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Send us Fan MailAngelo, Rhea, and Jay are back to discuss Steven Spielberg falling off a cliff. Disclosure Day scored a huge opening weekend — $44 million domestic, $92.8 million worldwide, bigger than E.T., Saving Private Ryan, or The Fabelmans — and then dropped a staggering 62% in weekend two, landing a soft B CinemaScore on a $115 million budget that now needs to claw its way toward $300 million just to break even. Angelo reviews it, then discusses what went wrong.THEN: YouTube wiped out 16 faceless AI channels in a single sweep this year... 35 million subscribers, 4.7 billion lifetime views, and nearly $10 million in annual ad revenue, gone overnight. Is this the most ominous sign yet that low-effort consumption, the background YouTube videos and the filler Spotify tracks, is the first thing AI just quietly takes over? And the gang's real fight: does it even matter if nobody was paying close attention in the first place?ALL THAT PLUS: Widow's Bay, the merits of a Vancouver vacation without air conditioning, a harrowing new documentary on Netflix and much MUCH more!MAKE SURE TO VISIT OUR SPONSOR: Steven Singer Jewelers!The TV Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Jay Black, with regular guests Angelo Cataldi and Rhea Hughes. Each week, we dive into the new Golden Age of Television, with a discussion of the latest shows and news.

Jon Ritchie, James Seltzer, and Rhea Hughes examine the electric World Cup atmosphere in Philadelphia and the sport's growing momentum in the United States. They react to the news of Serena Williams' surprise wildcard entry for Wimbledon and her return to singles competition. Callers also discuss the Phillies' bullpen struggles and share iconic 'dad moments' from movies and television. 01:00 - Eagles Drafting & Phillies Outlook 03:08 - World Cup Atmosphere In Philly 07:04 - Soccer Momentum In America 13:00 - Phillies Bullpen & Dad Movies 17:03 - Serena Williams' Tennis Return

John Ritchie, James Seltzer, and Rhea Hughes filling in for Joe DeCamera debate the significance of Bryce Harper's cycle versus his aggressive base running style. They analyze the Phillies' legitimacy as World Series contenders and discuss the excitement surrounding Kyle Schwarber and the upcoming All-Star Game. The conversation takes a humorous turn while examining Joe DeCamera's tech struggles and crowning the best movie dad of all time. 01:50 - Morning Show Intro 04:40 - Harper Cycle Debate 09:50 - Phillies Summer Outlook 15:30 - Schwarber Derby Discussion 18:40 - World Cup Pride 22:45 - Love Island Obsession 27:15 - Joe DeCamera Tech 31:00 - Phillies Contender Poll 39:00 - Time's Yours Segment 42:30 - Best Movie Dads

Rhea Hughes joins Hugh Douglas and Joe Giglio to break down Bryce Harper's historic cycle and Kyle Schwarber's power surge. They debate if Dave Dombrowski should trade top prospects to maximize the championship window for an aging veteran core. The conversation also investigates the impact of Don Mattingly's leadership on the team's recent success. 01:25 - Harper and Schwarber Excellence 06:21 - Trade Deadline Strategy 15:43 - Base Running Controversy 22:16 - Urgency for Aging Stars

Jon Ritchie and Rhea Hughes of the 94 WIP Morning Show break down a report from Raider beat writer Hondo Carpenter regarding the Eagles' "nuclear hot" interest in trading for Raiders star Maxx Crosby. They evaluate the potential defensive impact of the move alongside a debate on whether the Phillies should go all-in at the trade deadline. 01:00 - Shampoo and Rush Debate 02:41 - Phillies All-In Debate 09:03 - Maxx Crosby Trade Rumors 14:42 - Evaluating Trade Logistics

Send us Fan MailAngelo, Rhea, and Jay are back to discuss Byron Allen's DISASTROUS start at CBS.  Viewership cratered 77%, from Colbert's 2.69 million average all the way down to 628,000. And the damage isn't staying in late night. People fall asleep with the TV on and wake up on the same channel. Colbert was feeding CBS local news. CBS local news was feeding CBS This Morning. Byron Allen just cut that pipeline. THEN: The Knicks just won their first championship since 1973, and Game 3 of the Finals pulled 23.79 million viewers, the biggest NBA audience since 2017. Last year's Thunder-Pacers Finals? Half those numbers. Same sport. Different cities. The gang debates whether this is proof the NBA is genuinely back, or proof of something more uncomfortable... that parity might actually be strangling the league's own ratings, and the best thing that could happen to the NBA is New York or LA in the Finals every single year.ALL THAT PLUS: British corner, a discussion about The Office and political correctness, Jay reviews Disclosure Day and much MUCH more!MAKE SURE TO VISIT OUR SPONSOR: Steven Singer Jewelers!The TV Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Jay Black, with regular guests Angelo Cataldi and Rhea Hughes. Each week, we dive into the new Golden Age of Television, with a discussion of the latest shows and news.

Full Show: Wednesday, June 17th. Is Nick Sirianni underrated or overrated? That questions spurs a big debate on today's show between Jon Ritchie, James Seltzer and Rhea Hughes. Also, Don Mattingly decided to bat Brandon Marsh lead off and play Kyle Schwarber at first base last night. They both homered and the Phils won 8-2. Also, Mike Gansey with an all-time jinx.

