Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Somers

What do you learn from three decades of working the late shift on sports radio? Steve Somers, the beloved Shmoozer on WFAN and author of a new memoir Me Here, You There, joined Bradley and his longtime producer Paul Rosenberg for a live conversation late last year at P&T Knitwear. "All through high school, all I tried to do was call in to The Fan and I could never get on," says Bradley (a fellow die-hard Mets fan like Steve), "so this is my first real chance."This episode was taped at P&T Knitwear at 180 Orchard Street — New York City's only free podcast recording studio.Send us an email with your thoughts on today's episode: info@firewall.media.Be sure to watch Bradley's TED Talk on Mobile Voting at https://go.ted.com/bradleytusk.Subscribe to Bradley's weekly newsletter and follow Bradley on Linkedin + Substack + YouTube.

Hour 5: Tommy talks about the next Giants GM, Jets issues and promoting Steve Somers causes an issue between with Tommy and Rosie.

Boomer & Gio react to a Mets reset after Edwin Diaz and Pete Alonso sign with other teams. Plus, Gio is tired of the basic takes he keeps hearing from Mets fans; the guys react to the Sherrone Moore situation; Steve Somers joins the program to promote his new book; Boomer reacts to news Quentin Jammer played games drunk and reveals if he ever suspected teammates of playing under the influence; the guys make their Week 15 NFL picks.

Steve Somers joins us in the studio to talk about his new book which is all about his career. It's called, ‘Me Here, You There'. In place of a full Jerry update, Sal Licata joins us in the studio as today is his last day at WFAN. In the final segment of the week, our NFL picks for week 15.

Joe Burrow's cryptic comments about not having fun ignite furious debate on a possible trade to the Jets—but the massive dead cap hit makes a move "no way." The Giants' coaching hunt gets serious with multiple AFC North coaches potentially available, while Boomer compares Jets QB prospect Fernando Mendoza to Trevor Lawrence and argues they must trade up to get him. Hear a furious rant from Todd Bowles who blamed his players for the Bucs' epic collapse, plus the legendary Steve Somers joins us in the studio for his new book, 'Me Here, You There,' and, of course, our NFL Week 15 picks!

The Legend Steve Somers joins us in the studio to talk about his new book which is all about his career. It's called, ‘Me Here, You There'. Available wherever you buy books.

Step inside the golden era of New York sports radio with two absolute legends. In this episode of The Three Inning Fan Show with Kelley Franco, I sit down with Steve Somers, beloved WFAN host of 30+ years and author of the new book “Me Here and You There,” along with longtime WFAN update anchor Bob Heussler.We dive deep into Steve's extraordinary journey—his humble beginnings, his relentless perfectionism, and the early years at WFAN when he genuinely believed one mistake would get him fired. Steve opens up about defeating cancer, finding family within the walls of WFAN, and the moments that shaped his iconic on-air personality.You'll hear hilarious behind-the-scenes stories, including:- The infamous day Steve got stuck in the WFAN elevator for 90 minutes and had to climb out through a 1-foot opening- The wild cruise story where his girlfriend ran off with the waiter- Early WFAN chaos, lessons from the newsroom, and the recent wave of layoffs shaking the stationPlus: Bob and Steve pull back the curtain on the birth of Mike and the Mad Dog—their rocky start, early tension, and how they transformed into the most influential sports talk duo in history.If you love WFAN, New York sports, or the personalities who defined the station for generations, this is a must-watch conversation.*Music by Podington Bear

