Two nights before, actually.
I usually enjoy The Ticket's draft coverage even if I don't have a lot of interest in the draft. I only got to listen to about two hours of it this time around, Thursday evening. The time leading up to and just following the Cowboys' pick.
It was OK, certainly didn't punch out, but it seemed somehow . . . I dunno, undernourished. In the past, The Ticket seemed to have made an investment in the draft, really talked it up, promoted the coverage heavily. Not so much this year, just the guys in the studio, and Cumulus didn't even turn the air conditioning on for them.
There wasn't the same verve and, I daresay, the same preparation we have heard in years past. Norm mispronounced names of at least two of the top batch of picks, and on one occasion he was corrected incorrectly by one of the other hosts.
Bob was good, as usual, but seemed kind of checked out, not really fully engaged. I can't put my finger on it. No criticism, I just got the feeling that maybe he wasn't all that interested in fighting with all the other voices.
As other commenters have observed, Corby was one guy too many. Nothing to add on the football front. And he was doing something peculiar: Every once in awhile he -- at least I think it was him -- would start mumbling quietly when someone else was trying to talk, like nonsense syllables or something under his breath, and Norm would simply stop and the air would go dead. Some really weird moments.
Bright spot: David Moore.
I miss Junior Miller's capsule bios of the players following their selection. Little jewels of reportage and wit.
Draft coverage should be Norm, Bob, and one or the other David (Newbury or Moore). Whether they're all in the same room or divided up between the draft venue, Valley Ranch, and Victory Park, you'd just have a cleaner, livelier, and more informative show.
Corby's main contribution was his reaction to the Cowboys not taking Johnny F. It made the promo.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if it's a byproduct of your admittedly restricted listening time each week, but to my ears the draft was every bit as hyped as it has been in years past.
ReplyDeleteI think Bob just having returned from a London/soccer whirlwind vacation had to have something to do with him (as you rightly point out) seeming neither as prepared nor as invested in it as years past.
As far as Norm goes: look, the guy is about to turn 70. He's been slipping more and more over the last few years. It's becoming more noticeable. It occurs on a more frequent basis. And as we've seen in this year's draft coverage, it happens when Norm ought to be/usually is at his best. Today, about two hours into the draft, he started getting silly. The kind of silly that at one time would have caused (and did in Rhyner's case) Norm to lose his s*** on air and throw the person off. It was obvious his co-hosts were taken a bit back by his behavior. Specially at such an early stage in the day's coverage. After round two (last night), Norm seemed to become somewhat disinterested. Bottom line is, he's getting older. It appears his zeal, or at least the sustaining of said zeal for extended periods, is not what it once was. That's to be expected. But I do have to wonder if the Cat and/or Dan Bennett are thinking "yeah, it might be time to do this from the studio or even make a big live remote out of it. Eh, the magic and the effort put into it by its proprietor and advocate (Norm) isn't what it once was, and fiscal times are tough here in Dickey Bros. Land," I do wonder. . .
Donovan has been solid. You can tell he's really sharpened his game.
David Moore, when he's gently reminded that he doesn't work for the Cowboys and is therefore free to actually express his real opinion, is great.
David Newbury IS what Norm used to be vis-a-vis the draft. He has Norm's passion and Goose's ability to cut through the b.s. and tell it like it is.
I appreciate and enjoy the draft coverage. In truth, I don't understand why Norm needs to be in NYC. What with technology the way it is. It isn't as if he's getting hot tips and inside info like he used to. There was a time when that would happen, and we here in Dallas would know before anyone else in the country that so and so was about to be picked by team x. It was pretty cool. Those days are long gone now. I guess it's an expensive tip of the hat/perk for a radio hall of famer. Who knows, maybe it's written into his contract.
I wouldn't be surprised if Norm included in his contract negotiations a clause requiring the station to send him to NY for the draft every year.
ReplyDeleteBob tweeted that he was going to try and keep draft coverage 80% about the Cowboys. So I think whenever Norm went off on the Jaguars secondary needs or somesuch his silence or disengagement was meant to not keep that conversation going.
ReplyDeleteTrending on TSJ are the crutch phrases "I don't know" and "I don't care". Should I?