The WIP Morning Team, made up of James Seltzer, Eliot Shorr-Parks, and Rhea Hughes, breaks down the recent article from Joseph Santoliquito from Bleeding Green Nation that claimed Jalen Hurts feels unsupported by the Eagles organization. The morning team analyzes what they read, debating who has supported Hurts and who has not.

The WIP Morning Team shares their top 11 Philadelphia athletes right now. The team discusses Gabriel Alejandro Rincones Jr.'s first MLB hit, a home run for the Phillies against the Miami Marlins. They continue to analyze the Nick Sirianni article in The Athletic, discussing his winning mentality and competitiveness. The team says the biggest issue they have with Hurts at quarterback is the lack of running.

Rhea Hughes joins Joe Giglio and Hugh Douglas to lament Trea Turner's hitting slump and the possibility of his deal becoming the worst in baseball history. They criticize James Seltzer for expressing joy over the rival New York Knicks championship and debate whether Dave Dombrowski has failed to build the Phillies' roster properly. 01:02 - Trea Turner's Contract Nightmare 02:15 - Phillies Trade Deadline Concerns 12:47 - Reacting to James Seltzer's New York Love 20:28 - Dave Dombrowski Management Debate 22:43 - Hugh's Word Pronunciation Struggle

Send us Fan MailAngelo, Rhea, and Jay are back and this week Hugh Laurie said the quiet part out loud, and the internet still hasn't recovered. After a freelance critic named Janet Murray posted on X that House has "the same narrative every episode," Laurie responded with a thread so sarcastic it went viral — cataloguing every alternative structure they tried, comparing the formula to Bach and Frida Kahlo, and closing with "I look forward to your first novel." The internet mobbed Murray immediately. But here's the thing: she's not wrong. House is formulaic — that's what procedurals are. Laurie's real defense wasn't "no it isn't." It was that if all you see is the formula, it wasn't meant for you. Is that the most honest thing a creator has ever said in public about their own work, or is it exactly what every creator thinks and should never, ever say out loud?THEN: Spielberg's Disclosure Day opens Friday. Reviews are calling it his best film in 20 years, with box office projections between $35 and $59 million. For Spielberg. Three of his last five films lost money (West Side Story, The Fabelmans, The BFG) roughly $380 million in losses combined. The Fabelmans is one of the best films of the decade and grossed $25 million total. Is Spielberg the most underrated working director in Hollywood right now?ALL THAT PLUS:  George R.R. is FROZEN OUT of The House of the Dragon, Angelo reviews Riot in Cell Block 99, we get a report from Tribeca by Keane Black, and much, MUCH more!MAKE SURE TO VISIT OUR SPONSOR: Steven Singer Jewelers!The TV Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Jay Black, with regular guests Angelo Cataldi and Rhea Hughes. Each week, we dive into the new Golden Age of Television, with a discussion of the latest shows and news.

Rhea Hughes joins to analyze a recent front office press conference and the impact of Bob Myers as a consultant. They discuss the Phillies' trade deadline priorities, debating whether the team needs another high-contact bat like Luis Arráez or more starting pitching. The conversation also touches on Andrew Painter's injury status and details for Jordan Mailata's upcoming charity concert. 01:13 - Rhea Hughes Interview 07:09 - Phillies Trade Debate 11:24 - Mailata Charity Concert 16:45 - Roster And Rotation Issues 21:09 - Andrew Painter Update

Joe Giglio and Hugh Douglas debate whether the Phillies should prioritize a right-handed bat or starting pitching as the trade deadline approaches. They analyze Andrew Painter's recent struggles and discuss Tarik Skubal as a potential target for the rotation. Rhea Hughes also joins The Midday Show to react to Mike Gancy's introductory press conference. 01:50 - Phillies Homestand Recap 05:20 - Bat Or Arm Debate 08:45 - Andrew Painter Struggles 13:00 - Tarik Skubal Speculation 17:15 - Will In The Northeast 28:20 - Sixers Press Conference Reaction 34:30 - Trading For Luis Arraez 38:40 - Mailata Foundation Giveaway 43:30 - Aiden Miller Injury News

Tom Kelly, in for Rhea Hughes on the 94 WIP Morning Show, rants about certain hosts at WIP rooting for the New York Knicks (?????) in the NBA Finals

Send us Fan MailAngelo, Rhea, and Jay are back — and this week there are three numbers that have shaken Hollywood to its core: $81 million, $100 million, and $52 million. That's what three YouTube kids just grossed at the box office... a 20-year-old with Backrooms, a 26-year-old who turned $750K into Obsession's biggest second-weekend spike in modern box office history, and Markiplier, who walked out of a gaming channel and grossed $52 million on $3 million. The film school brats gave us Scorsese and Coppola. The VHS kids gave us Tarantino and Rodriguez. Is this the YouTube generation?THEN: Scott Pelley walked into a meeting and told his new boss, Nick Bilton, to his face that Bilton and Bari Weiss are "murdering 60 Minutes" to placate Donald Trump. CBS is still waiting on federal approval for the Paramount/Warner Brothers merger, Bilton has zero broadcast background, and Pelley just lit a match on his own legacy. At what point does speaking truth to power become career suicide — and does it even matter if you're right?ALL THAT PLUS: Byron Allen's Comics Unleashed is a DUD, Rhea delivers what can only be described as a passionate sermon for The Sheep Detective, Angelo checks out a new show by The Fonz and much MUCH more!MAKE SURE TO VISIT OUR SPONSOR: Steven Singer Jewelers!The TV Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Jay Black, with regular guests Angelo Cataldi and Rhea Hughes. Each week, we dive into the new Golden Age of Television, with a discussion of the latest shows and news.

