Podcast appearances and mentions of Don Imus

His voice has been in your car, home, earbuds and at your favorite restaurant for over 40 years. Johnny Burke has been on air around the state of Michigan, since 1980 when he had his first Michigan job in Flint at WTRX. Known to give back to communities as much as provide a much needed morning wake-up, Burke has been broadcasting out of Flint on 103.9 The Fox (WRSR) since 2017 after over 25 years at WHNN in Saginaw. His drive to continue to be for a community rather than a corporation has been a feather in the cap to local radio, as he points out in this podcast.    From Cleveland, Buffalo, Las Vegas, to here, Burke has interviewed nearly everyone from Frank Zappa to Bob Newhart. He spills the beans on the best and worst interviews. He talks about the Michigan legends ? and Ted Nugent on how they can be relentless in their own ways on radio and how Bob Seger and Madonna have eluded him. Burke does not hold back and this podcast takes us from his beginnings to now, and where he hopes to be in ten years. Tune in NOW for some OVERTIME with this awesome on-air personality!

01:00 I distrust people who overstate their claims & expertise 06:00 Curtis Yarvin: The Edgelord's Guide to Monarchy 40K, https://decoding-the-gurus.captivate.fm/episode/curtis-yarvin-the-edgelords-guide-to-monarchy-40k 34:00 Dennis Prager is paralyzed from the neck down, https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=158402 40:00 Joshua Prager Still Claiming He Was Nominated For A Pulitzer Prize, https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=44569 1:13:30 Things Hidden: The Life and Legacy of René Girard, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-vB1HaBsog 1:52:40 Elliott Blatt joins to say he's less interested in politics 1:55:00 Elliott is sick of Elon Musk 1:57:20 Mark Halperin 1:59:00 Don Imus 2:02:10 Bronze Age Pervert, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bronze_Age_Pervert 2:16:20 Ricardo joins the show to discuss taking Trump at face value https://decoding-the-gurus.captivate.fm/episode/dtg-christmas-quiz-2024-with-helen-lewis-badstats 2:22:15 Dooovid joins the discussion with Ricardo, Elliott Blatt 2:38:00 Ricardo doesn't know what is true in politics 2:42:00 Did our elites do a good job responding to covid? 3:52:00 Kip joins to ask me questions about suffering and will 4:30:00 Taylor Sheridan's World, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKhZvufgEEw 4:39:00 Boomtown podcast is the inspiration for Landman, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtOa2XmOP-4 4:40:00 Sex work vs sex trafficking

Artie Lange Rob Bartlett Mike Bocchetti Sherrod Small Denis Falcone 2/3 I now cherish the last year of radio I did especially with the passing of my dear friends Carl Ruiz and Vic Henley. I was able to come to the realization why I went into radio all those years ago. It was for the fun and pure joy of it. The last year was filled with ugliness, drama and a ton of laughter. Me, Carl Ruiz, Vic Henley and Sherrod Small had the time of our lives on and off the radio show. Our close friendships was on full display. The last year also saw Carl Ruiz blossom into a superstar which led me to do the Opie Radio podcast with him. A special thanks to Erock, Clubsoda Kenny, Paul and Louis for going on this ride with us. Hope you enjoy the Good, the Bad and the Ugly of the last year of radio I did. #comedypodcast #funnypodcast #opieandanthony #ArtieLangeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Amazing Spider-Man #278 (1986)Carrying on with Scourge-related content, we jet over to THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN to find that Scourge is in NYC listening to Don Imus and getting ready to hunt down the newly framed for being Hobgoblin, Flash Thompson. But don't worry because Spider-Man has a police station men's room-centric plan to ensure Flash's safety.Also, we recount the story of poor Brian DeWolff aka The Wraith who just happens to start his vengeance tour at the absolute worst possible time.*** PROPER COMIC BOOK DISCUSSION STARTS AT 00:06:07 ***All this plus we pine over our fun Batman Xmas “ornament” and hash out the hierarchy over at the Daily Bugle.Promo: JUSTICE LEAGUE LEGACIES (https://justiceleaguelegacies.com/)Continue the conversation with Shawn and Jen on Twitter / Instagram / Facebook / Threads / Bluesky or email the show at worstcollectionever@gmail.comAlso, get hip to all of our episodes on YouTube in its own playlist! https://bit.ly/WorstCollectionEverYTDownload the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and wherever you get your favorite shows. Please rate, review, subscribe and tell a friend! Please rate, review, subscribe and tell a friend!http://bit.ly/wcepod

It's the end of an era in New York radio as WCBS 880 announces their end date. Dave looks back at his time on the New York talk radio scene coming up alongside greats like Mike Breen, Don Imus and Howard Stern before welcoming 2X Super Bowl Champion, New York Giants great Phil Simms. Phil discusses his career as a legendary QB and broadcaster, how his relationship with Coach Parcells compared to Brady & Belichick and previews the upcoming NFL season including his analysis of the current QB landscape.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heynowpod/Website: https://www.thedavesimsshow.com/hey-now-podcastChannel: https://www.youtube.com/@HeyNowpodHey Now! Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/@HeyNowpod/playlistsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

GGACP celebrates the birthday of actor, radio personality and voice artist Larry Kenney (Lion-O, Count Chocula, Sonny the Cuckoo Bird) with this ENCORE of a memorable interview from 2017. In this episode, Larry trots out his array of impressions (Richard Nixon, Paul Lynde, George S. Patton) and remembers some of the industry's legendary voice talents, including Mel Blanc, Paul Frees, Bob McFadden, June Foray and Paul Winchell. Also, Larry hosts “Bowling for Dollars,” Don Imus clashes with Howard Stern, William Conrad cleans up the Old West and Peter Lorre tries to sound like...Peter Lorre. PLUS: Jerry the Bellybutton Elf! The return of Vaughn Meader! “The Great American Dream Machine”! And Lauren Bacall praises Larry's Bogie!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Brandon Contes interviews former "Mike and the Mad Dog" producer and current co-host of "Carlin vs. Joe," Chris Carlin. Brandon and Chris discuss a wide range of topics including trying to navigate Mike Francesa and Chris Russo during their blowup, the "challenge" of working with Don Imus, entering broadcasting due to somebody getting pantsed in a bar, and more.For even more discussion, head over to awfulannouncing.com and follow us on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, TikTok, Bluesky, and YouTube: @awfulannouncing.-:33: “Carlin vs. Joe”-2:04: Meeting Joe Fortenbaugh-2:46: National radio compared to local radio-4:44: Is one form of radio more creative than the other?-6:02: Is there a specific market to focus on when doing national?-7:10: Cowboys talk-7:49: Is there more an effort to have evergreen topics?-9:08: Is ESPN Radio still prestigious?-12:14: Connection with national audience-13:33: Engaging with callers-16:05: Going to school to be a lawyer-17:08: Switching to sports-21:06: Producing “Mike and the Mad Dog”-23:46: Producing when Mike and Chris had their blowup during the 2000 NBA Eastern Conference Finals-28:06: Producing when Mike and Chris weren't talking with each other-31:02: Continuing to produce “Mike and the Mad Dog”-34:33: Most memorable moment from producing “Mike and the Mad Dog”-36:31: Most memorable off-air moment-38:38: Leaving “Mike and the Mad Dog”-40:08: Working with Don Imus-45:44: “Boomer and Carton”-46:56: Doing shows on SNY-49:21: WIP-51:59: Spike Eskin-53:44: Surprising Spike left WFAN for WIP?-55:22: Going back to WIP?-57:08: Not reaching out to Mike Francesa-1:01:02: Learning when Mike was coming back-1:01:59: Rebounding-1:04:30: Ryan Hurley-1:06:35: Relationship with Mad Dog-1:08:50: Mad Dog on “First Take”-1:10:32: How does Mike feel about Mad Dog on “First Take?” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