On this Monday edition of Sid & Friends in the Morning, Sid details his disdain for President Donald Trump's praise for New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani during their meeting at the White House on Friday focusing on shared goals despite disagreements, particularly on affordability issues and federal funding. Sid cites Trump's defense of Zohran in the face of reporter questions and revisits the possibility of designating certain organizations, like the Muslim Brotherhood, as terrorist groups. Additionally, Rosenberg discusses Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green's resignation following a fallout with Trump over the Epstein files. Anthony D'Esposito, David Paterson, John Catsimatidis, Naomi Rosenberg & Steve Somers join Sid on this Monday installment of Sid & Friends in the Morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sports Radio Personality Steve Somers calls into the show to talk about his illustrious career as a sports talk radio host. The conversation highlights Somers' impact on the New York sports scene, including his famous monologues and his distinctive vernacular. Somers talks about his new book, Me Here, You There? My Three Decades Overnight and shares anecdotes about his relationship with celebrities like Jerry Seinfeld and Christopher Mad Dog Russo. The interview also touches on Somers' memorable moments, including his promotion of the Rangers-Islanders rivalry and his unique way of referring to the New York Mets as the 'Metropolitans.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Bill Donohue welcomes longtime sports talk radio host Steve Somers to discuss his new book, Me Here, You There: My Three Decades Overnight, Under the Covers, Schmoozing S-P-O-R-T-S as Captain Midnight for WFAN. Later, Bill talks with former New York Rangers defenseman and Hockey Hall-of-Famer, Brad Park.

Keith opens up his Wednesday show by thanking the Schmooze, Steve Somers for all he has done for him as he follows his 2 1/2 hour schmooze. Keith then gets into the sports, including Mike Kafka talking to the media and a busy day for Scott Boras at the MLB GM Meetings.

The schmoozer returns to the WFAN airwaves to give an update on his book, "Me Here, You There" as well as give you his thoughts on the happenings with the Giants, Jets and more!

Steve Somers Entire Schmooze from 7:00PM-9:30PM on Wednesday, November 12th!

In Hour 4, Steiny and Evan are joined by longtime WFAN host Steve Somers!

Hear the best interviews of the week on WFAN, including Joe Benigno on the Jets, Brian Baldinger on the Giants, Ian Begley on the Knicks, and Steve Somers on everything.

Hear the best interviews of the week on WFAN, including Joe Benigno on the Jets, Brian Baldinger on the Giants, Ian Begley on the Knicks, and Steve Somers on everything.

Hear the best interviews of the week on WFAN, including Joe Benigno on the Jets, Brian Baldinger on the Giants, Ian Begley on the Knicks, and Steve Somers on everything.

Boomer reacts to the NYC mayoral debate. Chauncey Billups hit with mafia-linked poker charges. Pickles in bags? Limp pickles? C-Lo updates on Knicks' win over the Cavs. Steve Somers goes full phlegm on BT & Sal, while Trey Hendrickson claims Pound Town Drive. Plus, Knicks' Mitchell Robinson questions linger as Somers' on-air headphone woes get a revisit!

Steve Somers was on with BT & Sal and he made a very phlegmy sound multiple times. The Moment of The Day: Bengals' Trey Hendrickson lives on Pound Town Drive.

Knicks start the season strong with Mike Brown's first win over the Cavs, and C-Lo brings all the Garden hype. Jets chaos erupts as Justin Fields is blindsided by Woody Johnson's comments, while Glenn and Cimini clash over QB drama. NBA shocks continue: Terry Rozier and Chauncey Billups arrested in an FBI sports gambling probe. Boomer weighs in on the NYC mayoral debate, Steve Somers steals airwaves with phlegmy on-air sounds, and Bengals' Trey Hendrickson claims Pound Town Drive!

WFAN legends collide as Steve Somers joins BT & Sal live in the studio to promote his new book, Me Here, You There (out November 18th). Somers delivers his signature unscripted insights, revealing his path from a kid on the Left Coast to a defining voice in New York sports. He reflects on his "intimate connection" with the listeners, the Mets adopting him, and wild career moments, including watching the Immaculate Reception film with John Madden and getting into the ring with Muhammad Ali. Somers also shares the surprising (and forbidden) gambling-related origin of his famous "over the night and under the covers" catchphrase, weighs in on which sport has changed the most (football!), and explains why he can't go to the dentist!