Full Show: Eagles Finally Deal With Patriots, Get 1st Round Pick for AJ Brown full 10196 Tue, 02 Jun 2026 14:30:00 +0000 2xXpRjgtxok8YGLUbLh9Vj5qRW5Tt7Ye sports 94WIP Morning Show with Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie sports Full Show: Eagles Finally Deal With Patriots, Get 1st Round Pick for AJ Brown The 94WIP Morning Show delivers everything Philly sports fans crave — passionate takes, smart analysis, and the kind of raw, authentic energy that defines the city. Hosted by Joe DeCamara and former Eagles fullback Jon Ritchie, alongside James Seltzer and Rhea Hughes, the show dives deep into the Eagles, Phillies, Sixers, Flyers, and all things Philadelphia. This is where the voice of the Philly fan is heard loud and clear. Regular guests include Eagles insider Eliot Shorr-Parks and legendary play-by-play announcer Merrill Reese. New episodes drop Monday-Friday. You can catch the 94WIP Morning Show live on SportsRadio 94WIP weekdays from 6–10 a.m. ET. © 2025 Audacy, Inc. Sports https://player.am

When A.J. Brown gets traded, likely today, will you root for his continued career success? Joe DeCamara of the 94 WIP Morning Show will. Rhea Hughes and Jon Ritchie feel differently.

On WIP Debate Week, Rhea Hughes and Jack Fritz debate whether Dave Dombrowski has had a successful tenure as the Phillies' GM, highlighting his roster moves and the team's postseason results. The Shows also cover Cristopher Sánchez's historic scoreless streak and the ongoing speculation regarding a potential Mike Trout trade. Fritz and Giglio debate the long-term value of keeping Bryce Harper versus Kyle Schwarber. 02:01 - Evaluating Dombrowski's Phillies Tenure 06:57 - Phillies Progress Versus Postseason 11:44 - Reviewing Previous Show Debates 17:12 - Analyzing Phillies Lineup Changes 22:37 - Rhea Critiques Outfield Moves 28:38 - Comparing Phillies Winning Eras 35:28 - Mike Trout Trade Discussion 41:03 - Jon Heyman on Trout 46:04 - Sánchez Breaks Franchise Record 51:48 - Sánchez's Historic Scoreless Streak 59:40 - Trea Turner's Pull Side 01:05:08 - MLB Salary Cap Proposal 01:11:23 - Debate: Harper Versus Schwarber 01:16:36 - Impact of Player Injuries 01:21:18 - Voting on Harper Or Schwarber 01:25:16 - Dodgers as MLB Boogeyman

On WIP Debate Week, Rhea Hughes and Jack Fritz debate whether Dave Dombrowski has had a successful tenure as the Phillies' GM, highlighting his roster moves and the team's postseason results. The Shows also cover Cristopher Sánchez's historic scoreless streak and the ongoing speculation regarding a potential Mike Trout trade. Fritz and Giglio debate the long-term value of keeping Bryce Harper versus Kyle Schwarber. 02:01 - Evaluating Dombrowski's Phillies Tenure 06:57 - Phillies Progress Versus Postseason 11:44 - Reviewing Previous Show Debates 17:12 - Analyzing Phillies Lineup Changes 22:37 - Rhea Critiques Outfield Moves 28:38 - Comparing Phillies Winning Eras 35:28 - Mike Trout Trade Discussion 41:03 - Jon Heyman on Trout 46:04 - Sánchez Breaks Franchise Record 51:48 - Sánchez's Historic Scoreless Streak 59:40 - Trea Turner's Pull Side 01:05:08 - MLB Salary Cap Proposal 01:11:23 - Debate: Harper Versus Schwarber 01:16:36 - Impact of Player Injuries 01:21:18 - Voting on Harper Or Schwarber 01:25:16 - Dodgers as MLB Boogeyman

On WIP Debate Week, Rhea Hughes and Jack Fritz debate whether Dave Dombrowski has had a successful tenure as the Phillies' GM, highlighting his roster moves and the team's postseason results. The Shows also cover Cristopher Sánchez's historic scoreless streak and the ongoing speculation regarding a potential Mike Trout trade. Fritz and Giglio debate the long-term value of keeping Bryce Harper versus Kyle Schwarber. 02:01 - Evaluating Dombrowski's Phillies Tenure 06:57 - Phillies Progress Versus Postseason 11:44 - Reviewing Previous Show Debates 17:12 - Analyzing Phillies Lineup Changes 22:37 - Rhea Critiques Outfield Moves 28:38 - Comparing Phillies Winning Eras 35:28 - Mike Trout Trade Discussion 41:03 - Jon Heyman on Trout 46:04 - Sánchez Breaks Franchise Record 51:48 - Sánchez's Historic Scoreless Streak 59:40 - Trea Turner's Pull Side 01:05:08 - MLB Salary Cap Proposal 01:11:23 - Debate: Harper Versus Schwarber 01:16:36 - Impact of Player Injuries 01:21:18 - Voting on Harper Or Schwarber 01:25:16 - Dodgers as MLB Boogeyman