25 years ago Kristi moved to New Orleans and met Cynthia House Hunter. In this episode, they share their  adventures; from a favorite hangout - the legendary restaurant 1179, where Kristi had an awkward encounter with an admirer's fiance, to firing the napping housekeeper, to the party scene on the New Orleans waterfront.In February, 2024, Kristi presided over Cynthia's marriage to Dale - also known as "Hunter".  A lover of all things Italian, Cynthia now runs a travel business, Sicilian Adventures.com, which offers small group immersive adventures through the culture, cuisine and landscapes of Sicily, the largest of the Italian islands.  Stories:00:00 - Start00:11 - Introducing Cynthia 00:50 - 25 years ago in New Orleans01:20 - The "infamous" 1179 restaurant02:13 - "He keeps waving at me"03:25 - "We're just engaged"04:03 - We didn't know how great we had it"04:40 - Firing the napping housekeeper05:57 - How Kristi met Cynthia07:07 - "Time should have frozen"08:14 - Atticus Finch Day - a Texas tradition09:02 - Dinner at Emeril's New Orleans 09:49 - "Cathy can smell power" 11:20 - "Good evening boys. Low-slung hip belts are back"12:26 - The bar on the lakefront and the boat racing event14:05 - Cathy goes to Miami and we rescue her16:12 - "I've got a guy in Sicily"17:15 - The birthday party: "You are so my look"18:57 - Jojo is Kristi's mother: "It's ok to take a second look"20:02 - "You know what they say about the Greeks" 20:58 - Throwing the turkey side dishes in the lake23:10 - Sinclair and the women's shelter: "I didn't get my money's worth"25:00 - Just another holiday at the ranch: "I was so sick"27:55 - Contacting Cynthia and vacationing in Sicily  https://www.sicilianadventures.com/https://www.tiktok.com/@the.chef.the.sing

In this inspiring episode of the North Star Podcast, host Jim Eskin welcomes a true guiding light in the nonprofit world, Steve Lerman. As a super lawyer with an illustrious five-decade career in communications and entertainment law, Steve shares his journey from personal tragedy to professional success to impactful philanthropy. Key Takeaways: Overcoming Personal Tragedy: Steve opens up about losing father figures early in life and how it shaped his self-reliance and leadership skills. Insider View of Radio Industry: With vast experience in the radio industry, Steve discusses its evolution from high profitability to current challenges due to digital competition. Future of Radio: He candidly offers his perspective on radio's struggle against modern media platforms and hints at its uncertain future. Active Minds Advocacy: As chairman of Active Minds, he emphasizes mental health support for young adults through peer-to-peer interaction—a cause close to his heart after witnessing its life-saving impact firsthand. Scholarship Mentoring Program Success: Reflecting on personal challenges during youth inspires him to lead a scholarship mentoring program with a perfect college graduation rate among participants—defying statistics even within affluent communities like Newton, Massachusetts. Memoir Insights: Writing "The Enchanted Path" helped organize his life into three distinct phases: education, work/professional success, and giving back/philanthropy. Celebrity Encounters & Anecdotes: Sharing entertaining stories about famous clients such as Howard Stern and Don Imus and others that showcases another facet of his dynamic career. Final Thoughts: Steve's commitment shines through every topic discussed—from legal expertise to passionate advocacy for education and mental health. His story is one that reminds us all that despite setbacks or losses we face; we can choose paths leading toward positive impacts on others' lives. A beacon for many nonprofits today, he truly embodies what it means to be a Non-Profit North Star. Learn More about Active Minds at Active Minds.org    

As we revealed in part one, the 2007 Rutgers women's basketball team was having a Cinderella season when radio host Don Imus callously dragged them into a national firestorm with a racist slur, effectively stealing their moment. But the women of Rutgers didn't just go away quietly – they fought back, rising above the noise to tell their story. Susie and Jess are joined again by former Rutgers captain Essence Carson and Emmy-winning journalist Jemele Hill to unpack the aftermath of that sordid episode, and discuss the complexities of who gets to respond in anger when they are publicly targeted, and why. GUESTS:   Essence Carson, former WNBA star, Rutgers captain and current creative executive Jemele Hill, Emmy award-winning journalist FOR MORE: A First-Class Response to a Second-Class Put-Down (NYT, 2007) Imus: Race, Power and the Media (Newsweek, 2007) Don Imus, DJ fired for racial slur at Rutgers players, dies at 79 (ESPN, 2019) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Long before Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese were shattering records and making national headlines, there was the 2007 Rutgers team. The New Jersey players had a Cinderella season, powering their way to the Final Four in an extraordinary triumph. But instead of being celebrated, the young women were attacked – dismissed and belittled in an infamous on-air slur by the popular radio host Don Imus. In this episode, Susie and Jess revisit the moment which sparked a national firestorm – and a much-needed conversation about racism, sexism and women's sports. They also welcome two women who were there: former Rutgers captain and WNBA star Essence Carson, and the journalist Jemele Hill, who reported on the story in real time. GUESTS:  Essence Carson, former WNBA star, Rutgers captain and current creative executive Jemele Hill, Emmy award-winning journalist FOR MORE: The Imus Fallout: Who Can Say What? (Time, 2007) Trash Talk Radio (by Gwen Ifill NYT, 2007) Take A Stand Against Indecency And Cruelty (by Jemele Hill, ESPN)  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Don Imus' former limousine driver Brant Eaton calls in to remember the "good days" at WFAN with the Imus crew. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eddie has been talking to someone in promotions who's sitting in watching the show today. He is imparting his radio wisdom here. We played an old Imus clip with Mike and the Mad Dog.

Bill Belichick will be the guest picker on College Gameday as they will be in Foxboro for Army/Navy. Boomer said they always have great uniforms for those games. We also talked about going to Vegas for the Super Bowl and how Gio plans on golfing every day. Boomer wants to know if he needs to get us tickets for the Sphere. Gio wonders if the Patriots play well the rest of the way, could Belichick stay. Boomer can't wait for the Jets/Patriots game, the last game of the season. Gio can't imagine Belichick going out on a loss to the Jets. Boomer hopes Caleb Williams doesn't say no to the Bears if they draft him. They are a legacy team in the NFL. Jerry is here for another update and has audio from Ian Eagle and last night's Patriots win over the Steelers. Jerry went around the NBA last night. In the final segment of the hour, Eddie has been talking to someone in promotions who's sitting in watching the show today. He is imparting his radio wisdom here. We played an old Imus clip with Mike and the Mad Dog.

