REP: Brian Urlacher and David Kohan

The Rich Eisen Podcast

NFL and Rich Eisen

Sports, News, Tv & Film

4.5 • 672 Ratings

🗓️ 22 May 2013

⏱️ 84 minutes

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Summary

Brian Urlacher and David Kohan... Brian Urlacher dials into "The Rich Eisen Podcast" to chat with Rich fresh off of announcing his retirement. The 13 year NFL veteran talks about why he decided to hang up his cleats and much, much more. Up next, Rich welcomes in studio producer and writer David Kohan. Kohan was the creator and executive producer of the hit NBC sitcom "Will and Grace," and has worked on numerous other television shows and projects throughout his career in Hollywood. Enjoy this bonus edition podcast, and as always, thanks for downloading!

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0:00.0	The Academy Award winning director, Stephen Soderberg.
0:02.9	Brett Farr claims not to know what a podcast is.
0:06.2	You know I have a podcast, Brett.
0:07.6	Did you know that?
0:08.7	No, you know what a podcast is.
0:11.3	Dredgy Wayne, Redrid.
0:13.0	I had a pet snake by the name of law.
0:16.3	I'm not a snake fan.
0:17.8	I don't like snakes.
0:19.2	Buy the snake in the house.
0:20.6	I get a text on my two-way.
0:23.1	Lord Dead.
0:25.2	Chris Cooley threatened to prank call me.
0:28.5	Ivan, how are you?
0:30.0	This is David Dunn.
0:31.5	You're actually, I said this.
0:32.9	Oh, you didn't because I'm recording this thing right now, dude.
0:36.3	This is the podcast.
0:38.4	You're the best.
0:39.0	Andrew Reed did not call Tim Tebow last night.
0:43.2	I'm too much.
0:44.7	Hello, everyone, and thanks for joining us.
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