BT & Sal welcome legendary WFAN host Steve Somers to the studio to discuss his new book, Me Here, You There, available for pre-order on November 18th. The interview is fiery and deeply personal, covering his incredible career journey, from boxing three rounds with Muhammad Ali and watching the Immaculate Reception with John Madden, to his decades at WFAN. Somers reveals sensitive, never-before-heard stories about overcoming prostate cancer and his struggle with alcoholism (which led to a 30-day rehab stint) while working the overnight shift. He also offers honest, behind-the-scenes takes on his difficult midday pairing with Russ Salzberg and details his unlikely friendship and correspondence with Jerry Seinfeld, who wrote the book's foreword.

BT & Sal sit down with legendary WFAN host Steve Somers to promote his new book, "Me Here, You There." The interview is anything but a schmooze, as Somers discusses the deeply personal stories he kept hidden from listeners for decades, including battling prostate cancer and his decision to go to rehab early in his WFAN career to get sober. Somers reveals the struggle of caring for his disabled brother while maintaining his demanding on-air persona, explaining why he never burdened his callers with his real-life turmoil. He also clarifies the origin of the yellow legal pad and shares his philosophy on writing for radio: simplicity for the ear.

BT & Sal have WFAN legend Steve Somers live in studio to promote his new book, Me Here, You There: My Three Decades Overnight Under the Covers Schmoozing Sports as Captain Midnight for WFAN. The conversation quickly ignites as Somers reveals unbelievable stories from the book, including: Howard Cosell getting him suspended for criticizing Cosell as a "caricature of himself." Joan Rivers calling his overnight show to recommend a cleaning lady. The painful 1975 cruise vacation where his girlfriend left him for the table's waiter (his "ship of fools" moment). His shocking first meeting with Jerry Seinfeld in a bodega. The hosts praise Somers' "crazy" edge and undeniable talent, arguing he never needed Seinfeld's celebrity, even as he details the generous emails and foreword Seinfeld contributed to the book. They also get his thoughts on everything from his favorite Rock and Roll (no "acid rock") to his younger days doing Evel Knievel-style stunts for TV in Atlanta.

WFAN legend Steve Somers joins BT & Sal live to promote his new book, "Me Here, You There," and things get fiery! Somers doesn't hold back, diving deep into the "controversial" history of his midday pairing with Russ Salzberg, labeling it a difficult "good cop, bad cop" situation. He defends his honesty about Salzberg's low solo ratings and non-radio style, recalling the strained relationship and Salzberg's mockery of the "Fearless Forecaster." Somers also reflects on the "intimate" nature of radio, the "treacherous" side of the broadcasting business, and shares his appreciation for the WFA community and the show's history.

Steve Somers from WFAN joined Adam in studio to talk about his book "Me Here, You There," how he got started at WFAN, building an overnight following, his style of hosting a radio show, how he met Jerry Seinfeld, leaning into his New York Rangers fandom during the 90s, his favorite all-time callers, and much more.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Steve Somers has a new book out and he left a signed copy for Gio. It's called, ‘Me Here, You There'. We randomly picked out two stories to read, neither of which seemed completely accurate.

Steve Somers' memoir is out. Then callers torched the Jets' tackling effort, saying it looks like they don't care—Boomer pushed back, but the losing culture still hangs over Gang Green. Mix in Yankees chatter, OBJ speculation, and Jerry's postgame sound, and it was another hour of New York sports angst.