Hour 1 The Jets and Giants games both have intrigue this week. What will Zach Wilson look like after being named the starter again? What will Tommy DeVito look like and will the Giants win some games here at the end of the season to finish strong? We also talked about some of the playoff teams. Can the Buffalo Bills get hot, win a statement game this week against the Chiefs, and go on a run? The Jaguars could be in trouble if they lose the next few games without Trevor Lawrence. Boomer asked Gio about the Rams. Gio said in the NFC it's either Niners, Eagles or Cowboys. Boomer & Gio went to dinner last night and Gio housed some prime rib. They ate out in the structure in the street. Actress Courtney Cox was in there as well. Jerry is here for his first update of the day and starts with Bailey Zappe throwing 3 TDs last night. Sean McDermott apologized for comments from 2019 where he referenced 9/11 trying to motivate his team. Jon Rahm is joining LIV golf. Jerry played his comments from a few years back where he had no interest in playing for LIV golf. Boomer will still not watch LIV golf. In the final segment of the hour, Mike Tomlin is going to be under fire from the Steelers' fans if they have a losing season or don't make the playoffs. The Steelers are having the same problem as Zach Wilson and the Jets. They have quarterbacks that don't have a feel for the game.  Hour 2 There was a woman on CNBC, Meredith Whitney, who claimed that, because of sports betting, young men don't want to date or have sex now. We took calls from guys who are wondering why their wives don't want to have sex with them instead. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Shannon Sharpe and Ochocinco talking about sex on the first date. Chris Russo did ‘Good/Not Great' with the Knicks. Stephen A. Smith talked about the physical characteristics he likes in a woman. He does not want women with the same size chest as him. Jon Rahm is headed to LIV even though last year he said he would never go there. Boomer & Gio want Fat Perez to play at the Masters. In the final segment of the hour, we are one week away from Boomer & Gio Live at the Paramount. Tomorrow a bunch of guys at WFAN are going to the Islanders game in the owner's box. Sal Licata leached on to the Islanders after Gio introduced him to the owner.  Hour 3 Bill Belichick will be the guest picker on College Gameday as they will be in Foxboro for Army/Navy. Boomer said they always have great uniforms for those games. We also talked about going to Vegas for the Super Bowl and how Gio plans on golfing every day. Boomer wants to know if he needs to get us tickets for the Sphere. Gio wonders if the Patriots play well the rest of the way, could Belichick stay. Boomer can't wait for the Jets/Patriots game, the last game of the season. Gio can't imagine Belichick going out on a loss to the Jets. Boomer hopes Caleb Williams doesn't say no to the Bears if they draft him. They are a legacy team in the NFL. Jerry is here for another update and has audio from Ian Eagle and last night's Patriots win over the Steelers. Jerry went around the NBA last night. In the final segment of the hour, Eddie has been talking to someone in promotions who's sitting in watching the show today. He is imparting his radio wisdom here. We played an old Imus clip with Mike and the Mad Dog.  Hour 4 Shohei Ohtani's decision is imminent, possibly as early as today. Gio said there's not even any buzz about it right now because Ohtani wants to keep it quiet and MLB is letting him. The Mets seemingly made no offer at all to Ohtani. Sal Licata comes into the studio as Gio feels like he pulled a leech spot on him and used his friendship with the Islanders owner to get tix for WFAN employees. Jerry returns for an update but first we played some Walker Hayes songs, including a Christmas version of ‘Fancy Like'. Moment of The Day involves Fat Perez playing at The Masters. In the final segment of the show, it's our NFL picks with Boomer, Gio, Jerr and Yussef.

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Neil has a guest for the first time at WIOD, Tom Jicha. The most annoying TV ad campaign ever. Inside radio stuff including some Sonny Fox news. Uncle Neil has permission from Don Imus to play Protect Condoms. An insider view of the demise of the Miami News. They talk about the channel switching in Miami, and problems with cable and satellite TV.

This guest embarked on his media journey as an NBC Page in the early 80s and has remained deeply entrenched in the industry ever since. His Page career has been peppered with riveting tales that are sure to captivate you. For example, we'll dive into the electrifying moment when Andy Kaufman made a surreal appearance on David Letterman's show, only to have wrestling legend Jerry Lawler wipe the grin right off Andy's face. Brace yourselves for an insider's account of that unforgettable studio encounter from the very person who witnessed it all unfold! And hear how legendary comedian and actor Milton Berle once hatched a plan to make a surprise appearance on David Letterman's live show, but our forthcoming guest had to play the role of gatekeeper. Tune in to discover how Uncle Milty handled the disappointing news and the intriguing backstory behind this unforgettable moment! And he's home, our next guest had the incredible opportunity to meet the iconic Desi Arnaz, all thanks to the encouragement of the unmistakable voice of Don Pardo. But the burning question is, was Lucy just around the corner? And did you know that the bold and uproarious female comedian, actress, and host Joan Rivers had a hidden talent—it's downing shots! Stay tuned to learn about our guest's memorable Tequila shot experience with the self-deprecating trailblazer of comedy. And just in case you weren't aware, talk shows like Late Night With David Letterman are typically recorded "live to tape." This means that they record the show earlier in the day but execute it as if it were being broadcast to you in real-time. They usually don't pause or redo a joke or segment, except for that one memorable occasion when our guest was right there to witness what unfolded when David Letterman was left utterly stunned, prompting an unprecedented interruption of the show! And, do you have a belief in magic? The mystical Magician Doug Henning certainly does, and he also believes in our next guest's extraordinary ability to prevent overzealous individuals from storming the stage. Brace yourselves for a truly bizarre and astonishing tale that you won't believe! And while NBC Pages are primarily tasked with giving tours, you'd be surprised to learn about the unique assignment our guest was handed, which ultimately led to the potential of an abundance of Bacardi Rum. Tune in to hear this fascinating story! And speaking of alcoholic preferences, you'll discover the intriguing tale of how legendary radio personalities Howard Stern and Don Imus developed a penchant for Dewar's White Label Scotch. Then, we'll delve into the contrasting ways some celebrities conduct themselves in public. We're putting old school against new school – it's a showdown between Bob Hope and Sylvester Stallone. Who will shine like a true star in this comparison? Plus, you'll hear his experience with NBC News man Tom Brokaw and many other fun stories, including his exciting life as a TV News reporter, where he currently works at Fox 5 in Washington, DC.  Please enjoy this engaging and interesting conversation with Bob Barnard!

Comparing Russell Wilson with the Seahawks to Don Imus at WFAN.

The Mets are looking like a disaster right now. The Manager was fired and there are rumors of Pete Alonso going to the Cubs. And now we hear that Billy Eppler is the one who forced Buck Showalter to play Daniel Vogelbach. And Pete Alonso just hired Scott Boras to represent him. Is Daniel Stearns going to be our ‘little nerd to bring us to the promised land?' Gio would love Gabe Kapler to be the Mets manager. We also talked about Evan Neal going after the Giants fans. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Mike McDaniel talking about the Giants allowing 11 sacks last week. Marshawn Lynch was on the Shannon Sharpe podcast and talked about the Pete Carroll/Russell Wilson relationship. He also talked about not having any sort of relationship with Russell. He also said Carroll told the team not to talk directly to Russell. We then talked about Imus having a loaded gun on him at all times. Chris Carlin got beat down by Imus and Mike and the Maddog. In the final segment of the hour, Gerrit Cole said he and Aaron Judge will have input on the Yankees going forward.

