Christian Wilkins' future in the NFL is uncertain after being cut by the Las Vegas Raiders, while Tony Hale discusses his new film Sketch, a family-friendly movie that explores processing feelings, and his experiences with Veep co-star Julia Louis-Dreyfus. [... more]

Florida Man's antics are on full display as he attacks deputies at a Walmart. Meanwhile, the debate over gun control and gun rights continues, with some politicians using language that validates the left's arguments. In other news, privately owned helicopters are playing a crucial role in responding to natural disasters, but some are being deterred from helping due to government interference. The media is also being criticized for its lack of coverage of Hurricane Helene, which is causing devastating damage in the southeastern states. [... more]

Kamala Harris's presidential campaign and the controversy surrounding her record on fracking, as well as the media's attempts to rehabilitate her image. The discussion also touches on the Supreme Court, Google's censorship, and the implications of election interference. Additionally, the conversation covers J.D. Vance's comments on cat ladies and the left's response to them, as well as the issue of white privilege and immigration reform. [... more]

A 21-year-old scammer in Florida is facing multiple charges for hacking into doctors' electronic prescribing accounts. Meanwhile, the LNG export industry in Texas is booming, with a new $18.5 billion project at the port of Brownsville. However, environmentalists are opposing the project, citing concerns about pollution and climate change. In other news, Chicago has been named the worst city for bed bugs, and the housing market is showing signs of improvement. The Republican Party is also facing challenges, with some members calling for a more aggressive approach to messaging and fundraising. [... more]

The Biden administration's handling of the border crisis, Iran's involvement in terrorism, and the impact of Joe Biden's policies on energy exports and national security are discussed in this episode of the Dana Show. The conversation also touches on the importance of border security, the role of the National Guard, and the need for a more restrained approach to foreign policy. [... more]

Amari Cooper discusses the challenges of adapting to four different starting quarterbacks with the Cleveland Browns, and Rich Eisen Show guest Brad Williams talks about his new comedy special on Veeps and his experiences as a dwarf in the entertainment industry. [... more]

The Brooklyn Nets are upgrading their coaching situation by hiring Ime Udoka, who was previously suspended by the Celtics for a year due to a serious violation. The Nets are willing to overlook Udoka's past and give him a second chance, despite the controversy surrounding his departure from Boston. Meanwhile, the Rich Eisen Show is discussing the latest sports news, including the NFL trade deadline and the Denver Broncos' trade of Bradley Chubb to the Miami Dolphins. [... more]

A 17-year-old high school junior's life was cut short by teen suicide, leaving her parents to question how well they knew her. Meanwhile, Julia Louis-Dreyfus reflects on her final season of Veep, and Delia Owens' novel Where the Crawdads Sing becomes a phenomenon. America's Test Kitchen shares its rigorous testing process, and Ernie Andrus, a 95-year-old runner, embarks on a new journey across the country. [... more]