Did anyone else totally forget that Sherman and Tingle wound up at the Drive? I still can't wrap my head around the fact that the Drive became the Loop.

Damn, Q101 and 890 are losing to a computer that plays "What a Fool Believes" by the Doobie Brothers.

And how did CSN cut Boden loose? He was always a solid anchor.

Damn, Q101 and 890 are losing to a computer that plays "What a Fool Believes" by the Doobie Brothers.

How can you see the ratings for the afternoon drive slot?

CH probably has access to that data.

I'm shocked Q101 is down so low.

Remember when people here blamed the near 0.0 ratings of The Game on people having radios that couldn't tune to 87.7?

yes I do.

I think it's fair to ask, but how much blame goes to a social media director who didn't know how to use social media?

I am not a music guy. But if there ever was a genre that I enjoyed it would be that early 90's alternative rock. That is when I was finishing up high school and then onto college. I used to love Q101, but I burnt out on all that music out. I did the same thing with 80's pop, which was the music of my childhood. And so I starting going farther back and enjoyed 70's music. And now I find myself listening to more modern pop. It's all about hearing something different that I haven't burnt out on.

I see what you did there.

If you're the PD at WMVP, how much does it kill you to have to pipe in that national show every morning when you have full knowledge that you could put together a local show which would beat M&H?

I thought that they are not obligated to pick up the new Mike and his Kid morning show. Maybe things change?

Hey, let's hear it for public radio spanking everyone but 'BBM and ethnic programming (Steve Harvey for really black people, the WOJO crew for really Hispanic people, Eric and Kathy for really white people).

I'm actually kinda down on WBEZ for some of their programming decisions, a lot of which stem from "we need to build a studio on Navy Pier, whoops, we're poor."