Hour 1 NY Giants' Evan Neal had to apologize for going after the fans who were booing him. Gio found it interesting that every talk show host out there attacked Neal for his comments, meanwhile hosts attack players all the time. And Evan Neal is only 23 years old. He hasn't been here for all of the terrible head coaches the Giants have had. The fans get right in the face of these players as they are coming off the field. Gio thinks it is insane how we are treating Evan Neal after his comments. Some have called him a ‘human piece of garbage'. They are acting like he physically assaulted a Giants fan. Jerry returns for an update but first Boomer tells us today is Travis Kelce's 34th birthday. We talked about how overblown the Brian Daboll tablet stuff has become. Rob Saleh is long past the Sean Peyton comments on Nathaniel Hackett. Joe Burrow talked about the importance of getting a road win on Sunday. Jerry went around the MLB from yesterday. In the final segment of the hour, we continued to talk about NFL power couples and Eddie keeps playing Francesa drops.  Hour 2 Gio could have sworn he heard Cam Newton talking about having a small hammer. He was correct. We played the clip. The Jets have got to win this game. The Denver defense is not great and Russell Wilson is not a QB in his prime. Gio thinks if Zach Wilson plays 70% as good as last week they can win. Boomer said he cannot turn the ball over. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Brian Daboll talking about playing against Tua this weekend in Miami. Mike McDaniel is concerned with Dexter Lawrence on the Giants. Rob Saleh wants consistency in officiating. The Kelce brothers talked about the NFL coverage of Taylor Swift. Travis said the NFL is overdoing it. Stephen A. Smith was reviewing the women on The Golden Bachelor. Jerry went around the MLB playoffs from yesterday. Craig Counsell is now available for the Mets if they want him. Boomer said the Rangers cannot keep up with the Devils. Their speed is much faster than the Rangers. In the final segment of the hour, Peter Schwartz was let go from his part time job at Fox News Headlines on the radio. The last time he was with us he said, ‘stop with the lies, this isn't Fox News'.  Hour 3 The Mets are looking like a disaster right now. The Manager was fired and there are rumors of Pete Alonso going to the Cubs. And now we hear that Billy Eppler is the one who forced Buck Showalter to play Daniel Vogelbach. And Pete Alonso just hired Scott Boras to represent him. Is Daniel Stearns going to be our ‘little nerd to bring us to the promised land?' Gio would love Gabe Kapler to be the Mets manager. We also talked about Evan Neal going after the Giants fans. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Mike McDaniel talking about the Giants allowing 11 sacks last week. Marshawn Lynch was on the Shannon Sharpe podcast and talked about the Pete Carroll/Russell Wilson relationship. He also talked about not having any sort of relationship with Russell. He also said Carroll told the team not to talk directly to Russell. We then talked about Imus having a loaded gun on him at all times. Chris Carlin got beat down by Imus and Mike and the Maddog. In the final segment of the hour, Gerrit Cole said he and Aaron Judge will have input on the Yankees going forward.  Hour 4 It seems like there are a lot more violent fights going on in the stands at NFL games these days. Will the NFL remain silent on this? Why are the security guards always old people that can't physically break up fights? Jerry returns for an update but first we talked about the Utah football team getting trucks. That led to college players getting paid talk. Joe Burrow talked about the importance of getting a win on the road against the Cardinals this week. The Phillies beat the Marlins and the ballpark was pumped up after the grand slam. The Moment of The Day involves taking a flight to Pound Town USA. In the final segment of the show a caller says Boomer is too soft these days. Aly our makeup artist got a flat tire and it took 5 hours to get help.

In episode 14 of season 2, Chris and Shaun talk with Karith Foster, Founder of Inversity Solutions. Karith and the boys discuss the state of DEI, including men in the DEI conversation, being a mom, an entrepreneur, and a stand-up comedian, her time working with Don Imus, using humor to address tough topics and more.Learn more about Karith and Inversity hereThis episode is brought to you by Judson & Moore, Family Legacy American Whiskey. Born from Boundless Curiosity. Learn more about Judson & Moore here.

Hour 3: Boomer said he has us all completely set up for Super Bowl week in Vegas. JJ Watt is also joining the NFL Today for some of the weeks. Kyle Brandt will also be doing things for CBS this season. Boomer is also sick of all the Pete Alonso nonsense. Gio said he saw Mets fans being angry at WFAN because of the Alonso takes by Sal, BT and Morash. Boomer & Gio both want Alonso on the Mets for his entire career. Jerry returns for an update and has audio of Boomer calling into The Imus in the Morning Show talking about having to do Titans/Jaguars on the radio even though nobody cares. Andy Reid talked about the NFL season kicking off Thursday against the Lions. Deion Sanders and Colorado beat TCU and talked about the media doubting him. The agent for Shohei Ohtani met the media to say everything is fine and there's nothing to worry about going forward. In the final segment of the hour, Charter Communications (Spectrum) and ESPN are fighting and off their cable system right now. Boomer likes FUBO-TV and said it's easy to use.

Hour 1: The Tuesday after Labor Day is our New Year's Day. Everyone is back from vacation and the NFL season starts this week. This is the start of year 17 for Boomer Esiason as morning host at WFAN. DJ Reed of the Jets said this defense could be ‘historic' like the ‘85 Bears. What are the expectations for the Giants this year? Vegas has their over/under win total at 7 ½ . Gio thinks it's because of the very tough schedule they have, especially in the first half. Jerry is here for his first update and starts with Andy Reid talking about Chris Jones holding out with the first game happening Thursday. Is there buzz for this game? Brian Daboll talked about the upcoming first game of the season. Duke upset Clemson  in week 1 of college football. Shohei Ohtani's agent said he will be a DH when the season starts next year and he will pitch again when he recovers from his injury. In the final segment of the hour, Steve Harwell, the lead singer of Smash Mouth passed away as did Jimmy Buffett. Hour 2: Dak Prescott has beaten the Giants ten straight times. Boomer is concerned with the Giants secondary. Gio has the Giants going 4-1 or 3-2 in the first 5 games. Gio said Jordan Love sucks and Boomer said we haven't seen him play to say that. Gio has them at 10-7 for the season. Gio is sucked in on the over for the Giants 7 ½ wins. Jerry returns for an update with a preview of Lions/Chiefs. Brian Daboll is looking forward to playing against some of the elite players on the Cowboys. Rob Saleh talked about fulfilling expectations. DJ Reed compared the Jets defense to the ‘85 Bears. Duke upset Clemson in week one of the college football season. Colorado upset TCU and Deion Sanders was pumped after the game. At the press conference after, Deion went after some of the media members. Shohei Ohtani's agent is begging the media to let the world know that Ohtani is healthy. In the final segment of the hour, we all got Members Only jackets. We also got a wedding invitation, but we're not going. A caller said Jerry talks too much when he hosts. Hour 3: Boomer said he has us all completely set up for Super Bowl week in Vegas. JJ Watt is also joining the NFL Today for some of the weeks. Kyle Brandt will also be doing things for CBS this season. Boomer is also sick of all the Pete Alonso nonsense. Gio said he saw Mets fans being angry at WFAN because of the Alonso takes by Sal, BT and Morash. Boomer & Gio both want Alonso on the Mets for his entire career. Jerry returns for an update and has audio of Boomer calling into The Imus in the Morning Show talking about having to do Titans/Jaguars on the radio even though nobody cares. Andy Reid talked about the NFL season kicking off Thursday against the Lions. Deion Sanders and Colorado beat TCU and talked about the media doubting him. The agent for Shohei Ohtani met the media to say everything is fine and there's nothing to worry about going forward. In the final segment of the hour, Charter Communications (Spectrum) and ESPN are fighting and off their cable system right now. Boomer likes FUBO-TV and said it's easy to use. Hour 4: Gio's daughter, Sabrina, is going on the bus for the first time on Thursday. Boomer's daughter, Sydney, and Matt lost their first dog, Jax the rottweiler. Gio was on vacation with another couple and there were 5 kids running around at all times. Gio watched a softball game where there was controversy about the ‘over 70 rule' for hitters. Jerry returns for an update and starts with Chris Jones still holding out with the Chiefs playing Thursday night against the Lions. DJ Reed thinks the Jets could have a historic defense like the ‘85 Bears. Deion Sanders was the talk of college football and he went at reporters after the game. We also talked about the Elvis movie, ‘Clambake'. The Moment of the Day is the game show, ‘What is Aaron Boone talking about?' In the final segment of the show, Boomer said it's been 30 years since the Rangers won the Stanley Cup. The Yankees are playing the young guys now that they are completely out of it. Gerrit Cole has been having a Cy Young type season. And what type of contract will Pete Alonso get?