ReplyDeleteA big shout out to Sean Bass for ruining 4 hours of recorded soccer games for me. The guy could give a rip about soccer, but feels the need to show his sports bona fides by tossing out that Man City won the Premiership at the end of TSJ. The fact he did it shows he doesn't follow the game. The games on on early and most people record them and watch them later in the morning/early afternoon. Anyone who follows it, knows this. Again. Thanks, Sean.
ReplyDeleteYou've got to be kidding. The games were on at the shockingly early time of 9am Central time. If you cared that much you certainly were watching live rather than listening to TSJ.
ReplyDeleteYou WERE LISTENING to sports radio Holmes....
ReplyDeleteAnon @ 11:52:
ReplyDeleteWell thanks for spoiling it for me!
Anon 11:52:
ReplyDeleteDid you shout out to Sean: "Hey Dill"
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ReplyDeleteSo I make a comment about Sean Bass, get slammed for it, rebut without using a curse word, and stating the obvious about why people dvr something because I'm being slammed by people who also dvr stuff for the same reason but just want to be "get over it/on the right side of the issue" type of "pragmatic thinking" people… I get my comment deleted.
ReplyDeleteNo wonder this place is getting more GIML by the comment.
230, you got your damned comment deleted because of scurrilous name-calling, and you know it.
ReplyDeleteIf you are a reader, you know I'm deleting for tone violations these days.
It's how I'm trying to keep this place from becoming like GIML.
Going to have a spot of surgery today. Y'all get along in my absence. Survival likely.
ReplyDeleteShould be able to resume deleting later today.
thank you, p-man. the tone of dissension was palpable in the typings of 230 and i'm not kidding.
ReplyDeleteI didn't feel like the 'ramp up' was any different than previous years and I've never been a P1 of listening to the draft once it starts. It does seem akward though to have a crew in NYC, at the station and at Valley Ranch. The little bit I did hear sounded somewhat akward as no one quite knew when it was their turn to talk.
ReplyDelete@Charles
ReplyDeleteI was getting ready today to comment on the same issue. It must be difficult to know when one is talking and one is finished.
I did find myself listening to a bit of the Fan's coverage and it wasn't bad, either. But there is only so much you can say/do with this kind of event.
Good luck to you, PMan. Even though you still drive a Conestoga and listen to a Philco, I hope you've at least embraced modern anesthesia and antibiotics.
ReplyDelete@ Pman. Good luck with the surgery and thanks for making me laugh about the comments on deleting posts.
ReplyDeleteYour first comment I almost thought it was Norm.
DeleteCan someone please explain what GIML is?
ReplyDeleteGIML = http://grubesismyleader.com/
ReplyDeleteIt's a Ticket-oriented forum where every thread inevitably turns into
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Thank you Birq
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ReplyDelete@Charles
I was getting ready today to comment on the same issue. It must be difficult to know when one is talking and one is finished.
I did find myself listening to a bit of the Fan's coverage and it wasn't bad, either. But there is only so much you can say/do with this kind of event.
May 12, 2014 at 9:59 AM
Fan's coverage was great. Broaddus is a huge add to the event. KT, Jeff Cavanaugh and he really put the film work in. Impressive. Fan just seemed so much more informed. Although I do appreciate KTCK adding a lead dog like Corby to the fold.
Just who in tarnation do you think you are to besmirch the greatness of GIML?
ReplyDeleteThat dumbass Corby says in one statement "so two guys are kissing...WHO CARES" next statement "I knew when I saw that, half of America would blow up"....so..DUMBASS CORBY..I guess maybe more people don't want to see it than you thot, huh?
ReplyDeleteslinky:
ReplyDeleteIs it the fact that they don't want to see it or they don't want to see it over and over and over and over and over, then a little bit of cake ,then over and over and over.?
I'm sick of the gay shit, media is force-feeding to us now. Watching HBO you'd think 40% of the world is gay. Enough!
ReplyDeleteThis is a little off topic, but is anyone else freaked out when Rhynes does live-spots for a technology company? He seems very out of his element when he's reading the copy word-for-word for a certain ISP (I can't remember which one exactly). When he starts spouting megabits/second and other techo-jargon, I feel this would have been better read by a younger person that probably understands better what he's reading.
ReplyDeleteYou should have heard Norm's spots for the CueCat back in 2000. Oh, those were PAINFUL.