(1:20) — YANKEES: The Yankees continue to beat sub-.500 teams as they extend their win streak to five. (7:43) — METS: The Mets lose their series opener to the Marlins while looking to gain ground on the Phillies. Also, top prospect Jonah Tong makes his debut. (14:20) — GIANTS: With Micah Parsons getting traded to the Packers, can the Giants make noise in the NFC East? (17:26) — CALLS: Callers talk Yankees and Mets. (28:53) — TODD ZEILE: SNY's Todd Zeile talks about the Mets' success against the Phillies, Nolan McLean, and whether the Mets take the NL East lead. (51:35) — STEVE SOMERS: NY radio legend Steve Somers discusses his 50-year broadcasting career, Jerry Seinfeld, and his upcoming memoir, Me Here, You There: My Three Decades Overnight, Under the Covers, Schmoozing S-P-O-R-T-S as Captain Midnight for WFAN. The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming. Please visit www.rg-help.com to learn more about the resources and helplines available. We always want to hear from you! Leave JJ a message on the listener line at 917-382-1151. Follow JJ on Twitter: https://twitter.com/john_jastremski. Follow 'NYNY' on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nynytheringer/ Host: John Jastremski Guests: Steve Somers and Todd Zeile Producer: Stefan Anderson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 1 The Mets and Yankees had another frustrating night with losses. Boomer and Gio discussed the Mets' inconsistent performance, comparing them to the Knicks. Aaron Judge returns to the Yankees lineup as a DH, keeping Giancarlo Stanton out. Jerry's update included Yankees' loss to Texas, with key homers from Devin Williams and Josh Young. Max Fried struggled, and Brett Baty made a crucial error for the Mets. Aaron Glenn discussed game week prep. Jerry played a clip of "Dan in Warwick" asking about the NY and SF Giants, followed by a video of Eli Manning meeting the SF Giants and Mike Francesa, which Sal then tried to replicate with Dan in Warwick, but it was a dud. Hour 2 Joe Flacco is the Browns' new starting QB, with five QBs on the roster. The Giants have four QBs, with Russell Wilson clearly the starter; we discussed our interview with him at Giants camp, where Gio thought he was flattering Boomer. Dexter Lawrence requested only waist-up photos. We also discussed household robots. A caller noted our podcast is labeled 'explicit'. Jerry's update covered the Mets' loss to the Guardians despite Pete Alonso's HR and 4 RBIs, and Brett Bady's error. Kyle Schwarber hit his 40th HR. The Yankees lost to Texas with Pederson and Josh Young homering. Max Fried felt he didn't help his team enough. Cam Ward likes to relax at home. Mike McDaniel joked, "we're another day closer to death." In the final segment, a caller wanted Mike Francesa to replace Aaron Boone, leading Gio to imagine Francesa making a pitching change. Hour 3 We discussed NFL teams with the worst Super Bowl odds, including the Jets and Giants at 75-to-1 for their conference. Boomer noted a team often goes from last to first in their division, citing the Bears with Ben Johnson as a possibility. We emphasized the importance of a dynamic quarterback like Josh Allen for the Bills. The Jets and Giants' over/under for wins is 5 ½. Justin Fields faces a new offense, requiring a learning curve. Boomer predicts the Giants will win at least 6 games, expecting a strong defensive performance. Jerry provided an update after we talked about our Pebble Beach trip. The Yankees lost to Texas, with Devin Williams giving up a tying HR and Jake Bird the winning HR. The Mets lost to the Guardians due to Brett Baty's throwing error on a bunt. Steve Somers had Jerry Seinfeld on his podcast and is releasing a book. The Kraken mascot was charged by a bear while fishing in Alaska in full costume. The final segment covered the documentary 'Grizzly Man' and a caller's ineffective use of bear spray on a goose. Hour 4 Bear encounters in the woods were discussed, including calls from park rangers and a story about wiener dogs. Jerry shared bear attack sounds. The Yankees lost to the Rangers (Williams and Bird gave up homers) and the Mets to Cleveland (Baty's throwing error). Shedeur Sanders emphasized valuable reps and told his dad not to attend Browns practice. Saquon Barkley rehashed old material on Pardon My Take. The Moment of The Day featured Eddie Scozzare introducing himself to a grizzly bear. The final segment covered the Jets and Aaron Glenn having competitive hitting in practice, the expectation of starters playing in pre-season (especially Justin Fields), the debut of Hard Knocks with the Buffalo Bills, and whether Boomer and John Randle made up.