Host Brandon Contes interviews Craig Carton, formerly of WFAN and now host of "The Carton Show" on FS1. Brandon and Craig discuss a wide range of topics including his dislike of Mike Francesa, almost replacing Howard Stern, being the face of gambling addiction, and more.For even more discussion, head over to awfulannouncing.com and follow us on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, Threads, LinkedIn, TikTok, Bluesky, and YouTube: @awfulannouncing.-:40: Being a “former” WFAN host-1:29: Decision to leave WFAN-2:42: Doing TV and radio on the same day-4:03: “The Carton Show” growth over the past year-4:51: Reception of the show on social media-5:46: Critics and haters-7:05: Being comfortable with clips generating social media engagement-8:43: Craig's recent Jets soundbite -9:41: Ratings talk-10:37: Cody Decker-11:15: Decker doing a morning TV show and a mid-day afternoon radio show-12:46: Being exclusive to Fox growing “The Carton Show”-13:12: Can you love TV as much as loving radio?-14:06: TV hosting/radio hosting-14:30: Is there any wasted talent by not doing radio?-15:04: Being a performer-16:46: Returning to WFAN after prison-17:56: Evan Roberts-19:10: Roberts being the right fit for “Carton and Roberts”-20:01: Moment the show started to click-21:12: Roberts and Tiki Barber-22:23: Taking pride in seeing people develop while at WFAN-25:17: Rooting for “Evan and Tiki”-27:05 : Mike Francesa -28:59: Enjoying the rivalry with Francesa-30:22: Listeners wanting Craig and Boomer Esiason to have a rivalry when Craig moved to afternoon-32:59: Camaraderie at FS1-33:43: Skip Bayless/Shannon Sharpe breakup-33:59: Does debate format appeal to Craig?-34:51: Greg Jennings/Skip Bayless clip-36:46: Building chemistry with rotating hosts-37:31: Almost replacing Howard Stern-39:34: Animosity working for a station that didn't let Craig replace Stern-40:29: Affiliate plan-41:21: Would replacing Stern been a harder challenge than replacing Don Imus?-42:47: Mark Chernoff-43:29: Secret meeting with Francesa-44:29: Chris “Mad Dog” Russo-44:56: Sports talk-46:08: How long does Esiason have on radio?-46:36: Would Craig ever come back to WFAN?-47:22: Importance of “Hello, My Name is Craig”-49:19: Gambling addiction-50:40: Being an ambassador for FanDuel-52:24: Does Craig treat the anniversary of his arrest different than any other day?