Send us Fan MailAngelo, Rhea, and Jay — and they're leading with a question nobody in late night wants to answer: what happens when you spend your final week trying to "kill it" instead of doing what made the show great? Stephen Colbert's finale gave Billy Crystal, Ben Stiller, and Robert De Niro thirty seconds each, closed with green screen gimmicks, and ended with an 83-year-old Paul McCartney — who can't hit the notes anymore — turning off the lights on 11 years of television. Angelo, who hosted for over 30 years, gets unexpectedly honest about the ending he wishes he'd had. The gang debates whether any live show has ever actually nailed its goodbye... and the answer might surprise you.THEN: The Mandalorian and Grogu opened to $100 million over Memorial Day weekend.  That makes it the lowest-grossing Star Wars debut in franchise history, and Jay, a lifelong fan, chose a Gordon Ramsay burger over buying a ticket. Meanwhile, a $1 million horror movie called Obsession has made $75 million on word-of-mouth alone, and Backrooms, made by a 20-year-old YouTube creator, is tracking for a $50 million opening. Is this the year audiences stop showing up for IP and start demanding good movies?ALL THAT PLUS: The FCC is threatening to reclassify The View as a news program, Rhea recommends I Fought the Law on PBS Masterpiece, Angelo brings Crime 101 on Amazon Prime, and much MUCH MORE!MAKE SURE TO VISIT OUR SPONSOR: Steven Singer Jewelers!The TV Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Jay Black, with regular guests Angelo Cataldi and Rhea Hughes. Each week, we dive into the new Golden Age of Television, with a discussion of the latest shows and news.AskSonnet 4.6

Spike and Ike celebrate Jack Fritz for his performance in a morning show debate against Rhea Hughes regarding Dave Dombrowski's tenure with the Phillies. They play back clips of the argument, analyzing Jack's structured defense versus Rhea's criticisms of the team's outfield and aging core. A caller later joins to further debate whether winning a World Series is the only true measure of a general manager's success. 01:00 - Sánchez Phillies Record Pursuit 03:41 - Fritz vs Rhea Hughes 06:23 - Dombrowski Tenure Debate Clips 14:41 - Post-Debate Growth Discussion 19:24 - Caller Cory Debates Success

They celebrate Jack Fritz's victory in a debate against Rhea Hughes regarding the success of Dave Dombrowski. Pat Brodeur and Al Morganti then face off over whether the Flyers should value coach Rick Tocchet or star talent Matvei Michkov more highly. Discussions also cover Cristopher Sánchez's pursuit of a Phillies record and caller feedback on the front office performance of local teams. 02:06 - Phillies Record Pursuit 05:34 - Debating Dave Dombrowski 18:23 - Evaluating General Managers 30:13 - Rick Tocchet vs Michkov 46:18 - Final Debate Verdicts

In the 9am hour, Jack Fritz and Rhea Hughes engage in a spirited debate regarding whether Dave Dombrowski's time leading the Phillies has been a success. They weigh regular-season wins against the lack of a World Series title while analyzing specific roster moves and front-office stability. Additionally, the group discusses Brandon Marsh's injury status following a late-night game and reviews listener feedback. 01:50 - Jack Fritz Tardiness 05:10 - Brandon Marsh Injury 09:20 - Front Office Discussion 13:00 - Phillies Success Debate 18:00 - Evaluation of Signings 22:30 - Postseason Expectations 31:00 - Determining Debate Winner 37:44 - Time's Yours Segment 42:02 - Sequel Character Poll

The WIP Morning Team participates in Debate Week with the Morning Show's Rhea Hughes going toe to toe with the Afternoon Show's Jack Fritz over their opinions on the performance of Phillies President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski. Has Dombrowski had a successful tenure with the Phillies so far?

Joe DeCamara and Ben Davis break down the Phillies' offensive struggles despite dominant pitching from Cristopher Sánchez. They also debate Jameer Nelson's potential front-office role with the Sixers and evaluate Shohei Ohtani's place in baseball history. Rhea Hughes gets into a spirited argument with a caller over Jalen Hurts and his tendency to hold onto the ball too long. 01:20 - Phillies' Hitting Woes 05:20 - Davis on Hitting Approaches 10:15 - Nick Castellanos Analysis 13:20 - Jameer Nelson Executive Talk 17:05 - MLB Rule Change Debate 21:55 - Heated Jalen Hurts Debate 29:25 - Wembanyama vs Jordan Debate 35:55 - Shohei Ohtani GOAT Conversation

