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The Jon Marks & Ike Reese podcast is a must-listen for sports fans in Philadelphia. As someone who has been listening to WIP since the 80s, I can confidently say that this show is one of the best additions to the station in decades. The chemistry between Jon and Ike is undeniable, and their dynamic as a duo makes for an enjoyable listening experience. Additionally, Jack Fritz does an excellent job as well, and his drop board is legendary.
The best aspect of this podcast is undoubtedly the chemistry between Jon Marks and Ike Reese. They play off each other's strengths and provide insightful analysis on various sports topics. Whether they are discussing the Eagles' performance or delving into the latest Phillies drama, their banter is engaging and keeps listeners hooked. Furthermore, Jon's producer's sense shines through as he expertly guides conversations with regular callers, ensuring that the show flows smoothly.
However, there are a few aspects of this podcast that could be improved upon. One frequent complaint among listeners is that the podcasts are often segmented into clips rather than full shows. This can be frustrating when trying to listen to the entire show without interruptions or breaks. It would be greatly appreciated if the team could make full broadcasts available on platforms like iTunes or provide an option for listeners to access uninterrupted episodes.
In conclusion, The Jon Marks & Ike Reese podcast is undeniably one of the best shows on radio today. Their chemistry, combined with their insightful analysis and entertaining banter, makes for an engaging listening experience. While there are some areas that could be improved upon, such as providing full broadcasts on iTunes, overall it remains a top-notch program that keeps fans entertained and informed about all things Philadelphia sports.
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It's Flyers in 50 with Brodes, and for yet another consecutive week, he's left struggling to explain the Flyers' issues—just hoping to finally see them start winning.
Doug Pederson joins Ike, Spike, and Fritz to talk about coaching the Eagles to the franchise's first Super Bowl victory, the Philly Special, trying to go back to back, and much more!
It's the 8th anniversary of the Eagles winning their first Super Bowl so the guys take time to recap the game and reminisce about a special night as part of "Super Week"
The WIP Afternoon Show react to the breaking news that Jared McCain is headed to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Plus, Spike unleashes a heated rant aimed at those unwilling to trade V.J. Edgecombe in a deal for Giannis Antetokounmpo.
From 'Go Birds' (subscribe here): Eliot Shorr-Parks goes over some interesting comments Nick Foles made about the Eagles decision to hire Sean Mannion. Plus, a look at what we learned about Mannion at the Shrine Bowl and some thoughts on a recent list that had Nick Sirianni one spot too low. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On today's show, it's all about the 2004 Eagles as Super Week continues on the WIP Afternoon Show. The crew dives into the emotions and legacy surrounding that team, with Brian Westbrook and Jeremiah Trotter calling in to share their memories and insight. Plus, Tuesdays with Eliot Shorr-Parks, Phillies news, and more!
In Hour 1, the WIP Afternoon Show look back on the 2004 Eagles while celebrating Day 2 of Super Week.
In Hour 2, the WIP Afternoon Show dive into Tuesdays with Eliot Shorr-Parks as Eliot sparks a heated debate over who's better—Donovan McNabb or Jalen Hurts—and also shares his insight on the 76ers.
In Hour 3, the WIP Afternoon Show are joined by two members of the 2004 Eagles team—running back Brian Westbrook and linebacker Jeremiah Trotter. Both share their insight on a truly historic Eagles season.
In Hour 4, the WIP Afternoon Show revisit some of the funniest moments from before and during today's show, plus a High Hopes Jackie Baseball Report.
The WIP Afternoon Show squeeze in a High Hopes Jackie Baseball Report, as Jack Fritz breaks down the Phillies news you need to hear.
Today's Top 5 at 5 runs through the five best things Jack Fritz has seen—just today.
To keep the Super Week celebration rolling and honor the 2004 Eagles team, the WIP Afternoon Show welcomes Eagles legend Jeremiah Trotter. He'll share his thoughts on that Super Bowl run and recount never-before-heard stories from behind the scenes of one of Philly's most memorable seasons.
Brian Westbrook joins the WIP Afternoon Show for Super Week as Ike, Spike, and Fritz celebrate the 2004 Eagles Super Bowl team. Hear Westbrook's reflections on that memorable 2004 season and what it meant to the franchise.
Tuesdays with Eliot continues as ESP gives his take on a major basketball storyline, saying he wouldn't trade V.J. Edgecombe—even if it meant the Sixers landing Giannis Antetokounmpo.
ESP comes in hot for his Tuesdays with Eliot segment, claiming that Jalen Hurts has surpassed Donovan McNabb as the greatest quarterback in Eagles history. Ike, Spike, and Fritz push back, sparking a heated debate with Eliot.
As part of the Super Week celebration of the 2004 Eagles, Spike did his homework by rewatching the Super Bowl matchup against the Patriots. Hear what stood out to him—and what he discovered—after revisiting the game years later.
It's Super Week on the WIP Afternoon Show! Today, Ike, Spike, and Fritz honor the 2004 Eagles team that reached Super Bowl XXXIX but came up just short in a 24–21 loss to the New England Patriots. How do you remember this team — with fond nostalgia or lingering frustration?
