A 60-year-old single retiree seeks advice on managing her annuity and diversified accounts, while a listener in Wisconsin considers investing in the stock market instead of purchasing a rental property. A couple in Florida explores the option of a reverse mortgage to supplement their retirement income, and a listener in Illinois asks about the difference between a Roth IRA and a traditional IRA. [... more]

The Milwaukee Bucks retain Bobby Portis with a three-year, $44 million deal, while Malik Beasley faces allegations of gambling on NBA games. The team's options and flexibility are discussed, including the possibility of signing Gary Trent Jr. Meanwhile, the Brewers struggle with a tough loss, and fans debate the team's chances of making the postseason. [... more]

Bobby Darin's life was a complex tapestry of music, love, and tragedy. He rose to fame with hits like Splish Splash and Mac the Knife, but his true passion lay in performing standards and pushing the boundaries of his craft. His legacy continues to inspire artists to take chances and not play it safe. [... more]

The funeral of Pope Francis was held in Vatican City, with world leaders and religious figures paying their respects to the late pontiff, known for his humility and progressive attitudes. Meanwhile, YouTube celebrated its 20th anniversary, having become a global video giant with over 20 billion videos uploaded and billions of hours watched daily. In other news, a new musical about the life of singer and actor Bobby Darin has arrived on Broadway, while historian Douglas Brinkley reflects on the 50th anniversary of the fall of Saigon and the end of the Vietnam War, which led to a surprising new chapter for many refugees who found refuge in the United States. [... more]

Pastor Bobby preaches about the importance of living with open hands and being generous with God's blessings. He uses the story of the Israelites and the construction of the tabernacle to illustrate how wealth and prosperity can either bring people closer to God or distract them from their relationship with Him. He encourages the congregation to ask themselves what God's purpose is for their blessings and to use them to bless others. [... more]

Matt Castle, a former NFL quarterback, shares stories about his time with the Patriots, playing under Bill Belichick, and his experiences with other NFL players. He also discusses his podcast, Lots to Say, and his love of pickleball, as well as his thoughts on current events in the NFL, including the Tush Push and NIL policies. [... more]

The NFL is considering rule changes, including overtime rules, which has sparked debate among fans and coaches. Meanwhile, college football is dealing with the NIL portal, which has created controversy and challenges for programs like the University of Missouri. Coach Eli Drinkwitz joins the show to discuss the NIL portal and how it affects recruiting and player development. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NCAA Tournament, Final Four, and the impact of NIL deals and the transfer portal on college basketball. Mark Titus joins the show to talk about the tournament and his experiences as a college basketball player. The hosts also discuss the Browns' decision to sign Deshaun Watson and the implications of the torpedo bat in baseball. [... more]

The NFL draft is full of surprises, with quarterbacks and running backs being highly sought after. Aaron Rodgers' future with the Steelers is uncertain, and Travis Hunter's potential as a wide receiver or defensive back is being debated. Will Campbell's short arms have raised concerns, but Nick Baumgartner believes he can still be a top player. Bobby Bones joins the show to discuss the draft and other sports news. [... more]

Aaron Rodgers' potential move to the Steelers and its implications for the team's future, as well as the quarterback's own legacy and the NFL draft. [... more]

The host shares his top six list of the greatest college coaches of all time, featuring John Wooden, Nick Saban, Coach K, Bobby Knight, Bobby Bowden, and Bear Bryant, discussing their achievements and impact on the sport. [... more]

The NBA is dealing with a devastating blow as Victor Wenbanyama, a 21-year-old star player, is expected to miss the rest of the season due to a blood clot. Meanwhile, the Milwaukee Bucks' Bobby Portis has been suspended for 25 games after testing positive for the banned substance tramadol. In a different league, the NHL's Four Nations Final is underway, with Team USA facing off against Team Canada in a highly anticipated matchup. [... more]

The Milwaukee Bucks' struggles with injuries and player suspensions have fans questioning their chances in the NBA playoffs. Meanwhile, the team's owner, Mark Attanasio, has sparked controversy with comments about the team's priorities, leading to debates about the role of sports entertainment in professional baseball. [... more]

Bobby Kennedy's appointment to the HHS has sparked a debate on healthcare reform, with a focus on ending the chronic disease epidemic and re-establishing medical guidelines. He aims to get money back to scientists, deregulate the FDA, and have better incentives for innovative therapeutics. The American Medical Association's codes and the pharmaceutical industry's influence are also under scrutiny. [... more]

