Side note, Wendy somehow became a little milfish over the years .

Side note, Wendy somehow became a little milfish over the years .

You need to re-read your signature... I don't see this one. (Wendy is on the left)

The early 90s seemed to produce a gaggle of bust out comedians who entered Chicago radio. Harry, Spike, Leff, etc. all were hacks who had been rejected by just about every other avenue of the entertainment industry and somehow washed ashore in radio. Somehow Leff, the most insipid of them all, was able to hang on the longest. I think it was his unintimidating comedy that helped him to drift from one bland station with middle aged women as their key demographic to the next. I'm sure there will be a spot for him back at Lite FM or as a contributor to whatever remains of Eric and Kathy.

I like Wendy. She always seemed unapologetically DTF. I haven't heard her since her Buzz Killman days, which were probably 20 years ago.

The early 90s seemed to produce a gaggle of bust out comedians who entered Chicago radio. Harry, Spike, Leff, etc. all were hacks who had been rejected by just about every other avenue of the entertainment industry and somehow washed ashore in radio.

Brian Noonan as well.

The early 90s seemed to produce a gaggle of bust out comedians who entered Chicago radio. Harry, Spike, Leff, etc. all were hacks who had been rejected by just about every other avenue of the entertainment industry and somehow washed ashore in radio. Somehow Leff, the most insipid of them all, was able to hang on the longest. I think it was his unintimidating comedy that helped him to drift from one bland station with middle aged women as their key demographic to the next. I'm sure there will be a spot for him back at Lite FM or as a contributor to whatever remains of Eric and Kathy.

I like Wendy. She always seemed unapologetically DTF. I haven't heard her since her Buzz Killman days, which were probably 20 years ago.

The early 90s seemed to produce a gaggle of bust out comedians who entered Chicago radio. Harry, Spike, Leff, etc. all were hacks who had been rejected by just about every other avenue of the entertainment industry and somehow washed ashore in radio. Somehow Leff, the most insipid of them all, was able to hang on the longest. I think it was his unintimidating comedy that helped him to drift from one bland station with middle aged women as their key demographic to the next. I'm sure there will be a spot for him back at Lite FM or as a contributor to whatever remains of Eric and Kathy.

I like Wendy. She always seemed unapologetically DTF. I haven't heard her since her Buzz Killman days, which were probably 20 years ago.

I think both hosts are good together. I began listening to them in the Q101 days before Mancow took over. When Bill was on with Roe, he was essentially silent. I hope they land somewhere together.

As for Anna? A pretty 40-something year old face doesn't get you far in radio when you have nothing to say.

I don't think she is even 40.

I'm surprised that Anna hasn't ended up back on TV, but she's probably not liberal enough for WTTW, nobody should work for WBBM, and WLS doesn't need her.

BR, recall the game fired Finfer on air (well he found out on air). That was radio gold.

Bill Leff essentially replaced Garry Meier on the Roe show and was on there for, oh, god, however many years it was between Garry and Richard Roeper. Seven? Never had his name on the show, never stood out.

Buzz and Wendy had a fun little show on CKG, indeed, 20 years ago.

They are essentially Eric and Kathy without the notoriety .

or animosity.

So she was 38 when she was doing the Sunday night local news on channel 5 before Paula Faris and the Unsightly Radio Personalities Roundtable show? Wow, keeping it tight.

Weren’t Wendy and Leff on Steve Dahl’s show for a while? I seem to remember that being a toxic mix.

Kathy's holdout is probably one of the dumbest decisions in the history of radio.