REP: Josh Charles and Alec Sulkin

The Rich Eisen Podcast

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4.5 • 672 Ratings

🗓️ 5 March 2013

⏱️ 95 minutes

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Summary

Josh Charles and Alec Sulkin Actor Josh Charles dials in to chat about his Ravens and quarterback Joe Flacco's monster contract he recently signed that made him the NFL's highest paid player. Up next, Alec Sulkin is back to talk some Patriots and the impact of Tom Brady restructuring his contract to help New England win now. The Sulk is fresh off of co-writing the 85th Annual Academy Awards and shares some great behind the scenes stories of how the process unfolded and just where we was during the Oscars. Enjoy, and as always, thanks for downloading!

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0:00.0	I see.
0:00.8	Go Acapella.
0:01.7	Now I'm on the West Coast, relaxing and chill, living on the Mead Streets of Beverly Hill.
0:06.7	I love it.
0:07.7	You way better than a lot of rappers that are making actors right now.
0:11.1	She is Olivia Munn.
0:12.4	Drop my name as much as you can.
0:13.8	By the way, I am a first-class name dropper.
0:16.1	The great legendary John Madden, and then on the phone, Steve Marriott.
0:19.9	I mean, that's the thing.
0:21.2	You watch a guy.
0:22.3	Wait a minute.
0:22.8	Wait a minute.
0:23.8	Wait a minute.
0:25.1	Mouche.
0:26.6	How did you sniff that out so quickly?
0:28.4	I sniff that out.
0:29.6	I sniff that out.
0:31.4	I don't download many podcasts.
0:35.8	But when I do, I prefer the Rich Eisen podcast.
0:43.5	Here's your host, Rich Eisen.
0:46.8	Welcome to the latest edition of the Rich Eisen podcast presented by the good people of Chevy.
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