Pete Carroll is hired as the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, a move that has sparked excitement and debate in the NFL community. The 73-year-old coach has a proven track record of success, but his age and experience have raised questions about his ability to adapt to the modern game. Meanwhile, Tom Brady is reportedly involved in the coaching search, and the Raiders are looking to build a competitive team around their new head coach. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback situation with Mike Tomlin, the possibility of Russell Wilson leaving, and the performance of Justin Fields. He also talks about Derrick Henry's impressive season and the upcoming College Football Playoff, including the rivalry between Ohio State and Michigan. [... more]

The H-1B visa program has been a topic of debate, with some arguing it's necessary to fill labor gaps, while others claim it undercuts American workers. Meanwhile, concerns about Joe Biden's cognitive decline and the media's handling of the issue have sparked discussion about the role of journalism and the impact of media bias. [... more]

Stepping into the unknown can be terrifying, but it's often the key to unlocking God's plans for our lives. In Joshua chapter three, God's people are called to step into the Jordan River, a chaotic and uncertain situation, before He parts the waters. This principle is still relevant today, as we navigate the challenges of the upcoming year. By stepping out in faith, we demonstrate our trust in God and allow Him to grow our relationship with Him. [... more]

The NBA is changing the All-Star game format to a series of mini games, while the college football playoff is underway with several teams vying for the championship. Ohio State Buckeyes coach Ryan Day faces criticism, and former NFL player Mike Vrabel is considered a potential candidate to replace him. The NIL controversy continues to affect college football, and parity is a major theme in the top teams competing for the championship. [... more]

The college football playoff is heating up with Ohio State's chances of winning a national title. Notre Dame and Indiana face off in a highly competitive game, while the Buckeyes look to bounce back from their loss to Michigan. Meanwhile, the NIL situation continues to cause chaos in college football, with teams struggling to manage their rosters and finances. [... more]

The Detroit Lions are having the best season in franchise history, with a 12-game win streak and a playoff spot clinched. Coach Dan Campbell's aggressive approach has paid off, but also raises concerns about his decision-making. Meanwhile, the Washington Commanders' rookie cornerback Mike Sanders still is thriving in his first season, and the Michigan Wolverines are looking to bounce back from a disappointing follow-up year. [... more]

The NFL season is halfway through, and teams are making moves before the trade deadline. The Cleveland Browns' decision to trade for Deshaun Watson has been a disaster, with the quarterback suspended and injured for two consecutive years. Meanwhile, the Washington commanders and Steelers are emerging as legitimate Super Bowl contenders, while the Dallas Cowboys are struggling after making a questionable trade for Jonathan Mingo. [... more]

The hosts discuss the top six media meltdowns in sports history, featuring Russell Westbrook, Mike Gundy, Jerry Jones, John Cheney, Bobby Knight, and Jim Everett, and how they reacted to criticism and questioning from the media. [... more]

The Bengals face off against the Giants in a highly anticipated matchup, while the Ohio State Buckeyes prepare to take on the Oregon Ducks in a crucial college football game. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres clash in a winner-takes-all division series game, with the winner advancing to the national league championship series. [... more]

Bobby Carpenter, a former Ohio State Buckeyes player, shares his thoughts on the current college football season, discussing the strengths and weaknesses of top teams like Ohio State, Oregon, and Texas. He also weighs in on the NFC, predicting the Dallas Cowboys' chances in the division. [... more]

The assassination attempt on Donald Trump's life has sparked concerns about the rhetoric used by politicians and the media, with some arguing that it has contributed to a toxic environment that can lead to violence. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris's performance in a recent interview has been criticized for being robotic and lacking in substance, with some questioning her ability to lead the country. The Supreme Court's decision to end affirmative action has also sparked debate, with some arguing that it will lead to a more diverse and merit-based system, while others see it as a step backwards for racial equality. In the world of healthcare, a new book by Dr. Marty McCary argues that the conventional medical establishment has gotten it wrong on issues such as the pandemic, food, and medicine, and that a fresh approach is needed to address the root causes of illness. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show features an interview with Kansas City Royals player Bobby Witt Jr. discussing his baseball career, his relationship with Patrick Mahomes, and his experience as a fan of the Kansas City Chiefs. The show also touches on the NFL season, fantasy football, and the upcoming World Cup. [... more]