We discussed NFL teams with the worst Super Bowl odds, including the Jets and Giants at 75-to-1 for their conference. Boomer believes a last-place team often goes to first in their division, possibly the Bears with Ben Johnson. We emphasized the importance of a dynamic quarterback like Josh Allen. The Jets and Giants' over/under for wins is 5 ½. Justin Fields faces a new offense, requiring a learning curve. Boomer predicts the Giants will win at least 6 games, expecting big things from their defense. Jerry gave an update after we talked about our Pebble Beach trip. The Yankees lost to the Rangers with key home runs given up by Devin Williams and Jake Bird. The Mets also lost to the Guardians due to Brett Baty's throwing error. Steve Somers had Jerry Seinfeld on his podcast and is releasing a book. The Kraken mascot was charged by a bear while fishing in Alaska. We concluded the hour discussing the documentary ‘Grizzly Man' and a caller's unsuccessful attempt to use bear spray on a goose.

Jerry Recco and Willie Colon, filling in for B&G, kicked off the hour discussing young athletes' retirement and adjusting to constant home life. They then took a call from a listener who secretly takes time off from work to avoid his wife doing the same. C-Lo's update highlighted another Yankees shutout, the Thunder's near NBA Championship, and Gage Wood's College World Series no-hitter. A classic Steve Somers clip also played. The hour concluded with a debate about the Red Sox trading Rafael Devers, comparing it to the Luka Dončić trade.

Hour 1 Jerry Recco and Willie Colon hosted, covering the Yankees' shutout loss, previewing Mets/Braves, and discussing Willie's intruder alarm. C-Lo delivered updates, while they touched on Aaron Boone's comments on Volpe, Giancarlo Stanton's return, and Keith Hernandez's move. The show also mentioned OKC's near NBA title and a College World Series no-hitter, concluding with "What Would Willie Do?" Hour 2 Jerry Recco and Willie Colon, filling in for B&G, opened with Jets talk, as Willie stressed the need for Bryce Hall and Braelon Allen to lead the offense and called for "beef eaters." They covered the Yankees' 1-0 loss to the Angels, noting Giancarlo Stanton's two-hit return, and the Thunder's near NBA Championship. The hour concluded with a discussion on post-pandemic tipping. Hour 3 Jerry Recco and Willie Colon, filling in for B&G, kicked off the hour discussing young athletes' retirement and adjusting to constant home life. They then took a call from a listener who secretly takes time off from work to avoid his wife doing the same. C-Lo's update highlighted another Yankees shutout, the Thunder's near NBA Championship, and Gage Wood's College World Series no-hitter. A classic Steve Somers clip also played. The hour concluded with a debate about the Red Sox trading Rafael Devers, comparing it to the Luka Dončić trade. Hour 4 Jerry and Willie Colon are in for B&G. As we sit here on June 17, the Knicks don't seem any closer to signing a head coach. Willie was not happy with the Knicks firing Thibs. C-Lo returns for his final update of the day and starts with the Yankees getting shutout again, 1-0. Adam Schein had a little hyperbole for the Rafael Devers trade. The Moment of The Day: Willie Colon had a bathroom emergency at 4am in NYC. In the final segment of the show, we cleaned up the calls on the Knicks and Yankees.

Steve Somers left behind a used cough drop, tobacco, and a chewed fingernail in the studio. The Knicks play game 1 in Detroit tonight, and while Gio is pessimistic about their chances against a team nobody predicts them to beat, he acknowledges that sports miracles happen. Jerry's first update includes Jalen Brunson on the Knicks' keys to victory and Karl-Anthony Towns' insights from playing them this season. Indiana won game one in Cleveland. The Mets lost both games of yesterday's doubleheader to the Cardinals, and the Yankees dropped their second straight series to the Rays. Jerry recapped the wild double-OT Blues/Jets game. Scottie Scheffler dominated the Byron Nelson. Boomer finished the hour discussing the Five Borough Bike Tour, where he biked 40 miles in 2 hours and 32 minutes yesterday.