ReplyDeleteUnless they're shilling for Hooters, whiskey or sandwiches, they're pretty much fish out of water. Do you think Norm knows or cares anything about home theater or where you get your energy in this world today? Do you think Corby or Danny know or care anything about BWM or Audi? Do you think any of them know or care anything about flowers, pajamas or berries? If you look at live spots objectively, it's ridiculous to have any of these guys trying to sell most of this stuff, but they do what they're paid to do and read what's written for them.
ReplyDeleteApril ratings out. G-Bag Nation continues to climb, up from #7 to #6.
ReplyDeleteDan mentioned something yesterday or the day before that I thought was an interesting nugget. Bob mentioned something about the book "Collision Low Crossers", which was written by a guy they had on, Nicholas Dawidoff. At the time they had him on it seemed relevant and it didn't stick out as being out of place. But when Bob mentioned the book again this week, Dan said something like this:
ReplyDelete"Oh yeah, that was the guy we had to have on in order to get Denis Leary as a guest."
I'm sure this goes on all the time with agents/representatives offering a bigger name if shows will also put on a smaller name, but it was just interesting to hear some inside-baseball on how bookings sometimes come about.
I died laughing at the Muser's Dale Hanson bit! Hanson is such a frickin blowhard phony! Muser's are greatness!
ReplyDeleteDid anyone hear Bob confirm that L4G is in fact from Cleveland? He did, and Dan went silent for an instant then moved on. I know that it's been pretty much confirmed that L4G is a Cleveland chum of Dan's, but still, to hear confirmed what was once top secret is something that doesn't happen everyday. The old curtain is not pulled back like for us P1s like it used to be.
ReplyDeleteWhile I'm not sure as to why the (what appears to be the same) Anon(s) who keeps making "The FAN is now doing this, this show is doing that, and how in general awesome The FAN is/is becoming, I kind of like it. (After all, this is MTC, not MFC--sorry Anon/s, you aren't going to convert anyone here.) It reminds me of the old days in radio when competing stations and their listeners would go at each other, commit acts of sabotage, and have a general dislike for each other. Kind of like that old WKRP episode where the WPIG pig and the WKRP carp had a set-to in the mens room! Good times, IMHO.
The Dennis Leary thing brings to mind an old buddy who used to book bands for a smallish venue back in the mid-late 90s. Often times when he'd try to pull in a bigger act, their management would say "OK, but I have an no-name, new band on my roster that I'm going to need to you book for a show, as well." The sort of thing BAD had to go through to get Leary is common.
How does radio talent in different locations know when it's their turn to talk?
ReplyDeleteThey should take a lesson from Dana Larson and Emily Jones. When they say "guys" they are throwing it back to Buzz and Tom.
Wes:
ReplyDeleteI did hear the Bob mention of L4G being from cleveland. And there was an audible pause from Dan, and you could almost feel Dan glaring at Bob across the table for a split second.
But it's been really obvious considering he knows all the "well!" athletes on wtds...and if you listen to him talk, he has an obvious ohio accent
And for the record, add me to the list of people absolutely sick of the gay agenda being shoved down our throats...similarly, watching how the mob mentality completely sweeps across society with respect to the michael sam and donald sterling issues, it scares me to think who the mob might come after next...
ReplyDeleteAnd it often bothers me how our ticket heroes fall right in line with the mob..
You hear george and bob raising thoughtful questions, but outside of that, everyone is quick to say what's popular at the moment
Politics are killing this site. Really, no one cares if you're offended or not. You don't listen have to listen. Why can't this site be fun?
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ReplyDeleteI think Booth eye care needs to update their promo video here, just sayin.
If Corby and Danny would do the research online like we did, they would know that the global warning debate goes beyond "conservatives hate Al Gore."
ReplyDeleteBTW - Mike set the table for the discussion and then sat back and let Corby and Danny rant the segment out. I believe we have identified this as a problem.
warning = warming
ReplyDeleteThought I would bring this to the table.
ReplyDeleteFile this under 'cross-pollination'
"Tobin stopped by and gave me the box of Ale House House posters and T-shirts that I wanted to send to Mike the Legend and the other guys in Dallas. We didn't have the perfect sizes in the Baby Reuben's, but I think we had everything else. I wish I could listen to the their sports talk show in Chicago; Brady explained how to listen to them via the internet , but so far I haven't been able to figure it out. I really need a computer teacher."
