The Pittsburgh Steelers are waiting for Aaron Rodgers to sign with the team, but with a deadline approaching, they may need to consider other options. Meanwhile, the NFL is dealing with issues of broadcasting and streaming, and the world of sports is abuzz with the latest developments in college football, the NBA, and more. [... more]

A documentary filmmaker shares the story of the rise of pickleball, a sport that has become a global phenomenon, and the war between competing leagues and professional outfits. [... 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]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest NFL power rankings, Tyreek Hill's comments on accountability, and Deshaun Watson's performance with the Cleveland Browns. Meanwhile, the Rich Eisen Show crew reminisces about their high school days at Livingston High School and discovers a connection to the Real Housewives of Miami. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for indecent exposure during a neighborhood watch, while a 25-year-old woman is charged with child neglect after leaving her three-year-old son alone for hours. Meanwhile, Tim Walz's family is backing Trump, sparking controversy. Additionally, a new commander of the USS John S. McCain is taking over, but her past activism has raised concerns about military readiness. [... more]

Actor Timothy Oliphant discusses his role in the TV series Justified City Primeval, his experience working with Quentin Tarantino, and his passion for pickleball. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen shares his top five list of NFL quarterbacks in need of a bounce-back season, including Russell Wilson, Matthew Stafford, and Deshaun Watson. [... more]

Pickleball's popularity is on the rise, with professional leagues and celebrity team owners. Tyson McGuffin, a top-ranked pickleball player, discusses the sport's ease of play, social aspect, and growing popularity. Meanwhile, Charles Davis, an NFL analyst, shares his thoughts on the NFL draft and the Tennessee Volunteers' recent success. [... more]

The Lakers dominated the game, with Anthony Davis scoring 30 points and grabbing 23 rebounds, making him the first player since Shaq in 2004 to achieve this feat in a playoff game. The team's performance has sparked debate about their legitimacy as title contenders, with some questioning whether they can replicate this level of play throughout the series. [... more]

A man reminisces about his childhood fascination with exploring the woods and his current passion for hiking, highlighting the importance of adventure and personal growth in his life. He also shares stories of his past experiences, including riding his motorcycle with his sweetheart and playing pickleball. [... more]

Warren Sapp discusses his documentary 'Life with CTE' and the impact of chronic traumatic encephalopathy on NFL players. He also talks about his love for pickleball and his thoughts on the latest football news, including the potential trade of Justin Fields and the prospects of Bryce Young. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses Lamar Jackson's contract situation with the Baltimore Ravens, the NFL playoffs, and the potential for multiple upsets this weekend. Rich Eisen and his guests, including Troy Aikman, analyze the teams and players involved, including the Ravens, Chiefs, and Bengals. [... 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]

Danny Werfel, a former Heisman Trophy winner and College Football Hall of Famer, shares his experiences and passion for community service through Desire Street Ministries, a non-profit organization he founded to provide support to under-resourced neighborhoods. [... more]

Climate scientists warn of a catastrophic future due to global warming, but there's still reason for hope. Meanwhile, a beloved beverage, Moxie, has been a staple in Maine for over a century, and a defamation lawsuit against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has resulted in a $45.2 million verdict. [... more]

Kyrie Irving's decision to opt-in to his contract with the Brooklyn Nets has sparked a chain reaction of events, including the potential for Kevin Durant to demand a trade. Meanwhile, Russell Westbrook has opted-in to his contract with the Lakers, but the team still needs to improve its roster to compete in the Western Conference. [... more]

Kyle Hamilton, the 14th pick in the NFL draft, discusses his experience as a rookie with the Baltimore Ravens, including his first few weeks in the league, his goals for the season, and his love of pickleball. [... more]

Leonard Fournette discusses his career, Tom Brady, and the NFL, while also talking about Arch Manning's decision to attend the University of Texas, and the SEC. The conversation also touches on Rob Gronkowski's retirement and Baker Mayfield's potential team. [... more]

Jay Billis, ESPN college basketball analyst, discusses the upcoming NBA draft, including the top prospects and potential surprises. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen and his guests explore the controversy surrounding the golf tour, with some players defecting to the rival tour for lucrative deals. [... more]

The host Keith shares a humorous story about his experience playing pickleball, where he was nicknamed Zorro due to his use of English strokes to curve the ball. He also discusses a math problem with a fellow player, a lady half a century old, and how it relates to their ages. The story is a lighthearted and entertaining moment that draws listeners closer to Jesus Christ in their journey of life. [... more]