The 94 WIP Morning Show evaluate the possibility of Jameer Nelson joining the 76ers front office and debate if he truly understands the Philadelphia sports landscape. Joe DeCamara and Rhea Hughes have a heated debate on the topic. They also critique the Phillies' inconsistent offense and preview a station-wide debate regarding Jalen Hurts' long-term future. Additionally, they react to the Knicks' dominance in the NBA playoffs and James Harden's post-series comments. 01:50 - Holiday Movie Recommendations 07:19 - Jalen Hurts Longevity Debate 11:00 - Jameer Nelson Sixers Rumors 20:45 - Nick Castellanos Communication Concerns 24:16 - Historic Pitching vs Disgraceful Hitting 33:12 - Phillies Batting Order Proposals 37:14 - James Harden's Delusional Comments 42:25 - Elliott Shorr-Parks Guest Segment 56:00 - Adolis Garcia's Offensive Struggles

Sean Mannion spoke for the first time yesterday as the Eagles' new Offensive Coordinator. The 94 WIP Morning Show with Eliot Shorr-Parks and Tom Kelly in for Jon Ritchie and Rhea Hughes were impressed.

Ray Didinger joins Al Morganti, Joe DeCamara, James Seltzer, and Rhea Hughes following his four-month cruise. They evaluate the Eagles' late-season collapse and the validity of rumors surrounding reporter Diana Russini and coach Mike Vrabel. The discussion also covers Joel Embiid's load management strategies and the most iconic moments in sports movie history. 04:30 - Ray's Cruise Experience 06:55 - Eagles Super Bowl Hangover 12:50 - Best Sports Movie Scenes 17:50 - Future Of The Flyers 23:04 - Russini And Vrabel Scandal 27:40 - Ethics In Sports Journalism 33:10 - Joel Embiid Load Management 38:40 - Mattingly On Bryce Harper

Send us Fan MailAngelo, Rhea and Jay are BACK together to discuss The Crash, which follows Mackenzie Shrilla, convicted of murder after driving 100 mph into a wall and killing her boyfriend and his friend. And when cameras caught her father on film basically blessing his teenager's drug use, the internet — and Angelo — had thoughts. Are the parents victims of an unfair documentary, or are they exactly what Angelo says they are: in complete and utter denial? The gang debates where documentaries end and exploitation begins, bringing up The Jinx and Paradise Lost to make the case that sometimes, the camera just catches the truth.THEN: SAG-AFTRA just cut a deal allowing AI synthetic performers if they bring "significant additional value", and members vote June 4th. Rhea's question cuts right to it: who's deciding what's "significant"? A lawyer or an actual creative. Hollywood's future is here, and nobody agrees on whether to panic.ALL THAT PLUS: Hayden Panettiere's memoir, the May upfronts, a reviews The Island on Acorn, and much MUCH more!MAKE SURE TO VISIT OUR SPONSOR: Steven Singer Jewelers!The TV Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Jay Black, with regular guests Angelo Cataldi and Rhea Hughes. Each week, we dive into the new Golden Age of Television, with a discussion of the latest shows and news.

The WIP Morning Team discusses the Philadelphia Phillies loss last night to the Cincinnati Reds. The team fell 4-1, the lone home run coming from. Rhea Hughes said she thinks the Eagles defense is going to be good with Vic Fangio, however she is worried about Sean Mannion calling plays.

The WIP Morning Show talks about the Philadelphia Phillies 5-4 win over the Cincinnati Reds last night. They shout out Alec Bohm, Bryson Stott, and Andrew Painter, who all contributed to the win. The big question—do we owe Dave Dombrowski an apology? Jon Ritchie unequivocally says yes, but Joe DeCamara, Rhea Hughes and James Seltzer disagree. Also, Bob Myers challenges Sixers' center Joel Embiid and we talk to Eliot Shorr-Parks about the state of the Eagles as training camp nears.

Rhea Hughes joins Hugh Douglas and Joe Giglio to analyze the Phillies' dominant weekend and Zack Wheeler's elite pitching performance. They weigh the Phillies' MVP cases for Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber while addressing rotation concerns surrounding Aaron Nola. The conversation also features a critique of Rory McIlroy's course complaints and a look at the Eagles' Christmas Eve schedule. 01:26 - Phillies Weekend Series Recap 07:21 - Harper vs Schwarber MVP Race 10:42 - Aaron Nola Rotation Concerns 12:33 - Rory McIlroy Slams Aronimink 23:10 - Eagles Christmas Schedule Debate

Joe DeCamara, James Seltzer, and Rhea Hughes discuss the Phillies' hitting struggles with Ben Davis, focusing on Trea Turner's performance and the team's upcoming schedule. They evaluate the 76ers' front office situation and respond to Stephen A. Smith's critique of Daryl Morey's analytical approach. Additionally, they debate the NFL's Wednesday game expansion and celebrate Cavan Sullivan's historic goal. 01:50 - Phillies Season Outlook 06:35 - Analyzing Trea Turner 12:45 - Cavan Sullivan Milestone 21:20 - NFL Wednesday Expansion 27:40 - Rick Tocchet Presser 40:35 - Sixers GM Search 47:15 - Daryl Morey Analytics

