Инстаграм Рича Эйзен

Celebrating #EarthDay with a Beach Day before Draft Week.

Dusk.

Number 11 in your program (because of @edelman11) and number 1 in your heart.

Throwback Thursday: good times with cast of Anchorman 2 at NFL headquarters in NYC, December 2013. #TBT

Great to have Hank Azaria and Jim Brockmire on the same day.

The greatest draft selection of all time becomes old enough to vote today. Happy 18th @TomBrady Draft Day, Patriots fans!

Thanks to my pack rat of a Mom, we just got a shipment and my kids are now playing with Charlie, a Microsoft “computer” from 1979 that I just to play with when I was 10. Anybody else have one of these? #OldSchool

Let’s Braid Two. #BatterUp

Good thing it’s camouflaged otherwise it might be easier to see or find.

Fun week again with basketball Hall of Famers like Clyde Drexler, Gary Payton and Nancy Lieberman in studio. And then a Hall of Fame person @echriqui in studio. I’m the shorter one, in most of these photos.

Top, first time I ever interviewed Jim Mora, November 2003, NFL Total Access, NFL Network Bottom, latest time I interviewed Jim Mora, Thursday, Rich Eisen Show, Audience Network. One of us hasn’t aged a day.

Happy National Pet Day to our soon-to-be 15-year-old Hudson, great brother and good boy!

Batter up.

Another fun week on the show. From Mark Harmon to William H. Macy and Felicity Huffman to Ice Cube and Amy Trask. And lots of laughs in between with Billy Gardell, Jay Pharoah and Brockman wearing clown makeup for a 4th straight year after losing another March Madness bracket competition. Good times.

Throwback Thursday with @danpatrickshow to summer of 2014.

Love when Jay Pharoah comes on my show. I just get to sit and be part of the audience. Hilarious.

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One photo, four feet. One is mine, one is Suzy’s. The other two are Boban’s. Guess. I dare you.

Tip off.

Fun hang with Mark Harmon today, who autographed two items before leaving: the Billy Wyatt burned Louisville Slugger he swung in “Stealing Home” and the vintage Rose Bowl seats previously signed by another former UCLA quarterback Josh Rosen. Good times, indeed.

I grew up on Hill Street Blues. I played the theme song on the piano during lessons. The fact that I got to meet and know Steven Bochco and call him a friend is something I will always treasure. After surviving his first bout with cancer, Steven mentioned he finally wanted to write a memoir to get all his stories out of that brilliant brain of his and on paper...and was thinking of hiring someone to interview him to help shake the memory cobwebs. Will never forget the look my wife shot me as he said that while we were sharing a bottle of wine with his awesome wife Dayna. She was thinking what I was thinking. Of course, I would do it. And for nothing but for the sheer joy of listening to an all-time masterful storyteller tell his own personal story and to repay HIM for the joy he brought into my life and that of my family from my wife Suzy, to my parents and brother who loved all his shows. Thankfully, Steven accepted. We shook hands. We drank wine. Then we took this photo. Then we sat down for about 10 hours over the summer of 2015. Please read his wonderful book “Truth Is A Total Defense” which is one of many phrases of his that I’ve stolen. Condolences to the whole Bochco Family and to all in the pop culture landscape. We’ve lost a great one. Rest In Peace, Steven Bochco.

On flight from London back home with the idea of getting rest. Hope I don’t snore because the guy behind me does have a history of mixing it up.

Another wonderful trip abroad with this woman, with whom I’ve been building a life and a family — a family whose exposure to fascinating, mind-expanding, lifelong memories is forever paramount to her. Or, perhaps, second only to her dedication to our family’s happiness. I mean, she turned her back on the Mona Lisa to comfort our own Mona Lisa masterpiece. Je t’adore, Suzy Shuster. Let’s do it all again soon. Or when our kids get a little bit older.

Michigan in front of Notre Dame.

He was fantastique in Le Grand Lébowski

Montmartre street performers rocking Chris Berman’s Greatest Hits.

Final day in Paris starts here. Magnifique.

This is the greatest show.

Fresh rain on ground, suddenly blue skies. Quite a scene.

SCOOP: De Milo Patriots were fined for listing Venus as “questionable” with an “upper body injury”

Caption contest: 1) Humbled to be in the presence of art greatness 2) Hanging with Leo’s favorite lady friend 3) I’m, as the kids might say, Cultured AF

Onward.