Do you remember the road trip last year for THL up to Chicago? Do you also recall Mike mentioning meeting an old guy at the Ale House? That is the guy. Bruce Cameron Elliott, Geriatric Genius.
He's on blogspot too, has a book coming out at some point or another. Worth checking out.
Pman, have you ever had an email from the Fan folks? As ridiculous as it seems, I do think they visit here some. Seems a bit far fetched, but life is strange.
I only listen to the fan for their cowboy coverage. They kiss jerra's and the cowboy's ass so much, that it is comical. After last year, Ben said Romo had a better year than Brady.
ReplyDeleteWe found out how long you get to be the official Cowboy station if you don't kiss Jerry's a@@.
ReplyDeleteI hardly every hear The Fan kiss Jerry's ass. It's full of Cowboys negativity.
ReplyDeletecactus, there is what comes off as a concerted, albeit small, effort by either one or two anonymi who seem bound and determined to bring in listeners to The FAN. I agree with Wes in that I've no problem with it. I think it's a Sisyphean endeavor, but more power to this person or people.
ReplyDeleteWhoever it is, the more the merrier. The chicken has super long commercial breaks, anyways. Swing on by!
ReplyDeleteHey fanfans, where is the fan message boards?
ReplyDeleteKT I wasn't counting you. You have been open about identifying yourself, keep rolling that stone.
ReplyDeleteDo fanfans have their own message board or blog?
KT, if The Chicken has long breaks, it's only because The FART, despite being home to the Cowboys and NASCAR and having CBS deep pockets, can't garner the amount of advertisers The Ticket can. If it could, it would, and thus the breaks would be longer. 'Preciate your enthusiasm and openness, but c'mon, pal.
ReplyDelete@Anon 10:20
ReplyDeleteOh how WRONG you are. It has nothing to do with the amount of advertisers each station has. If you read the reports, the difference is marginal at best. However, KTCK advertisers do PAY more. The reason KTCK has long breaks is because the shows do not give two **** about respecting Cat and running their clock correctly. There's no recourse for them blabbing on and going off on wild tangents, and being late, so they do it continually. KTCK is always making up for lost time, that is why their breaks are so long. Additionally, Cumulus is always behind the 8 ball b/c of their debt, so they are constantly trying to fit more spots at lower $ into breaks. Thus, you have your longer breaks. The classroom is always open.
Ahhh the night before. Love was in your eyes. Ahhhh the night before. When I held you near you were so sincere. Treat me like you did the night before!
ReplyDelete@1115am
ReplyDeleteTroll who works at The FAIL, time is time is time is time. If Corbles blabbers on an additional segment's worth of blabbering, then the break might seem longer but then so to does the content seem longer. They have x amount of hours to fill in the paid for adverts, chief. They have x amount of ads. How they fit them in, well, there's the EZ puzzle and then the challenging one. Most shows choose the latter. Regardless the amount of actual on air content and ads are the same. It might FEEL or SEEM like there's less on air content. But that's only your senses FAILING you, playing tricks on you. Basic concept of time. Your classroom FAILS its students, like your employer and coworkers do their minuscule amounts of listeners. Got it, turbo? Good.
@ 11:15
ReplyDeleteHow many commercial blocks are there supposed to be if every segments ends on time?
@540
ReplyDeleteI get what you're saying, but you write as if you're on Xanax.
@1115
This is what, the 3rd or 4th thread, at least, that you've come on all smartest guy in the room like. You're not. Give up the ghost. As incoherent as 540 writes, he/she/it is right. 545 puts in succinct fashion what 540 was attempting to say. If you're so bleeping smart and everyone else is beneath you, you know, being the smartest db in the room and all, why are you here? Why do you deign to address us fools? Since you do it over and again, and still, we fools refuse, are unable, to learn from your seat of wisdom, what does this say about you, Sage? It says a lot. None of it too flattering.
Cactus, I do not hear from FAN guys. I get very few emails even from Confessors.
ReplyDeleteOn the subject of FAN people, I don't find the sometimes obvious boosterism in the comments all that troublesome. So someone likes the FAN, or works there, so what? They're pretty easy to spot, never insulting (unlike some Confessors) and, as noted, KT lets his FAN flag fly. He's in there slugging for his employer, and he's proud of it, and he doesn't overdo it. OK with me.
I feel bad that I haven't gotten around to reviewing Ben & Skin (I never listen to any of the other shows). I need to set aside a couple of weeks and give that showgram a fair shot.
