Patriots fan Chris Brockman reveals his level of confidence ahead of New England's Wild Card matchup with Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers Rich reveals his final NFL Power Rankings of the season ahead of this weekend's Wild Card Games Actor Seann William Scott joins Rich in-studio to plug the new season of ABC's Tim Allen Kat Dennings 'Shifting Gears' sitcom preview the NFL playoffs shares a great story about filming the hilarious 'tranquilizer dart in the neck' scene in 'Old School' with Will Ferrell and reflects on the career success of his 'American Pie' mom Jennifer Coolidge O'Shea [... more]

Brett Gelman discusses his role in Stranger Things, the show's fifth and final season, and his experiences working with the cast and crew. Rich Eisen and his co-hosts also discuss various NFL topics, including the New York Jets, Aaron Glenn, and Sauce Gardner, as well as the Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for stealing pickles from a store, while a teen girl brings a taser to school to protect herself from a bully. Meanwhile, a Florida woman is charged with grand theft for accidentally depositing company checks into her own account. The port strike is causing a toilet paper panic, with people stockpiling supplies, and experts warn that automation is necessary to prevent the US from falling behind in trade. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the response efforts by FEMA, and the controversy surrounding the allocation of funds. The conversation also touches on the topic of illegal immigration, climate change, and the stance of Kamala Harris on abortion. Additionally, the hosts discuss the rise of biohacking, the impact of a solar flare, and the tensions between Israel and Iran. [... more]

An updated COVID vaccine is now available, but some Americans remain reluctant to get vaccinated. Dr. John LaPook explores the growing number of vaccine hesitants. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton opens up about her life, love, and loss in a new book. Will Ferrell and his friend Harper Steele embark on a road trip to explore the country and themselves. Connie Chung reflects on her four-decade career as a trailblazing journalist. LL Cool J talks about his enduring career in hip hop and his new documentary. The history of the New York City Police Department is examined in a new podcast, Empire City. [... more]

Jaden Rashada, a Georgia Bulldog quarterback, is suing the Florida Gators and head coach Billy Napier over a failed NIL deal, claiming they defrauded him out of $13.8 million. This is a major development in the world of college sports, where athletes are seeking fair compensation for their name, image, and likeness. [... more]

Josh Graham discusses the Carolina Panthers' Hall of Honor inductees, including Julius Peppers and Luke Kuechly, and the potential for Thomas Davis to be included. He also talks about Brandon Miller's performance in summer league basketball and the challenges he may face. Additionally, Josh chats with Will Pelagic about Charlotte FC's recent draw and the team's upcoming game against Cincinnati. The conversation also touches on Will Ferrell's performance in the movie Old School and the potential for it to be a classic. [... more]

A little-known Nazi conspiracy threatened to assassinate the big three leaders, FDR, Churchill, and Stalin, during their historic summit in Tehran in 1943. Meanwhile, Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleason discuss their new film, The Banshees of Inisheeran, and their real-life friendship. James Cromwell reflects on his acting career and his father's blacklisting, while Samantha Smith's letter to Soviet leader Yuri Andropov in 1982 sparked a peace mission and a lasting impact on the Cold War. [... more]

Amy Lawrence discusses various sports topics, including the NFL, basketball, and the life and myth of Bo Jackson, with author Jeff Pearlman. She also talks about Halloween and her personal experiences with a cat named Josephine. [... more]

The Masculine Journey explores the concept of discipleship and how it differs from a focus on actions or the flesh. The hosts discuss how societal messages can lead to an entitlement mentality, and how this can be overcome by seeking a deeper relationship with God. They examine biblical examples, such as the story of Edmund in C.S. Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia, to illustrate the dangers of seeking power and control. The hosts encourage listeners to recognize their triggers and seek God's guidance to break free from the enemy's influence. [... more]