Send us Fan MailJay Black and Rhea Hughes are back — and filling in for Angelo today is Philadelphia sports media legend Glen Macnow — and they're leading with a number that should terrify every executive at Disney: The Mandalorian and Grogu is tracking at $80 million for its May 22 opening, which would make it the lowest-grossing Star Wars debut in franchise history (below Solo, the movie the whole industry agreed was a catastrophe). Disney has been flooding its streaming service with Star Wars for years, and audiences have simply burned out: are streamers so desperate for content that they're systematically dismantling every billion-dollar movie brand Hollywood has left?  And does anyone actually watch the shows they get in return?THEN: Stephen Colbert's final episode airs May 21 and Kimmel, Fallon, Meyers, Oliver are rallying around him. It's genuinely touching. But it also made Jay think about Leno and Letterman (who loathed each other) and Carson freezing Joan Rivers out for life after she dared to get her own show. The whole industry is so aggressively supportive of each other now: is that warmth actually good for culture, or did we lose something real when TV rivalries died?ALL THAT PLUS: The Cannes Film Festival, Glen and Rhea bond hard over Deadloch, and Glen is wants everyone to watch Jury Duty: Company Retreat.IMPORTANT NOTE: Glen Macnow and Ray Didinger are going to be LIVE talking about patriotic sports movies on May 27th, at the Ritz Theater in Haddon Township, NJ.  If you don't get your tickets right now, you will spend the rest of your life explaining to people why you missed the greatest night of sports cinema conversation ever assembled!MAKE SURE TO VISIT OUR SPONSOR: Steven Singer Jewelers!The TV Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Jay Black, with regular guests Angelo Cataldi and Rhea Hughes. Each week, we dive into the new Golden Age of Television, with a discussion of the latest shows and news. 

Full Show: Eagles on Thanksgiving and the Decision on Nick Nurse and Daryl Morey full 10201 Tue, 12 May 2026 14:20:00 +0000 34SuxjGN5u1XHkWDCyNIb0X2k9oSOa6p sports 94WIP Morning Show with Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie sports Full Show: Eagles on Thanksgiving and the Decision on Nick Nurse and Daryl Morey The 94WIP Morning Show delivers everything Philly sports fans crave — passionate takes, smart analysis, and the kind of raw, authentic energy that defines the city. Hosted by Joe DeCamara and former Eagles fullback Jon Ritchie, alongside James Seltzer and Rhea Hughes, the show dives deep into the Eagles, Phillies, Sixers, Flyers, and all things Philadelphia. This is where the voice of the Philly fan is heard loud and clear. Regular guests include Eagles insider Eliot Shorr-Parks and legendary play-by-play announcer Merrill Reese. New episodes drop Monday-Friday. You can catch the 94WIP Morning Show live on SportsRadio 94WIP weekdays from 6–10 a.m. ET. © 2025 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://play

Best of Sixers on 94WIP: Is Joel Embiid Era OVER!? Sixers SWEPT By Knicks in Round Two bonus 4704 Mon, 11 May 2026 23:00:00 +0000 pePI5iKjs7ETTeHCDIXvi9lSy9PGSQKO nba,philadelphia76ers,sports 94WIP Morning Show with Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie nba,philadelphia76ers,sports Best of Sixers on 94WIP: Is Joel Embiid Era OVER!? Sixers SWEPT By Knicks in Round Two The 94WIP Morning Show delivers everything Philly sports fans crave — passionate takes, smart analysis, and the kind of raw, authentic energy that defines the city. Hosted by Joe DeCamara and former Eagles fullback Jon Ritchie, alongside James Seltzer and Rhea Hughes, the show dives deep into the Eagles, Phillies, Sixers, Flyers, and all things Philadelphia. This is where the voice of the Philly fan is heard loud and clear. Regular guests include Eagles insider Eliot Shorr-Parks and legendary play-by-play announcer Merrill Reese. New episodes drop Monday-Friday. You can catch the 94WIP Morning Show live on SportsRadio 94WIP weekdays from 6–10 a.m. ET. © 2025 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https:

Rhea Hughes joins to discuss the Sixers' embarrassing elimination loss to the Knicks and the team's defensive collapse. They analyze Joel Embiid's controversial post-game comments regarding his legacy and criticize Daryl Morey's roster construction. The conversation contrasts the Sixers' perceived apathy with the Flyers' hard-fought season finale. 01:36 - Sixers Hit New Low 05:14 - Embiid Post-Game Reaction 12:06 - Mentality Comparison Discussions 15:43 - Daryl Morey Leadership Issues 19:45 - Flyers Season Review

Joe and Hugh discuss the Philadelphia 76ers' humiliating playoff loss to the New York Knicks and why they believe the Joel Embiid era has reached its conclusion. They criticize Embiid's post-game comments regarding the season being a success and contrast the team's effort with that of the Philadelphia Flyers. Rhea Hughes joins the conversation to analyze the 'loser mentality' permeating the organization and Daryl Morey's perceived avoidance of accountability. 01:50 - Sixers Embarrassment Against Knicks 07:10 - Joel Embiid Era Ends 12:30 - Embiid Claims Season Success 20:09 - Callers React To Failure 29:10 - Rhea Hughes Joins Discussion 36:15 - Philadelphia Star Mentality Debate 42:40 - Daryl Morey Scouting Trip 47:15 - Contrast Between Flyers Sixers

