Michael Tilson Thomas reflects on his 80 years, drawing from his family's Yiddish theater background and his own experiences as a conductor, influenced by Leonard Bernstein and James Brown. He shares his approach to music, emphasizing spontaneity and discovery, and discusses his illness, geoblastoma, and his gratitude for the time he has left. [... more]

The NFL preseason is underway, with teams gearing up for the upcoming season. The Ravens and Bills are among the teams with high expectations, while the Steelers have made a significant move by signing Aaron Rodgers. The quarterback's health and ability to adapt to a new team will be crucial to their success. Meanwhile, other teams are also making moves, including the Broncos, who have addressed their defensive needs and are looking to improve their running game. [... more]

Gavin O'Connor discusses his latest film, The Accountant 2, and shares behind-the-scenes stories from the making of Miracle, including his experiences working with Kurt Russell and Herb Brooks. Meanwhile, Rich Eisen and his guests analyze the upcoming NFL Draft, discussing the top quarterback prospects and potential draft picks. [... more]

Randall Wallace shares his personal story of overcoming existential struggles, finding faith, and pursuing his passion for screenwriting and film directing, ultimately creating iconic films like Braveheart. [... more]

Rob West discusses financial wisdom from King Solomon's money moves, including being disciplined, denying oneself, and being determined. He also answers listener questions on long-term care insurance, investment portfolios, and the national debt, while exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on the economy. [... more]

Developing a spending plan can help individuals control impulse spending, get out of debt, and reach their financial goals. It's essential to revisit the plan regularly and make adjustments as needed. Couples should work together to create a unified spending plan, and it's crucial to consider factors like retirement savings, estate planning, and special needs trusts when making financial decisions. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest in the NFL, including the search for a new head coach for the New England Patriots and the power rankings of top coaching candidates. Dolph Lundgren joins the show to promote his new film, Wanted Man, and discusses his career and experiences. The show also touches on the NBA trade involving Pascal Siakam and the Toronto Raptors. [... more]

Certified Kingdom Advisors offer biblical financial advice to help individuals navigate financial uncertainty and make wise decisions with their money. They emphasize the importance of living below one's means, practicing open-handed generosity, and avoiding debt. In uncertain economic times, it's essential to focus on God's promises and principles, such as saving diligently for future needs and being content with what one has. By following these principles, individuals can build a strong financial foundation and withstand economic uncertainty. [... more]

Bart Winkler discusses his thoughts on Aaron Rodgers' decision to take a pay cut with the New York Jets, and how it affects his relationship with the Green Bay Packers. He also talks to former Buffalo Bills GM Doug Whaley about the state of the NFL and the XFL, and shares his opinions on the Los Angeles Angels and the San Diego Padres. [... more]

Director Alan Hughes discusses his documentary 'Dear Mama' on FX, which explores the life of Tupac Shakur through the prism of his mother's journey. The documentary delves into Tupac's tumultuous late 90s and his eventual death. Hughes also shares his personal connection to Tupac and how the documentary was a cathartic experience for him. [... more]

Today Nikita speaks with actor director Kevin Sorbo Listen as he shares his amazing journey as he lives for Christ [... more]

The director of HBO's Shaq documentary series discusses his creative approach and the challenges of working with Shaquille O'Neal, while also touching on his experience directing episodes of The Shop and his upcoming projects. [... more]

The story of Samson, a strong and powerful man, serves as a reminder that even the strongest can fall due to temptation and moral compromise. Pastor Greg Laurie explores how Samson's life, with its great beginning and tragic ending, teaches us about the importance of finishing well and making wise choices in our spiritual journey. [... more]

Rich Eisen Show discusses the upcoming college football season, particularly the Big Ten conference, and the impact of Name Image and Likeness deals on college football. Theo Rossi, an actor from Staten Island, joins the show to talk about his new movie Emily the Criminal and his upcoming documentary about Cropsey, a legendary figure from his childhood. The show also features a segment on fantasy football and an interview with Bill Belichick's 14-year-old reporter, Isaac Leibowitz. [... more]

Growing up in Massachusetts, Elizabeth Banks' strong work ethic and determination led her to pursue a career in acting, eventually becoming a Hollywood superstar. She shares her experiences, from her early days as a waitress to her breakthrough role in Catch Me If You Can, and her journey to becoming a director, producer, and advocate for women in business. [... more]

The 2008 financial crisis still casts a long shadow, with repercussions felt to this day. The housing boom, fueled by risky mortgages and lax regulations, led to a devastating crash that wiped out $19 trillion in household wealth and nearly 9 million jobs. Meanwhile, the history of blackface in American entertainment is complex and deeply ingrained, with roots dating back to the 19th century. The classic novel Frankenstein, written by Mary Shelley, explores themes of science, responsibility, and the dangers of unchecked ambition. In other news, a British explorer's solo trek across Antarctica ended in tragedy, and actor Jonah Hill makes his directorial debut with the film Mid 90s. [... more]