The WIP team reacts to the bombshell reports that the Eagles' defensive mastermind is weighing retirement. We're breaking down the "why" behind the waffling, the frantic search for a backup plan, and what a sudden vacancy at DC would mean for the Birds in 2026 and beyond
94WIP presents a selection of conversations reacting to the news of Paul George's 25-game suspension from The Morning Show with Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie; Middays with Hugh Douglas and Joe Giglio; and Ike, Spike & Fitz.
On today's show, the WIP Afternoon Show discusses the future of the Eagles in the wake of a chaotic end to the season. Plus, the Afternoon Show kicks off Super Week by honoring every Eagles Super Bowl team with conversations featuring Harold Carmichael and Ron Jaworski from the 1980 squad. They also dive into Vic Fangio retirement rumors, welcome Shawn Syed to break down Fangio and Paul George's suspension, and much more.
In Hour 1, the WIP Afternoon Show discusses how confident they feel about the future of this era of Eagles football. Plus, they dive into the rumors surrounding Vic Fangio's potential retirement.
In Hour 2, the WIP Afternoon Show kicks off Super Week with Eagles legend Harold Carmichael, who reflects on his team's run to Super Bowl XV. Plus, the crew breaks down and reacts to Paul George's suspension.
In Hour 3, the WIP Afternoon Show continues Super Week with a conversation with Ron Jaworski about the Eagles' 1980 Super Bowl run. Plus, Shawn Syed of SumerSports joins the show to break down Vic Fangio, Sean Mannion, and more.
In Hour 4, the WIP Afternoon Show goes down memory lane, revisiting the best moments from Jack Fritz's time hosting the show. Plus, they react to a new bombshell Eagles report.
Jeff McLane stays on a hot streak as another Eagles bombshell report drops—and the WIP Afternoon Show dives into what it all means.
It's time for the Top 5 at 5 once again, and today Jack takes a trip down memory lane by counting down the five best moments from the show during his time as host.
Shawn Syed of SumerSports joins the WIP Afternoon Show to break down the Eagles' new offensive coordinator, Sean Mannion. Plus, a deep dive into the latest Vic Fangio retirement rumors.
Ron Jaworski joins the WIP Afternoon Show for Super Week as they look back on every Eagles team to reach the Super Bowl. Ike, Spike, and Fritz talk with Jaws about his 1980 Eagles squad that fell to the Raiders.
Paul George was reportedly hit with a 25-game suspension for violating the NBA's substance abuse policy. The WIP Afternoon Show reacts to the news and discusses what the Sixers can do at the trade deadline to fix the situation.
It's Super Week on the WIP Afternoon Show as they honor the Super Bowl—despite the Eagles not playing in the big game this year. To kick things off, Eagles legend Harold Carmichael joins the show to reflect on his team that came up short in the 1980 Super Bowl.
Vic Fangio reportedly considered retirement as recently as last week. The WIP Afternoon Show reacts to the news, breaks down the possible reasons behind it, and debates how close the legendary defensive mind truly was to stepping away.
Just one year removed from their Super Bowl win, the Eagles look like a completely different team. What was once the top of the NFL world is now filled with drama and chaos at every turn. The WIP Afternoon Show discusses whether this era of Eagles football is on shaky ground moving forward.
This past week on 94WIP, the airwaves were dominated by two major stories: the Eagles hiring Sean Mannion as OC and the Sixers' possible approach to the looming NBA Trade Deadline. Here is a look at the key interviews featuring Brandon Sneide, Jason Avant, Jake Fischer, and Billy King.
Listen to the best of Sixers on the Morning, Midday and Afternoon Shows on 94WIP! With the trade deadline approaching, the hosts debate whether or not the Sixers should trade Joel Embiid and what it would take to get Giannis Antetokounmpo in Philadelphia. The Morning Show welcomes members from the front office of the team during their legendary run in 2001.
As Harrison Bader departs for San Francisco, the Morning, Midday and Afternoon Shows debate whether the team missed its chance to keep him and who now truly owns the Phillies outfield. Spike Eskin reacts strongly to Chris Sánchez's decision to pitch for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic, and Hugh Douglas begins counting down for the 2026 MLB All-Star Game that will be hosted right here in Philadelphia.
Listen to the best audio of the week from the Morning Show with DeCamara & Ritchie, Midday Show with Hugh Douglas and Joe Giglio, and the Afternoon Show with Ike, Spike, and Fritz as the Eagles hire their next offensive coordinator Sean Mannion.
On today's show, the WIP Afternoon Show break down the Eagles' new offensive coordinator, Sean Mannion. Eliot Shorr-Parks and other respected football minds weigh in on the hire alongside Ike, Spike, and Fritz. Plus, Jake Fischer breaks down the chances of a Giannis trade, Tornado Shapiro delivers his forecast, and more!
In Hour 1, the WIP Afternoon Show react further to the Eagles hiring Sean Mannion, including opinions from some of the most respected names in the game.
In Hour 2, the WIP Afternoon Show are joined by Eliot Shorr-Parks to continue the conversation on the Eagles' new offensive coordinator, Sean Mannion. Plus, Tornado Shapiro delivers his weekend forecast.
In Hour 3, the WIP Afternoon Show are joined by Jake Fischer, who breaks down the chances of the Sixers trading for Giannis Antetokounmpo.
In Hour 4, the WIP Afternoon Show dive into an intriguing quote from a former Eagle, plus the Top 5 at 5 tackles high-pressure parenting moments.
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