The Morning Show analyzes a disappointing 76ers loss while debating the team's reliance on stars like Tyrese Maxey and the lack of bench support. Ruben Amaro Jr. joins the Team to highlight the Phillies' impressive rotation turnaround and celebrate Rhea Hughes' contribution to the upcoming Flyers block party. 01:50 - Analyzing Sixers Loss 05:15 - Must Win For Flyers 08:45 - NBA Process Failures 14:35 - High Minutes For Maxey 17:45 - Phillies Pitching Improvement 21:45 - Embiid Leadership Debate 27:10 - Phillies Climbing Standings 34:05 - Best Movie Animal Scenes 38:10 - Rhea Hughes Block Party 42:20 - Daryl Morey Roster Criticism

Send us Fan MailJay, Rhea, and Angelo are back... and Hollywood just got a lesson from its own past. Devil Wears Prada 2 opened to $77 million domestic and $233 million worldwide, proving that 125 million Americans over 50 — mostly women — will absolutely show up if you give them something worth watching. The question is whether the movie actually delivered: Angelo thinks Meryl Streep is chewing the scenery so aggressively she's a structural hazard, Jay thinks she's the only thing holding it together, and both of them agree Emily Blunt deserved a better movie than the one she got. Is this proof that Hollywood has been leaving a fortune on the table by over-indexing on teenage boys and Marvel sequels?THEN: SNL is the only late night institution the Trump administration hasn't gone after and the gang has theories about why. While Jimmy Kimmel is fielding daily White House attacks and Colbert has gone dark, SNL keeps swinging and nobody's calling their advertisers. Is it the rotating cast? The difference between caricature and attack? Plus: Jon Stewart's Correspondents' Dinner bit analyzing the assassination attempt footage may be the single funniest thing anyone has produced all year... and it barely made the news cycle.ALL THAT PLUS: Hulu dropped a surprise The Bear prequel episode before Season 4 even officially launches, and Angelo still won't watch it. A deep dive into the history of May Sweeps, Rhea cannot stop watching High Country on Hulu or talking about Criminal Record Season 2 on Apple TV. Angelo found a Scottish show about a man with Tourette's that he's calling “beyond spectacular.” And much MUCH more!MAKE SURE TO VISIT OUR SPONSOR: Steven Singer Jewelers!The TV Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Jay Black, with regular guests Angelo Cataldi and Rhea Hughes. Each week, we dive into the new Golden Age of Television, with a discussion of the latest shows and news. 

Full Show: Phillies Take Down A's, Sixers Prepare for Game 2 vs Knicks full 10469 Wed, 06 May 2026 14:12:00 +0000 lOE2Qv19E61zJTsFodKy12XAO4UW481f sports 94WIP Morning Show with Joe DeCamara and Jon Ritchie sports Full Show: Phillies Take Down A's, Sixers Prepare for Game 2 vs Knicks The 94WIP Morning Show delivers everything Philly sports fans crave — passionate takes, smart analysis, and the kind of raw, authentic energy that defines the city. Hosted by Joe DeCamara and former Eagles fullback Jon Ritchie, alongside James Seltzer and Rhea Hughes, the show dives deep into the Eagles, Phillies, Sixers, Flyers, and all things Philadelphia. This is where the voice of the Philly fan is heard loud and clear. Regular guests include Eagles insider Eliot Shorr-Parks and legendary play-by-play announcer Merrill Reese. New episodes drop Monday-Friday. You can catch the 94WIP Morning Show live on SportsRadio 94WIP weekdays from 6–10 a.m. ET. © 2025 Audacy, Inc. Sports False https://player.amper

Jody McDonald of the 94 WIP Morning Show shares the story of receiving a personal letter from Julius Erving in the 1970s and recounts a legendary betting tale involving Don Imus. James Seltzer and Rhea Hughes analyze the current playoff state of the Flyers and Sixers following tough losses. They also conclude their 1990s side topic by naming Andy Sipowicz as the decade's best television character. 01:16 - Dr. J Personal Letter 05:04 - Flyers Playoff Performance 07:30 - Don Imus Betting Story 14:20 - Sixers And Knicks Analysis 20:48 - Best 90s Character Winner

In hour 2 of the 94 WIP Morning Show, Rhea Hughes, Jody McDonald and James Seltzer analyze the 76ers' rough Game 1 loss to the Knicks and the Flyers' going down 0-2 in their series against the Hurricanes. They also react to Bryce Harper's surprising honesty regarding the firing of Rob Thomson during the Phillies' early-season slump. 01:50 - Intro and Music Taste 04:04 - Sixers Game 1 Loss Analysis 08:22 - Nick Nurse on Sixers Loss 11:18 - Flyers Fall to Hurricanes 16:21 - Aaron Nola and Phillies Win 22:15 - Bryce Harper on Rob Thomson 33:54 - Tyrese Maxey and NBA Debates 40:40 - Knicks Fans and NBA Narrative 48:52 - 90s TV Character Bracket

