This really is kind of sad. Mike used to move the meters on this board.

Hes been irrelevant for... 15 years now?

I can fix it for them for $100,000.00.

I can do it for $99,990.00 and I'll throw in a condenser cleaning.

$99,900 and I’ll help him cheat on his taxes.

Secret Asian Man is a classic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOaQ5gb6KDs

It so funny to see the pigs that he thought were the hot women of this video.

Cancel Culture seemed to have wiped Secret Asian Man from the internet.

I wonder if Tucker's Lost Thumbdrive is trademarked.

I wonder if Tucker's Lost Thumbdrive is trademarked.

Check this out. He lost the thumbdrive, then he lost his job. He'd lose his head if it wasn't attached

It is a movie about hubris and the folly of Mike, not a story that ends with the underdog in triumph like North would like to believe.

I thought I would be moderately interested in killing some time listening to this. I could not have been more wrong. There is no video at all.

North “We lived at 239 Some street, you can see it it is still there.” I don’t know maybe show a picture of the house or a video at that point.

Also, from what I can tell nobody else speaks but Mike North. Five episodes of Mike North talking about Mike North? No thank you.

I have said before, I do think a Mike North documentary if done right would be really compelling, the problem with Mike North being involved at all is that the documentary locigally concludes with the Webio/Monsters in the Morning disaster. It is a movie about hubris and the folly of Mike, not a story that ends with the underdog in triumph like North would like to believe.

The Monsters had a good run, some of the best caller interactions you will ever hear on talk radio, some entertaining stuff for several years.

North seemed to get in the ear of the stations management and convinced them to rework the stations lineup which started his slow but steady decline at the station.

Remember going to Platteville and watching him and Uncle Terry work the crowd during breaks, and then several years later watching him ignore the crowd at Bourbonnais, he seemed to lose interest in doing what made him successful. Fred was happy to talk with us, but North felt he was too big a star.

Cannot feel bad for him because he got some of the best paydays in the history of Chicago sports talk radio.

Think I still have the tchotchkes I got for being the "MNMS Emailer of the Day", somewhere in the house, I know you are all happy for me.

what happened to the movie deal about his life story? I remember he was on some cable show like 10 years ago, AMC or AE and he was talking even back then they were going to make a movie.