In the meantime, looks like I need to defend my Cowlishaw & Mosely listening. I've trended back to The Hardline lately, and really got a kick out of Cat's Nelson memories today -- not so much the breast-measurement story, but the behind-the-scenes grabass-fest in the charity pavilion (forget its actual name).
I can address a few things here. As far as the commercial breaks, although i'm not aware of the specific data, it has to do with the way the program director sets the clocks.
ReplyDeleteThe Fan is set to have shorter segments/shorter breaks while the Ticket is set to have longer segments/longer breaks.
Personally, The Ticket's clock fits my style of doing radio better, but it also makes general sports segments very easy to cruise through.
As far as the term Fan Fan…i've never used it…and never will. I think it's bad and kind of a byproduct of whatever The Fan used to be. I'm not here begging people to listen or anything, i'm just saying the station is different than what it was. When I worked at the ticket, never once did I hear anybody (online or in person) say they were starting to listen to The Fan a little bit, and that's starting to happen a little bit now. Nothing earth shattering or anything, but it's a start. This is a long con, otherwise I wouldn't have left The Ticket. You don't have to believe me, that's cool, but swing on by during the 7 minute 1310 commercials! Take care. Bewm.
And just to be clear. The Ticket is 3 segments an hour while The Fan is 4 segments an hour.
ReplyDeleteAgain, no data here to support me, but I'm guessing each station is about 40 minutes content-15 Spots-5 Promos/Tickers/Flashes
It also depends on day part as AM and PM drive usually have more commercials.
Lee Trevino is a freakin' hoot. I rememeber laughing this much the last time the Courage Boys had him on.
ReplyDeleteJoe Letsche - you SUCK! I have no clue why Norm likes the guy, he's a complete a-hole and has the biggest bag of nothing I've ever heard. Hey Letsche I pray you for some reason look at this site - bro it's not the Norm and Joe show whenever you're around. Take a fugging clue from Sirois who is an actual legitimate producer and know your role! God you suck.
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ReplyDeleteRandom gentle afternoon musings...
ReplyDeleteEarlier this week, I walk out of work, get in the car, start it, open the windows, turn on the radio and hear Corky spouting off something about how if people were only hearing Dylan when he sang this way...
...and 3, 2, 1. I'm out. I sure am glad that I found that old iPod and loaded it up to keep in the car.
Why doesn't Craig participate in the Raising Cane's and JR's Steakhouse spots? I know that there are other spots that he doesn't do, but it seems like those are spots that are done by one of the three (ex: Gordon) but joined in with a voice by another (Neil Young Moose). Does Craig ever do food/restaurant spots?
Speaking of tuning out: I made it about 30 seconds into Rhadigan's filibuster. I like Followill but he needs a new partner for these fill-in gigs.
ReplyDeleteSo the thing is, that the content/commercial stuff really does differ per station, and the ticket REALLY does have more commercials, less content. Regardless of who pays more or has more ads, or who's content is better, or how the clock is structured, there is an actual report for this stuff, and it does differ, quite a bit.
ReplyDeleteYou want to know why the Ticket has more commercials?
ReplyDeleteBecause they can sell them.
And they've got some high dollar salaries to pay.
So much for The Fan building momentum.
ReplyDeleteThere is no way that just because atmospheric CO2 levels have hit 402 ppm well above the 3 million year trend of 210-315 ppm that these little CO2 gas molecules will trap more heat. After all Rush Limbaugh who is widely considered one of the top climate scientists in the world said so. Did I miss a global warming debate on the little ticket?
ReplyDeleteJohn Rhadigan will always send be to the Fan.
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't a global warming debate. It was a (uninformed)filibuster by Corby and Danny.
ReplyDeleteGood because there really is no more debate about Anthropogenic Global Warming as there is about cigarette smoking and health. The real debate is whether we do anything or just leave it to the grandchildren to figure out..
ReplyDeleteWe're not going to get into a global warming debate here, but it's my blog so I'll simply observe that while CO2 has indeed increased in recent years, global temperatures have not. Human activity affects the environment in many ways and it would be surprising if they do not affect climate. The scientific debate on how much it does so is much livelier than the United Nations and the Obama Administration would care to acknowledge. The debate is ongoing. It certainly is not at the point where massive changes in political and industrial policy are called for.