Joe DeCamara and Rhea Hughes analyze the Flyers' thrilling overtime victory over the Penguins, highlighting Matvei Michkov's standout performance after being challenged by coach Rick Tocchet. They discuss the importance of the win and debate the superstitious placement of DeCamara's Stanley Cup replica in the studio. 01:00 - Michkov Responds To Coaching 02:51 - Fan Call On Flyers 06:14 - Stanley Cup Studio Superstition

Send us Fan MailJay and Rhea welcome Philadelphia Inquirer sports columnist and author Mike Sielski to the show — and they're leading with a number that should terrify every sports league in America: Peacock lost $432 million in a single quarter, with cumulative losses now north of $11 billion since 2020. The gang breaks down the real culprit: younger audiences don't watch sports the way Gen X and Boomers did, and streaming kills the "channel-flipping" behavior that created casual fans in the first place. Meanwhile, NHL playoff ratings are surging on basic cable while the NBA tanks on Amazon — and nobody in power seems willing to say the quiet part out loud.THEN: Michael opened to $200 million worldwide with a 40% critic score and a 96% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes — one of the widest gaps in movie history. Is this proof that professional film critics have completely lost the plot? The gang debates whether audiences go to biopics for journalism or for the music, why Bohemian Rhapsody set this template a decade ago, and what it means that newspapers like the Philadelphia Inquirer no longer even employ film critics.ALL THAT PLUS: Mike Sielski on why letting your subject have editorial control turns biography into whitewashing — and how he kept his independence writing about both Kobe Bryant and Sylvester Stallone. Netflix's Untold series somehow makes a University of Florida documentary that doesn't mention Aaron Hernandez. The Last Dance lets Michael Jordan take shots at a dead GM with no rebuttal. Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Season 2 is exactly as good as you hoped. The Boys Episode 5 is back and leaning in. Zodiac might genuinely be the best movie of the 2000s. Mike's new book Going the Distance: Stallone, Philly, and the Story of Rockydrops in November — pre-orders matter. Jay's dad secretly put raw eggs in his childhood milkshakes. And much MUCH more!MAKE SURE TO VISIT OUR SPONSOR: Steven Singer Jewelers!The TV Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Jay Black, with regular guests Angelo Cataldi and Rhea Hughes. Each week, we dive into the new Golden Age of Television, with a discussion of the latest shows and news. 

Rhea Hughes joins Joe DeCamara and Hugh Douglas to dissect the Phillies' difficult start and the growing rumors surrounding the Phillies possibly firing Rob Thomson. They also analyze the Eagles' draft strategy and share their frustration over the Sixers' recent playoff performance. 01:53 - Rhea Hughes Joins 04:30 - Rob Thomson's future 09:03 - Philadelphia Sports Frustration 11:17 - Eagles Draft Analysis 16:08 - Celebrity Softball Game

Hugh Douglas and Joe Giglio examine the Phillies' disastrous 9-19 start and advocate for hiring Alex Cora as the new manager if the Phillies fire Rob Thomson. They discuss the impact of Dave Dombrowski's roster decisions and the Eagles' draft strategy with guest Rhea Hughes. They also look at the Sixers' recent struggles and hold a ticket giveaway for a celebrity softball game. 01:50 - Phillies Disaster 06:15 - Phillies Manager Questions 15:01 - Front Office Failures 27:27 - Rhea Hughes Joins 36:36 - Sixers And Eagles 42:06 - Hugh's Clues

Send us Fan MailAngelo, Rhea, and Jay are back, and this week the conversation starts with a question nobody in Hollywood wants to answer: what happens to late night when the networks just... give up? Byron Allen didn't pitch a show to CBS. He BOUGHT the time slot. The gang breaks down what it means when a broadcast network stops programming and starts renting, Angelo predicts every late night show you know is already dead, and Norm MacDonald gets posthumously vindicated for telling us "Comics Unleashed" was never what it claimed to be.THEN: Project Hail Mary just crossed $600 million worldwide on a story with no explosions, no universe-ending stakes, and apparently no studio confidence (Amazon MGM nearly pulled it after two weeks). So why did audiences show up in massive numbers? The gang makes the case that word of mouth still works, and studios are just too scared to let it.ALL THAT PLUS: Neil Gaiman, Good Omens, and the impossible question of whether the audience deserves a better ending than the situation allows. Angelo skips Balls Up AND Outcome so you don't have to. Rhea brings a French serial killer series from Hulu that actually has good dubbing. A book about the first nine years of The Simpsons. A Mother's Day gift that involves real diamonds and actual thought. And much MUCH more!MAKE SURE TO VISIT OUR SPONSOR: Steven Singer Jewelers!The TV Show is a weekly podcast hosted by Jay Black, with regular guests Angelo Cataldi and Rhea Hughes. Each week, we dive into the new Golden Age of Television, with a discussion of the latest shows and news. 

Joe Giglio and Hugh Douglas analyze the Flyers' physical dominance and commanding series lead over the Penguins. They transition to the Phillies' historic offensive slump, debating whether Alec Bohm should be benched or sent to the minors. Rhea Hughes joins to discuss the ongoing speculation surrounding A.J. Brown's status and the Eagles' upcoming joint practices in Foxborough. 01:00 - Flyers Series Dominance 08:20 - Phillies Batting Woes 18:10 - A.J. Brown Trade Rumors 20:52 - Kevin Long Critique