The Rich Eisen Show discusses the trend of hiring former NFL stars as head coaches at historic black colleges, with Michael Vick and Deshaun Jackson being the latest examples. The show also touches on the transfer portal, quarterback situation, and recruiting in college football, including the NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) policy and its impact on college football. [... more]

Rob West and Kevin Cross discuss year-end tax tips, including retirement plan contributions, charitable giving, and donor-advised funds. They also touch on qualified charitable distributions and capital gains tax, providing advice on how to minimize tax liability and make the most of tax-advantaged opportunities. [... more]

The Kansas City Chiefs acquire DeAndre Hopkins from the Tennessee Titans in a trade, bringing a boost to their offense. Meanwhile, Roy Wood Jr. shares his experiences as a comedian, performing for various groups, including NFL players and baseball teams, and discusses the challenges of making people laugh. [... more]

Charles Burrell recounts his journey as a young man, leaving his hometown to seek adventure on fishing boats in Alaska, where he becomes a born-again Christian and eventually gets captured by the Soviet Union and taken to a Siberian gulag. He shares his story of faith, courage, and survival, and how he managed to outsmart the Soviets and eventually get released. [... more]

The Texans are on the practice field for the first true practice of training camp, and the team is looking to make a surprise run in the NFL this season. The NFC North non-negotiables are discussed, including Justin Jefferson's need to elevate the level of the Vikings' quarterbacks, Jeff Halfley's potential to be a difference maker for the Packers, and Jameer Gibbs' importance to the Lions' success. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest NBA news, including the Knicks' playoff run and the Lakers' coaching situation. Jim Gaffigan joins the show to talk about his new film, Unfrosted, and his experiences as a comedian and father. [... more]

The Sacramento Kings' victory over the Golden State Warriors marked a significant upset in the NBA playoffs, with the Kings' defense emerging as a key factor in their win. Meanwhile, the WNBA draft saw Kaitlyn Clark selected as the number one overall pick, and Travis Kelce has been signed to host a new edition of the game show 'Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity'. [... more]

Mike Rowe discusses the impact of sanctuary cities, the importance of consequences in politics, and the unintended effects of policies on everyday people. He also touches on the shift in the blue-collar party and the gig economy, highlighting the need for nuanced conversations and careful consideration of the consequences of actions. [... more]

The New York Knicks' Jalen Brunson is leading the team to a promising season, and Rich Eisen discusses his admiration for Brunson's skills and dedication. Meanwhile, NFL insiders Tom Pelissero and Rich Eisen analyze the latest news and rumors surrounding the league, including the potential coaching vacancies and the upcoming Super Bowl in Las Vegas. [... more]

The NFL coaching landscape is shifting as Pete Carroll's departure from the Seattle Seahawks creates a power vacuum, and Alabama's head coaching job becomes a highly sought-after position. Meanwhile, other teams are evaluating their quarterback situations, with the Chicago Bears considering a potential change at the position. [... more]

The debate over whether the Green Bay Packers should win their final three games of the season, even if it means missing the playoffs, is a complex issue. Some argue that losing would send a clear message to the team and its leadership, while others believe that winning would be a more positive outcome for the players and the organization. [... more]

A story about corruption in America's juvenile justice system, a scandal involving two judges in northeastern Pennsylvania, is examined. The debt ceiling crisis is also discussed, with experts explaining the risks of defaulting on the nation's debt. Additionally, the renaming of U.S. military bases is explored, with a focus on the removal of Confederate names and the commemoration of the right leaders. The power of a dream is highlighted through the story of a Harvard Law student who started a nonprofit to celebrate the support staff at his school. The life and legacy of Tina Turner are also celebrated, as well as the work of Arnold Schwarzenegger, who is using his platform to raise awareness about climate change and pollution. The story of Isabel Allende, a best-selling author, is also shared, highlighting her tumultuous childhood and her journey to becoming a writer. [... more]

Bart Winkler discusses the Milwaukee Brewers' chances in the upcoming season, Aaron Rodgers' potential trade, and the NBA's current storylines, including the Nuggets' dominance and the lack of pressure on Nikola Jokic to perform. [... more]

Rich Eisen Show guest host Suzy Schuster discusses various topics, including college football rankings, pickleball, and the challenges of buying concert tickets. Dan Patrick joins the show to talk about his experiences with pickleball and the handling charges for concert tickets. Stephen Colbert talks about his new sports comedy special, Pickled, which features pickleball and celebrity guests. [... more]

Suzy Schuster hosts the Rich Eisen Show, discussing college football rankings, pickleball, and celebrity pickleball charity tournaments. Dan Patrick joins the show to talk about his experience with pickleball, ticket prices, and his competitive nature. Stephen Colbert discusses his new pickleball show, Pickled, and its charitable efforts. [... more]

Tyler Grenadol, an onion ring reviewer, shares his mission to find the perfect onion ring, visiting restaurants across the country and sharing his honest reviews, including a scathing review of a restaurant on Mackinac Island and a glowing review of Ice House Barbecue. [... more]

Rich Eisen and his guests discuss the upcoming NFL season, with a focus on the Buffalo Bills and their chances of winning Super Bowl 57. They also talk about college football, including the Pac-12 and the matchup between Stanford and USC. Ryan Leaf joins the show to discuss his new sports talk show, 'The Straight Line with Ryan Leaf', and shares his thoughts on the NFL and college football. [... more]

The San Francisco 49ers are turning to quarterback Trey Lance after a preseason game, while the New York Jets' Russell Westbrook situation is heating up. Meanwhile, the Brooklyn Nets have reunited with Kevin Durant, and the NFL is gearing up for the regular season with fantasy football drafts and quarterback battles. [... more]

A story of hope and redemption, a woman finds the strength to leave behind a life of abuse and exploitation in the sex industry, and starts a new journey of healing and helping others. Meanwhile, a man on a mission to find the best onion rings in the country, reviews his experiences and shares his philosophy on what makes a great onion ring. [... more]

The Taliban's swift return to power in Afghanistan has left many questioning the country's future. Meanwhile, a 92-year-old inventor reflects on the impact of cell phones on society, and a lobster fisherman continues to haul in traps at 101 years old. A songwriter and neonatologist shares his music and medical expertise, highlighting the healing power of music. [... more]

Caregiving in the workforce is reaching a tipping point, and employers need to understand the makeup of family caregivers, who are high-functioning multitaskers with a hyper sense of responsibility. They are also entrepreneurs with business skills, and employers who hang onto these people are losing valuable employees. Anthony Cirillo, founder of the Caregiver Summit, is advocating for caregivers and working to elevate the conversation about caregiving in the healthcare system. [... more]