This week the guys discuss de Haan's comments and how he responded. Then Steve Somers formerly of WFAN joins the Breakaway to discuss his thoughts on this NYR season and time at WFAN. Finally the guys return and answer an hour's worth of 5 star questions because they hate themselves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week the guys discuss de Haan's comments and how he responded. Then Steve Somers formerly of WFAN joins the Breakaway to discuss his thoughts on this NYR season and time at WFAN. Finally the guys return and answer an hour's worth of 5 star questions because they hate themselves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The best guest appearances and interviews from Boomer & Gio, Tierney & Licata, Evan & Tiki and Keith McPherson from the past week. Featuring guests Giants legend and longtime NFL analyst Phil Simms; former Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff, who recently interviewed for the same job with the Jets; former Steelers head coach Bill Cowher; SNY Knicks and Nets reporter Ian Begley; and legendary former WFAN host Steve Somers.

The best guest appearances and interviews from Boomer & Gio, Tierney & Licata, Evan & Tiki and Keith McPherson from the past week. Featuring guests Giants legend and longtime NFL analyst Phil Simms; former Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff, who recently interviewed for the same job with the Jets; former Steelers head coach Bill Cowher; SNY Knicks and Nets reporter Ian Begley; and legendary former WFAN host Steve Somers.

The best guest appearances and interviews from Boomer & Gio, Tierney & Licata, Evan & Tiki and Keith McPherson from the past week. Featuring guests Giants legend and longtime NFL analyst Phil Simms; former Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff, who recently interviewed for the same job with the Jets; former Steelers head coach Bill Cowher; SNY Knicks and Nets reporter Ian Begley; and legendary former WFAN host Steve Somers.

Keith is joined by WFAN Legend Steve Somers to get his thoughts on Pete Alonso, the Mets, and much more.

(OPENING MONOLOGUE): Steve Somers opens up his show on Sunday December 22, 2024 by talking about the losses by both the Jets and Giants. He also talks about the Jets ownership issues and the drones surrounding Met Life Stadium.

Steve Somers Opening Monologue: The schmoozer, Steve Somers is back on WFAN following the Giants loss to the Ravens on Sunday. He talks about the Giants future, the throwback performance from Aaron Rodgers & Davantae Adams for the Jets and Juan Soto landing in Queens.

Steve Somers shares his thoughts on the Giants, Jets, Juan Soto choosing the Mets over the Yankees and much more on a Sunday evening in December!

(HOUR 3): Keith continues to talk about Juan Soto and also talks with the Schmoozer, Steve Somers about the big move.

(INTERVIEW): Keith chats with the living legend, Steve Somers to get his reaction to the Juan Soto news, as well as talk about the NYC sports scene.

Keith speaks with WFAN Legend, Steve Somers, to talk about the possibility of a Subway Series, the Jets moving-on from Robert Saleh, and much more!

On this Friday edition of Sid & Friends in the Morning, Sid delivers his final show from American soil before departing for Israel late tomorrow night in preparation for his week of shows live from the Jewish homeland starting on Monday. In other news of the day, hero marine Daniel Penny is back in court for his chokehold case regarding the incident on the subway that led to the death of Jordan Neely, rock star Bruce Springsteen officially endorses Kamala Harris for President, and the New York Mets keep their magical season going by eliminating the Milwaukee Brewers and moving on into the NLDS against the Philadelphia Phillies. Brian Kilmeade, Curtis Sliwa, Anthony D'Esposito, Steve Somers, Joe Tacopina, Mike Lawler and Brandon Lang join the program as we wrap up another week on Sid & Friends in the Morning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve Somers, legendary sports radio personality, joins Sid to discuss last night's magic in Milwaukee that saw the Mets eliminate the Brewers and move on to the NLDS. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

C-Lo has some old prank calls made to Steve Somers over the years.