a separate story, Steve Snyder shares the harrowing tale of his father's experience as a B-17 bomber pilot in World War II, including his time in the French resistance and the bravery of the Belgian people who helped him evade capture. [... more]

Alex Newman discusses the dangers of transhumanism, globalism, and the deep state, and how they are connected to a rejection of God and His Word. He explains how these ideologies are seeking to create a one-world system and how Christians must understand and respond to these threats. [... more]

A conversation about the impact of trigger words, such as 'crook' and 'liar', on one's integrity and emotional well-being, highlighting the importance of self-awareness and personal growth in a Christian context. [... more]

The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has led to a global crisis, with sanctions and energy independence becoming major talking points. The Biden administration's handling of the situation has been criticized, with some arguing that they are prioritizing climate change over national security. The war in Ukraine has also raised concerns about the potential for a wider conflict in Europe, with some experts warning of a catastrophic outcome. [... more]

Jamie Newman's potential as a Heisman contender is debated, while Kyle Trask is highlighted as a potential top draft pick. East Carolina's decision to cut tennis and swimming programs sparks controversy, and NC State's approach to the NCAA is scrutinized. Ty Dillon discusses his racing background and upcoming NASCAR event. [... more]

The NCAA votes to allow athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness, but the implementation is delayed until 2021. The decision is seen as a step forward, but the NCAA's handling of the issue is met with skepticism. Meanwhile, Wake Forest's Director of Athletics John Curry discusses the impact of the decision on college athletics and the upcoming game against NC State. [... more]

Wake Forest head football coach Dave Claussen discusses the team's 3-0 start, the impact of last year's injuries, and the development of players like Jamie Newman and Boogie Basham. He also shares his thoughts on the importance of teachers and how they can shape a person's life, highlighting his own high school basketball coach, Jim Walker. [... more]

Kelsey Riggs, a sports journalist, discusses her new role at the ACC Network, a new ESPN channel focused on college sports, and the network's emphasis on women in sports leadership roles. She shares her experiences and insights on the growth of women in sports journalism and the importance of relationships in the industry. [... more]