Rich Eisen Show live from Kansas City, featuring Bobby Witt Jr. from the Kansas City Royals, discussing his baseball career, fantasy football league, and his admiration for the Kansas City Chiefs. The show also covers the NFL season, including the first week of games and fantasy football predictions. [... more]

A Christian man in his 70s wants to gift his children a large sum of money to help them buy their first house, but he's unsure of the tax implications. He seeks advice from a financial expert on how to structure the gift and minimize taxes. Meanwhile, a listener in Nashville, Tennessee, is struggling to rent out a duplex and is considering selling it, but is unsure of the best course of action. The host offers guidance on the potential benefits and drawbacks of selling the property and investing the proceeds. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the NCAA's show-cause order and one-year suspension of Jim Harbaugh, the head coach of the Michigan Wolverines. Bruce Feldman, a Fox Sports College Football Analyst, joins the show to talk about his annual Freak Athlete List and the upcoming college football season. The conversation also touches on the SEC and Big Ten conferences, the NFL, and the impact of the 12-team playoff field on the sport. [... more]

The general manager of the Los Angeles Chargers, Joe Ortiz, discusses the team's new roster, including the addition of Justin Herbert, and the influence of head coach Jim Harbaugh's vision for the team. The Chargers are expected to be a balanced team, with a focus on running and passing, and are looking to build a diverse skill set at all positions. Ortiz also talks about the team's preparation for the upcoming season, including the installation of the offense and the importance of having a strong coaching staff. [... more]

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott discusses his potential last year with the team, while George Brett, a baseball Hall of Famer, talks about his career, including the infamous pine tar incident. The Cleveland Browns' chances in the upcoming season are also analyzed, and the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl hopes are discussed. [... more]

The Democratic Party is moving forward with Kamala Harris as the presumptive nominee, but questions remain about her qualifications and the party's handling of the nomination process. Meanwhile, the Secret Service is under scrutiny for its handling of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump's life, and the Trump administration is pushing back against the party's claims of a 'game plan' to take down Harris. [... more]

NFL coaches Sean McDermott and Dennis Allen discuss their teams' strategies and player development, while actor Bobby Cannavale talks about his new film Ezra and working with Robert De Niro. The Rich Eisen Show explores best-case scenarios for NFL teams, including the Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Atlanta Falcons. [... more]

The Philadelphia 76ers are on a hot streak after Tyrese Maxey's incredible performance against the New York Knicks, while the Denver Nuggets are emerging as a top contender in the NBA playoffs, with Anthony Edwards leading the charge. [... more]

The Bucks' season is coming to an end, and the team's injuries are being blamed for their struggles. The discussion centers around the team's roster, coaching, and the impact of Giannis' absence on the team's performance. [... more]

Anti-Semitic protests and hate speech are spreading across college campuses, with students chanting 'Death to America' and 'Death to Israel.' The Biden administration is criticized for its handling of the situation, with some accusing it of sending a 'horrible message.' The Trump trials are also making headlines, with David Pecker testifying about his dealings with the former president. Meanwhile, the economy is struggling, with inflation and unemployment on the rise. Protests and violence are erupting on campuses, with some students being arrested and others being forced to leave their programs. The issue of free speech is also at the forefront, with some arguing that the protests are a form of harassment and intimidation. Jewish students are speaking out about the anti-Semitic atmosphere on campus, and some are suing the universities for their handling of the situation. [... more]

Bobby Gunn, a 73-0 undefeated bare knuckle fighter, recounts his life of underground fights, where he would put his life on the line for cash, and his journey to become a legend in the bare knuckle world. His story is one of resilience and determination, as he fought against all odds to provide for his family and prove himself as a champion. [... more]

Former Trump attorney Tim Politor joins the show to discuss the ongoing trial of Donald Trump in New York City. Meanwhile, Bobby Gunn, a former bare-knuckle boxer, shares his inspiring story of overcoming adversity and becoming a champion. The show also covers the latest news on the U.S. Senate, House Republicans, and the Biden administration's policies, including the impact of 'Bidenomics' on the economy. [... more]

The NFL is experiencing a wild free agency period, with big-name players changing teams and others getting cut. Meanwhile, in baseball, top pitchers like Garrett Cole and Lucas Giolito are dealing with injuries, and the Yankees and Red Sox are struggling to find solutions. In the NBA, the season is heating up, and the NCAA tournament is underway, with exciting matchups and storylines emerging. [... more]