You may not know Jeff Smulyan's name, but you know what he's done. The creator of New York's famous The Fan radio station and the former owner of the Seattle Mariners baseball franchise joins us today to talk about lessons learned during his tumultuous career. Experience teaches you to learn from your mistakes and Jeff isn't afraid to share his (along with, of course, the huge wins he's had that shape an incredibly successful career). We'll talk about managing talent like Don Imus and trying to manage people double your age when you're leading in your twenties. It's a wide-ranging, thought provoking interview. In a rare treat, you'll also get TWO headlines today. First, an antiquated payment system is finally (maybe) being taken out to the trash. What is it? We'll share news from the Federal Reserve today...along with a second headline about your estate plan. The government has quietly changed the game around sheltering money in your estate. How does it work? We'll share that as well, plus steps you should take right now to make sure your estate is handled as you wish. Of course, we still will throw out the Haven Life line to a lucky Stacker, dive into a TikTok minute, and let you ponder Doug's trivia question about a huge hit song that was released (and that earned lots of Benjamins) on today's date back in 1984. FULL SHOW NOTES: https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/entrepreneurship-rollercoaster-lessons-jeff-smulyan-1386 Deeper dives with curated links, topics, and discussions are in our newsletter, The 201, available at https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/201 Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week, we continue with the Martha Coolidge lovefest with her one truly awful movie, Joy of Sex. ----more---- TRANSCRIPT   From Los Angeles, California, the Entertainment Capital of the World, it's The 80s Movies Podcast. I am your host, Edward Havens. Thank you for listening today. Last week, we talked about Martha Coolidge and her 1983 comedy Valley Girl, which celebrated the fortieth anniversary of its release this past Saturday. Today, we're going to continue talking about Martha Coolidge's 1980s movies with her follow up effort, Joy of Sex. And, as always, before we get to the main story, there's some back story to the story we need to visit first. In 1972, British scientist Alex Comfort published the titillatingly titled The Joy of Sex. If you know the book, you know it's just a bunch of artful drawings of a man and a woman performing various sexual acts, a “how to” manual for the curious and adventurous. Set up to mimic cooking books like Joy of Cooking, Joy of Sex covered the gamut of sexual acts, and would spend more than a year on the New York Times bestseller list, including three months at the top of the list. It wasn't the kind of book anyone could possibly conceive a major Hollywood studio might ever be interested in making into a movie.  And you'd be right. Sort of.  When a producer named Tom Moore bought the movie rights to the book in 1975, for $100,000 and 20% of the film's profit, Moore really only wanted the title, because he thought a movie called “Joy of Sex” would be a highly commercial prospect to the millions of people who had purchased the book over the years, especially since porn chic was still kind of “in” at the time. In 1976, Moore would team with Paramount Pictures to further develop the project. They would hire British comedian, actor and writer Dudley Moore to structure the movie as a series of short vignettes not unlike Woody Allen's Everything You Wanted to Know About Sex But We're Afraid to Ask. Moore was more interested in writing a single story, about someone not unlike himself in his early 40s coming to grips with being sexually hung up during the era of free love. Moore and the studio could not come to an agreement over the direction of the story, and Moore would, maybe not so ironically, sign on the play a character not unlike himself, in his early 40s, coming to grips with being sexually hung up during the era of free love, in Blake Edwards' 10. Still wanting to pursue the idea of the movie as a series of short vignettes not unlike Woody Allen's Everything You Wanted to Know About Sex But We're Afraid to Ask, Paramount next approached the British comedy troupe Monty Python to work on it, since that's basically what they did for 45 episodes of their BBC show between 1969 and 1974. But since they had just found success with their first movie, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, they decided to concentrate their efforts on their next movie project. In 1978, Paramount hired actor and comedian Charles Grodin to write the script, telling him it could literally be about anything. Grodin, one of the stealthiest funny people to ever walk the Earth, had written a movie before, an adaptation of the Gerald A. Browne novel 11 Harrowhouse, but he found himself unable to think of anything, finding the ability to write anything he wanted as long as it could somehow be tied to the title to be an albatross around his neck. When Grodin finally turned in a script a few months later, Paramount was horrified to discover he had written a movie about a screenwriter who was having trouble writing a Hollywood movie based on a sex manual. The studio passed and released Grodin from his contract. In 1985, Grodin was able to get that screenplay made into a movie called Movers and Shakers, but despite having a cast that included Grodin, Walter Matthew, Gilda Radner, Bill Macy, and Vincent Gardenia, as well as cameos from Steve Martin and Penny Marshall, the film bombed badly. After the success of The Blues Brothers, John Belushi was hired to star in Joy of Sex, to be directed by Penny Marshall in what was supposed to be her directing debut, produced by Matty Simmons, the publisher of National Lampoon who was looking for another potential hit film to put its name on after their success with Animal House, from a script written by National Lampoon writer John Hughes, which would have been his first produced screenplay. Hughes' screenplay still would be structured as a series of short vignettes not unlike Woody Allen's Everything You Wanted to Know About Sex But We're Afraid to Ask, but Belushi would pass away before filming could begin. Penny Marshall would make her directing debut four years later with the Whoopi Goldberg movie Jumpin' Jack Flash, while Hughes' first produced screenplay, National Lampoon's Class Reunion, would actually begin production four weeks before Belushi died. Belushi kept getting the production start date for Joy of Sex pushed back because of he was working on a screenplay for a movie he really wanted to make, a diamond smuggling caper called Noble Rot, which Paramount had agreed to make if Belushi would make Joy of Sex first. After that, Paramount would hire the unlikely team of screenwriting teacher Syd Field and shock jock Don Imus to try their hand at it, before going back to Hughes, who at one point turned in a draft that was 148 pages long. After the success of Porky's around this time, Paramount would have the script rewritten again, this time by The Outsiders' screenwriter Kathleen Rowell, trying to make it into a raunchy comedy. Amy Heckerling, the director of Fast Times, was approached to direct, but she would turn it down because she didn't want to get pigeonholed as a raunchy sex comedy director. The studio needed to get the film in production by the end of May 1983, or the rights to the book and the title would revert back to its author. After Valley Girl started to get some good buzz just before release, Paramount would approach Coolidge to direct. Although the budget for the film would only be around $5m, Coolidge would earn far more than the $5,000 she made for Valley Girl. So even if she wasn't too thrilled with the script, it was good money. Maybe she should have waited. The film would begin production in Los Angeles and Santa Monica beginning on May 31st, 1983, literally the day before the movie rights would have reverted back to the author, and Coolidge would only be given twenty-six days to film it. It also didn't help that the production was working under Paramount's television division, and the producer, Frank Konigsberg, had never produced a feature film before. This final version of the script she would be working with, credited to Kathleen Rowell and first-time screenwriter, J.J. Salter, would be the nineteenth draft written over the course of eight years, and wouldn't quite be the raunchfest Paramount was hoping for, but they were literally out of time. To try and make things as comfortable for herself as possible, Coolidge would hire a number of actors and crew members from Valley Girl, and tried to shoot the film, as straight as possible, even with the studio's request for lots of gratuitous nudity. Michelle Meyrink, one of Julie's valley girl friends in Coolidge's previous film, would star as Leslie, a high school senior who tries to lose her virginity when she mistakenly believes she only has six weeks to live, alongside her Valley Girl co-stars Cameron Dye, Colleen Camp and Heidi Holicker. Also on board would be Ernie Hudson, who would go straight from making this film into making Ghostbusters, and Christopher Lloyd, who was still a couple years away from starring as Doc Brown, as Leslie's dad, a coach at her school. Coolidge's saving grace was that, despite the pressure to have scenes of nubile young co-eds running naked down the school halls for no good reason, the core of the story was about two teenagers who, while trying to learn about sex, would discover and fall in love with each other. Paramount would set the film for an April 13th, 1984 release, even before Coolidge turned in her first cut of the film. But when she did, that's when the proverbial poop hit the proverbial fan. Coolidge made the movie she wanted to make, a sweet love story, even with some scenes of gratuitous and unnecessary nudity. Which is not the movie Paramount wanted, even if it was the script they approved. Her relationship with the studio further soured when the first test screening of the film turned out to be a disaster, especially with teenage girls and women, who loved the love story at the center of the film but hated the completely gratuitous and unnecessary nudity. Coolidge would be fired off the film, the television and film departments at Paramount would get into vicious finger pointing arguments about who was to blame for this mess and how they were going to fix it, and Matty Simmons would pay Paramount $250,000 to have National Lampoon's name removed from the film, claiming the film did not represent what the magazine had originally signed up for. Paramount would cancel the April 1984 release date, while hiring two new editors to try and salvage the mess they felt they were given. The Directors Guild offered to allow Coolidge to take her name off the film and have it credited to Alan Smithee, but she would decide to leave her name on it. Even if the film bombed, it was another directing credit to her name, which could still help her get future jobs. When the new editors finished their work on the film, they had whittled down Coolidge's original version that ran 115 minutes into a barely cohesive 93 minute mess, and the studio decided to release the film on August 3rd. In the 80s, the entire month of August was pretty much considered a dumping ground for movies, as families were often eschewing going to the movies for their last moments of summer fun before the kids had to go back to school. Opening on 804 screens, Joy of Sex would open in ninth place, grossing an anemic $1.9m in its first three days. Ghostbusters, in its ninth week of release, was still in first place with $6.5m, and it would also get outgrossed by Gremlins, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and The Karate Kid, all three having been released in May or June. After a second weekend where the film would lose nearly 20% of its theatres and 55% of its first week audience, Paramount would stop tracking the film. It's final reported ticket sales total would be just $3.69m. Because I am cursed with the ability to remember the most mundane things from nearly forty years ago while being unable to remember where I left a screwdriver yesterday, I still remember seeing Joy of Sex. It was on the #1 screen at the Skyview Drive-in in Santa Cruz. It was the A-title, playing a double bill with Cheech and Chong Still Smokin', which had not done very well when it had been released the previous May. My friends and I would head out to the theatre, Dick and some friends piled in his Impala, me and some friends in my AMC Pacer, with lawn chairs and frosty beverages in the trunks, ready to completely rip apart this film we heard was really bad. And rip it apart we did. I think there were maybe ten cars on our side of the drive-in, plenty of room for a bunch of drunken teenagers to be far away from everyone else and be obnoxious jerks. In 1984, we didn't have the internet. We didn't have easy access to the industry newspapers where we may have heard about all the troubles with the production. We just knew the film stunk something foul, and we had one of our most fun evenings at the movies destroying it in our own inimitable way. Not that I was going to give the movie another chance. It stunk. There's just no two ways about it, but I am now more forgiving of Martha Coolidge now that I know just how impossible a situation she was put in. Ironically, the debacle that was Joy of Sex would be part of the reason I so enjoyed Coolidge's next film, 1985's Real Genius so much, because Joy of Sex was still fresher in my mind than Valley Girl. But we'll talk more about Real Genius on our next episode. Thank you for joining us. Remember to visit this episode's page on our website, The80sMoviePodcast.com, for extra materials about Joy of Sex. The 80s Movies Podcast has been researched, written, narrated and edited by Edward Havens for Idiosyncratic Entertainment. Thank you again. Good night.

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Meg tells of Herman Tarnower's comeuppance at the hands of Headmistress Jean Harris. Jessica's encounter with Howard Stern yields more schmendrick than shock jock.Please check out our website, follow us on Instagram, on Facebook, and...WRITE US A REVIEW HEREWe'd LOVE to hear from you! Let us know if you have any ideas for stories HEREThank you for listening!Love,Meg and Jessica

Women's NCAA basketball renaissance, list of greatest women's college basketball coaches of all time, Caitlin Clark vs Angel Reese, Brittney Griner vs Kim Mulkey, Don Imus vs Keith Olbermann, "nappy headed hos" vs "f'ing idiot", NIL's role in women's sports, WWE & UFC combine forces, NFL draft news, Tiger is BAAAACCCKK, & more. We certainly won't agree so let's argue ... oops, we mean debate! #BallHogSportsTalk!

