I've been thinking this for a while, and it comes off as harsh, but now that I don't have to worry about Obama I can say it.

Matt Spiegel has a clear lack of desire to establish himself in the Chicago radio market. He flat out doesn't care. If I was still trying to establish myself in a market I wouldn't have my priorities on other stuff. He has a golden opportunity to establish himself here and be set for years. If it was me, I'd be on the air as much as possible and working my hardest to get the name recognition equal to some of the other hosts on the score.

I don't know what happened today, and it doesn't really matter much to me, but it's pretty clear that he doesn't view Chicago radio as his career. Maybe it's because he's a Boston fan. He'll look back and regret how he failed to become a player in Chicago sports radio.

If it was me, I'd be taking all my vacation time in the traditional radio "quiet periods" around the holidays and in February.

My advice to Spiegel would be to decide what you want to be before someone who is more motivated ends up leapfrogging you. For the record, I'm not talking about Jason Goff either. He's already on his way with or without you. It's someone else that's going to put the work in.

I've been thinking this for a while, and it comes off as harsh, but now that I don't have to worry about Obama I can say it.

Matt Spiegel has a clear lack of desire to establish himself in the Chicago radio market. He flat out doesn't care. If I was still trying to establish myself in a market I wouldn't have my priorities on other stuff. He has a golden opportunity to establish himself here and be set for years. If it was me, I'd be on the air as much as possible and working my hardest to get the name recognition equal to some of the other hosts on the score.

I don't know what happened today, and it doesn't really matter much to me, but it's pretty clear that he doesn't view Chicago radio as his career. Maybe it's because he's a Boston fan. He'll look back and regret how he failed to become a player in Chicago sports radio.

If it was me, I'd be taking all my vacation time in the traditional radio "quiet periods" around the holidays and in February.

My advice to Spiegel would be to decide what you want to be before someone who is more motivated ends up leapfrogging you. For the record, I'm not talking about Jason Goff either. He's already on his way with or without you. It's someone else that's going to put the work in.

I've been thinking this for a while, and it comes off as harsh, but now that I don't have to worry about Obama I can say it.

Matt Spiegel has a clear lack of desire to establish himself in the Chicago radio market. He flat out doesn't care. If I was still trying to establish myself in a market I wouldn't have my priorities on other stuff. He has a golden opportunity to establish himself here and be set for years. If it was me, I'd be on the air as much as possible and working my hardest to get the name recognition equal to some of the other hosts on the score.

I don't know what happened today, and it doesn't really matter much to me, but it's pretty clear that he doesn't view Chicago radio as his career. Maybe it's because he's a Boston fan. He'll look back and regret how he failed to become a player in Chicago sports radio.

If it was me, I'd be taking all my vacation time in the traditional radio "quiet periods" around the holidays and in February.

My advice to Spiegel would be to decide what you want to be before someone who is more motivated ends up leapfrogging you. For the record, I'm not talking about Jason Goff either. He's already on his way with or without you. It's someone else that's going to put the work in.

Is Matt Spiegel a Score employee, or does he work for Mac?

In the Dahl-Meier days, Garry was actually paid by Dahl, not the Loop.

And if his "boss" is OK with his schedule, then Spiegel should be too. Besides, he is on the Danny Mac Show. There aren't many people that are tuning in to hear him.

And if his "boss" is OK with his schedule, then Spiegel should be too. Besides, he is on the Danny Mac Show. There aren't many people that are tuning in to hear him.

I'm pretty sure your Hit and Run co-host is a Score employee.

speaking of, wasn't hit-n-ralph some sort of a phenomenon in that it seemed like more often than not there was a fill-in host? i can't say i was a regular listener, but i swear when i'd occasionally pop over it always seemed like one or even both of them were absent from the show.

btw tributosaurus isn't a gig, it's a way of life. as dan bernstein once explained it, it's not like they're one band.... they're every band.

Who is the co-host, or is he just yakking with the producers?

Who is the co-host, or is he just yakking with the producers?

I'm convinced that Bucky Chris is in fact Chris in St. Charles. The name change was a clever ruse to throw us off the scent so he can call into radio shows and yell about nonsense.

For the love of God enough with the Les _____ puns. They're beyond fucking stupid.