ReplyDeleteEnd of sermon. Further posts on the merits of global warming activism or skepticism will be deleted. (Sorry, passive voice skeptics.)
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ReplyDeleteMy income is approaching the very comfortable level
ReplyDeleteWhen did it become the Norm Hitzges and Joe Lechi show. My god can someone muzzle him. He somehow has gone from single A to the Big Leagues with only high school talent. Dude sucks...
ReplyDeleteTC wholeheartedly agrees with you.
ReplyDeleteOn the Hardline, when someone other than Mike is speaking such as during an interview you hear an "mmmhmm" is this a drop from Mike or is this his bit?
ReplyDeleteDanny does it when Corby or Mike are telling a story and Rhynes does it when the other boys are talking. I too have noticed it. Not a drop
ReplyDeletePoor TC.
ReplyDelete2 months. TC got a raw deal.
ReplyDeleteAnybody else loving this Corby-less Hardline?
ReplyDelete@836
ReplyDeleteSo is TC's tenure in Florida already over? Or you referring to something else?
@Joe Letsche haters
I have to say, I've been a long time listener and have heard Joe over the years, but man oh man I don't remember him being such a mic hog. He's pushy and overbearing when he speaks. Last week he asked Seabass to do some quick research for him over the air. Boy, you could hear the steam coming from Sean's ears. He also butted in during birthdays to make sure Gordo read his (Joe's) mother's before Gordo got to it. Gordo's tone was one that said "put out and put off," to say the least. Not sure when "this Joe" came about, but I hope it goes back to where it came from.
@Pman
Thanks for putting global warming bulsh in its place. As you say, this isn't the forum. The person who kept making the "science is settled" comments sure smacked of the Smartest Guy in the Room commenter who keeps, unfortunately, popping up.
@906
Loved today's THL. That was the lineup I was hoping we'd get after GW was fired. Don't know if anyone remembers, but Cat inadvertently sent out en masse an email that seemed intended for a selected focus group asking who the group would like to see as the new 3rd HL host. Myself and many others chose Followill. When I hear presentations like today's, it makes me wish that would've happened. Obviously it can't, what with Mark's Mavs gig. Still, a P1 can dream. Also, with no Cobra, Mike had to steer the ship and stay focused, like he used to in the old days. That helps out, a lot.
What happened to TC?
ReplyDeleteTC said on his twitter that he was let go. That sucks.
ReplyDeleteTC posted on his Twitter feed that he and his co-host were let go today. He decided to go see Godzilla.
ReplyDeleteDamn. That's too bad. I can't say I'm surprised, but still, that sucks. The guy just moved for crying out loud.
ReplyDeleteI think the most likely reasons for his termination are fairly evident. Personally, I'm not going go that direction. I think TC has been bar stool psychoanalyzed to death in these com boxes, as it is. No need for, at least on my part, any further waxing in that direction. I do wonder if there is a place for him back at The Ticket? The semi scorched earth way in which he left probably means "no." But you never do know.
I guess Pman's TC prediction might be off in the future. I also wonder if one Joe Letsche is doing a little schadenfreude two step right about now? Seeing how TC actually named his name where Ticket a holes are concerned.
Good luck to you, TC. I hope you land another gig, soon. A good one, at that.
The TC saga sounds like a good subject for a new post. Predictions? I think either Financial Analyst, a replacement for Joe Letsche on Norm's show, or a KT type person on the Fan. Or maybe TC and Jake will take IJB over to the Fan and replace K and C Masterpiece
ReplyDeleteYou know, Corby (the THL in general) are pretty loose with their pot talk. I'm not the narc type but it IS illegal. Therefore, I believe it shouldn't be talked about in the terms it is while on the air. When they discussed the text messages they received for Followill to fill in they basically said Corby was baked. Things like that shouldn't make it to the air. Corby and Danny set the tone for that show and it's not a good one. I would be so game for Mike to have some mature hosts to do a show with. It's wasting his on air talent...just wasting away.
ReplyDeleteT4…..Well put, sir.
ReplyDeleteAgree T4,
ReplyDeleteEven if it were legal in TX, Cumulus could decide the activity isn't consistent with their corporate standards.
Shaggy, what did you mean by so much for Fan momentum? Did something happen over there?
ReplyDeleteBack to 3rd in the ratings
ReplyDeleteStay tuned Shaggy.
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