Episode 586 Hour 1: The host kicks off the show promoting a contest he's running. Send a review of the show to Facebook.com/lross1987, the best one will get a custom prize, winner will be announced on May 05th. After Stewie thinks the contest is flawed, the host brushes him off and talks about the cartoon "Duncanville". Sports - Jim rome gets dumb e-mails, Don Imus drops in only to get kicked out. Tampa Bay Lightning update. Travis Kelce can't identify what coaches look like. Jim Nantz is calling his last Final Four game, the host runs a bit he did live making fun of the announcer, Stewie thinks it's not so great. The famous "Who's On First?" routine. The former Presidents comment on LBJ resigning, as March 31, 1968 was when it first happened. Hour 2: The host gives some Jimmy Buffett history about one of his songs, then discusses One Door Studios censoring movies. After discussing the first time he cursed, the host debuts "Snowflakeville", a parody of "Margaritaville" attacking the snowflake generation. History of the middle finger from the Weird History Youtube channel. CNN decides what's funny, the host plays some old news clips, then plays "Tessica Brown Song" from "The Blind Man Cometh", track 23. Gwynith Paltro skiing lawsuit. Norfolk Southern update, "Norfolk Southern Song". The show closes with three anti-snowflake selections. "Sensitive Millennial Syndrome" from "The Blind Man cometh" track 6, "Down with The Snowflakes" from "The Starving Artist" track 5, and "Snowflake Song" from "The Blind Man Cometh" track 7. Break music - "5:15" by The Who Rejoiner music - "In The Shelter" by Jimmy Buffett --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lawrence-ross9/message

Jeff Smulyan, the author of "Never Ride a Roller Coaster Upside Down: The Ups, Downs, and Reinvention of an Entrepreneur," joined Mike and Charlie to discuss his incredible life in media and sports. Smulyan shared stories about Don Imus and David Letterman. He broke down the creation of WFAN, a massive sports radio station. Smulyan talked about his time as the owner of the Seattle Mariners when he brought together Ken Griffey Jr. and Ken Griffey Sr. He also reviewed the dominance of the NFL and college football in American sports. 

Mike and Charlie gave an update on their March Madness brackets. Jeff Smulyan, the author of "Never Ride a Roller Coaster Upside Down: The Ups, Downs, and Reinvention of an Entrepreneur," joined Sports Talk to discuss his incredible life in media and sports. Smulyan shared stories about Don Imus and David Letterman. He broke down the creation of WFAN, a massive sports radio station. Smulyan talked about his time as the owner of the Seattle Mariners when he brought together Ken Griffey Jr. and Ken Griffey Sr. He also reviewed the dominance of the NFL and college football in American sports. The guys spoke to a WWL listener about Cam Newton and Lonnie Johnson Jr.

Kenny is back in stride again, we get our final Superbowl takes in, Dion just wants to see a competitive game, Jonas takes out Don Imus, NBA trade reactions, a few Lonzie Sports What Ifs, Daniel asks if anyone can beat Lebron's scoring record, Ian calls Quavo Slow Down plus other FNL foolishness......ENJOY!!!!!!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fnlshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fnlshow/support

Kenny is back in stride again, we get our final Superbowl takes in, Dion just wants to see a competitive game, Jonas takes out Don Imus, NBA trade reactions, a few Lonzie Sports What Ifs, Daniel asks if anyone can beat Lebron's scoring record, Ian calls Quavo Slow Down plus other FNL foolishness......ENJOY!!!!!!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fnlshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fnlshow/support

Wowowowowow. This week we unearth a long-lost (never before released) episode we recorded with Fidrych or Die Tryin' from Deadspin. It looks like he once again abandoned Twitter before this was released (a shame!)He hates us and the show, but loves talking about freedom radio. What is freedom radio? It's radio for real patriots who would never illegally burn a CD from a not-for-profit college radio station, that's what!Plus we're briefly joined by Judy Garland and Chid explains "the Rounding Down difference," the key to why this whole podcast even exists (which has never been explained on-air previously). Follow us on Twitter: @CHIDSPIN / @SighFieri / @RoundingDownRate and review us wherever you listen to podcastsSupport the showFollow us on Twitter: @CHIDSPIN / @SighFieri / @RoundingDownRate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts!

Jeff Smulyan: Founder of WFAN Sports Radio joins Sid and Friends in the Morning to talk about the spawn of WFAN, his time owning the Seattle Mariners, and how Don Imus kept WFAN alive in its early days of existence. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Episode 185: First up in Tidbits, a review of the performances from this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Duran Duran, Pat Benatar, and Eurythmics performed. Some sounded better than others, do you agree with Joe and Kari's assessments?Episode 185 is all about 1985, particularly the debut of brand new music video channel VH1. The first VJs included Don Imus and Sha Na Na? Plus a look at the videos that played in the very first hour. 

Hour 1: We actually opened with local hockey talk but Gio quickly changed that to Jets & Giants talk. Both fan bases will probably be happy if they just make the playoffs. Even if they get bounced in the first round, that would be a successful season for both the Giants and the Jets. Boomer said the Aaron Judge contract offers are going to be ‘breathtaking'. Xavier McKinney said his ATV hand injury was a ‘freak accident'. Gio said if he had a bye week he'd be eating cuban sandwiches on a beach sipping cocktails. Boomer wants to know where we are with Christmas decorations. Jerry is here for his first update but first we talked about election coverage last night. The Knicks & Nets play tonight in Brooklyn. We heard from Brian Daboll on Xavier McKinney's injury. We also heard from Xavier himself. Parks Frazier will call the plays for the Colts this Sunday. Aaron Rodgers was on the McAfee show and talked about Mike McCarthy coming back to Lambeau this week. And then we heard from Mike McCarthy. Jerry Jones had thoughts on OBJ joining the Cowboys. Chris Russo had a coughing fit while trying to talk. Billy Eppler tells us about talking to deGrom's representatives. Brian Cashman talked about the current state of the Yankees. The Rangers lost to the Islanders last night. The Oilers' Evander Kane had his wrist sliced by a skate but is doing well. In the final segment of the hour, we talk about potential buyers for the Washington Commanders including Jay Z and Jeff Bezos.  Hour 2: Kyrie and Adam Silver had a ‘productive' meeting yesterday. Kyrie had a chance at the beginning to apologize but he didn't do that. He kept making it worse with press conferences. Boomer compares this situation to the Imus situation. If Kyrie would have apologized properly the first time, none of this would have happened. And why are people comparing this to the Brett Favre situation? Favre is probably going to jail so it's not comparable. Even this has become a racial issue. Nobody ever says ‘what about Meyers Leonard?' Jerry returns for another update and starts with Brian Daboll commenting on Xavier McKinney's injury. Parks Frazier will call plays for the Colts this week. Dan Orlovsky wants to join the Colts staff. Boomer said Coach Cowher is going to be annoyed by this Colts situation on Sunday. Aaron Rodgers was on with Pat McAfee and said Mike McCarthy will be welcomed by Packers fans. Jerry Jones talks about the potential of OBJ to the Cowboys. Which NFL owner would you want to hang out with in Vegas? Billy Eppler talked about deGrom being interested in staying in NY. Brian Cashman talked about the Aaron Judge contract situation. Gio said the Yankees are so boring right now. Very stale. Chris Russo has no idea how to use a computer mouse. Francesa also didn't know how to use a mouse early on. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer once was at a party with Jerry Jones and he thought he was Phil Simms. A caller says he partied with Jerry Jones in Spain this past Summer. His story was painfully long and had way too many pointless details.  Hour 3: Al had a situation at his voting location where the whole place was almost compromised. A caller has an explanation for ‘I AM' from Kyrie Irving. Will Kyrie play for the Nets again? After yesterday's meeting with Adam Silver, maybe. We took a lot of calls on the Kyrie situation. Jerry returns for an update and starts with some audio from Daniel Jones about Xavier McKinney. He also said the Texans are a good team. So he's a liar. Mike McDaniel on Justin Fields scrambling. Mike McCarthy gets very emotional about returning to Green Bay. Will any of us cry when we finally leave WFAN? Brian Cashman was asked about Aaron Judge and offered a ‘no comment'. We heard from Chris King on the Islanders game winning goal. In the final segment of the hour, ratings for the NFL have been great for CBS. The Bucs running game has been so bad, Tom Brady is throwing the ball like 58 times a game. He makes decisions quickly and doesn't get hit. Could Brady wind up on his boyhood team, the 49'ers, before all is said and done? Hour 4: If the Giants beat the Texans they will get to 7 wins, which they haven't had in a number of years now. A caller gave us a long history lesson that was very confusing to us. Jerry returns for an update and starts with audio from Xavier McKinney on his ATV accident in Cabo. Aaron Rodgers talked about Mike McCarthy coming back to Lambeau. Jerry Jones talks about OBJ being on the Cowboys' radar. And the Islanders beat the Rangers. The Devils win again to make it seven straight. Let's guess the spread between the Seahawks and Bucs in Germany. The Colts are -6 point underdogs in Vegas to the Raiders. Did Shaun Morash poop his pants on air?

Hour 2 Kyrie and Adam Silver had a ‘productive' meeting yesterday. Kyrie had a chance at the beginning to apologize but he didn't do that. He kept making it worse with press conferences. Boomer compares this situation to the Imus situation. If Kyrie would have apologized properly the first time, none of this would have happened. And why are people comparing this to the Brett Favre situation? Favre is probably going to jail so it's not comparable. Even this has become a racial issue. Nobody ever says ‘what about Meyers Leonard?' Jerry returns for another update and starts with Brian Daboll commenting on Xavier McKinney's injury. Parks Frazier will call plays for the Colts this week. Dan Orlovsky wants to join the Colts staff. Boomer said Coach Cowher is going to be annoyed by this Colts situation on Sunday. Aaron Rodgers was on with Pat McAfee and said Mike McCarthy will be welcomed by Packers fans. Jerry Jones talks about the potential of OBJ to the Cowboys. Which NFL owner would you want to hang out with in Vegas? Billy Eppler talked about deGrom being interested in staying in NY. Brian Cashman talked about the Aaron Judge contract situation. Gio said the Yankees are so boring right now. Very stale. Chris Russo has no idea how to use a computer mouse. Francesa also didn't know how to use a mouse early on. In the final segment of the hour, Boomer once was at a party with Jerry Jones and he thought he was Phil Simms. A caller says he partied with Jerry Jones in Spain this past Summer. His story was painfully long and had way too many pointless details.

Frank Reed got his start in radio over 30 years ago, working alongside the late Don Imus, Howard Stern, and many of America's broadcast giants. But his story really begins when he accepted Christ on a train to New York City. Dallas/Fort Worth's number one Christian radio host sits down with Rebecca Carrell and Liz Rodriguez to talk early mornings, overcoming addictions, and "retirement."If you enjoy the show, would you please consider rating and reviewing Honestly, Though? Those reviews help others find us in the PodUniverse, and we deeply appreciate the love! Also, you can reach out to us personally to join the conversation on the following platforms:Rebecca Carrell: https://www.rebeccacarrell.com/ ; IG - @RebeccaCarrell ; Twitter: @RebeccaACarrell ; FB - Rebecca Ashbrook CarrellLiz Rodriguez: IG: @lizannrodriguez ; FB - Liz Rodriguez - https://www.facebook.com/liz.rodriguez.92775Nika Spaulding: stjudeoakcliff.org ; IG - @NikaAdidas ; Twitter - @NikaAdidas

Legendary WFAN Radio Host Mike Francesa takes time to join Sid and pay a tribute to his old friend Bernard McGuirk, talk about his history with Bernie and Don Imus, and discuss the difference of radio then and now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, Janice sits down with Anchor on the FOX Business Network Dagen McDowell to touch on various topics ranging from her career at FOX to growing up in the rural south. Dagen shares her gratitude for the people she has met working at FOX, claiming they are more authentic and real than most other networks. She then explains how her mother instilled the importance of living your true self no matter what others think. Later, Janice and Dagen reflect on their experiences working with the late radio show personality Don Imus. Tell Janice who made your Dean's List! Follow Janice on Twitter: @janicedean

Hour 1 Boomer & Gio are out so Jerry & Sal are in again. They start with the Yankees losing to the Rays again, although this time they finally scored a run. Nestor Cortes pitched well after giving up a 3-run HR in the first inning. The Yankees since the All-Star break have been brutal. C-Lo is in for Jerry and is here for his first update, but first Sal says he watched the Woodstock 99 documentary in his car. The Mets were shutout in Atlanta last night. Taijuan Walker left the game early because of back spasms. Sal can't believe Walker left because of back spasms. And the Yankees lost again thanks to a 3-run HR in the first inning off Nestor Cortes. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry has a list of songs he used to play on 106.3 in NJ. Hour 2 The 7am hour starts with Sal and Jerry talking about their interactions with Imus. We also played Casey Kasem's meltdown about a dog dying. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with the Yankees losing again, but they did score a run thanks to a bobbled ball at third. The Mets were shutout in Atlanta last night. Taijuan Walker left the game with back spasms. Brian Daboll said Tyrod Taylor may get some snaps with the first team and some seem to be blowing that out of proportion. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry is going to set up a time for Al to try to get a hit off his 12 year old. We also took calls on the Yankees falling apart.  Hour 3 The 8am hour starts with an update on Donovan Mitchell and the Knicks. A caller says the sports gods are preparing us for a terrible Jets/Giants season. C-Lo returns for another update including losses from the Mets and Yankees. John Sterling made a reference to ‘a stream of milk' and we are all confused. Taijuan Walker left with back spasms. In the final segment of the hour we talked more about the Yankees collapse and what they could have done in the offseason.  Hour 4 The 9am hour starts with what Jerry would do if he was Yankees GM and they question some of the moves Brian Cashman has made recently. C-Lo returns for his final update of the day and has some audio from the Jets. Rob Saleh wants agitators on his team. Brian Daboll says Tyrod Taylor might get a few reps with the first team. The Giants announced the inductees for this year's Ring of Honor. Aaron Rodgers was not happy with the drops from his young WRs. Aquib Talib is in trouble with the law for allegedly starting a fight in which his brother is now accused of murder. We hear audio of John Minko choking on air. In the final segment of the show, we talked about the possibility of athletes suing media members for opinions they have.

Hour 2 The 7am hour starts with Sal and Jerry talking about their interactions with Imus. We also played Casey Kasem's meltdown about a dog dying. C-Lo returns for an update and starts with the Yankees losing again, but they did score a run thanks to a bobbled ball at third. The Mets were shutout in Atlanta last night. Taijuan Walker left the game with back spasms. Brian Daboll said Tyrod Taylor may get some snaps with the first team and some seem to be blowing that out of proportion. In the final segment of the hour, Jerry is going to set up a time for Al to try to get a hit off his 12 year old. We also took calls on the Yankees falling apart.

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