Talking ....it's a skill. Not saying one day maybe the kid gets better at what he is doing, but he had no place to be on the air in that format. Maybe a few phone interviews, but that was a bad move.

One of my day's highlights was scurrying to turn the radio off about 3 minutes into that nonsense, and I had to get off the throne to do it.

Was this just Hub and the kid doing a shift/show or was this something produced by Pro Football Weekly?

Not sure, but it was awful. Again, I love that Hub used his pull to get his kid a weekend slot with him. I'm sure the miserable f**ks like SID will pull the ratings for this Saturday midday show. I know the first time I was on the radio, I didn't exactly come across as a polished Matt Spiegel. If you don't create young talent, your company(s) will fail. F A I L HEEYYYYYY, my lawsuit is legit. Tell em Producer Cy.

It's the Fu**ing Catalina Wine Mixer!!

You should post more often when you're chemically imbalanced ...

Was this just Hub and the kid doing a shift/show or was this something produced by Pro Football Weekly?

I know the first time I was on the radio, I didn't exactly come across as a polished Matt Spiegel.

If you don't create young talent, your company(s) will fail. F A I L HEEYYYYYY, my lawsuit is legit. Tell em Producer Cy.

I'm not going to pretend like I heard the entire show, or the story behind it, but when I randomly tuned in to The Score today I was greeted by Hub Arkush, and Arthur. My first reaction is that this must be some on-air tryout as part of their Score Search nonsense, but eventually I heard him refer to Arthur as his son.

Someone called in and told Hub how great it was that he brought his son on-air, as he himself had brough his son to his job and it was great. Hub then went on to talk about how much fun he was having.

From what I heard, the kid didn't say a ton. He basically piggy-backed and "agreed" with stuff that callers were saying. He definitely sounded nervous and far from someone that should be doing a talk show in Chicago.

All that said, THE HELL? Am I wrong in finding it really strange that the weekend shifts on the "#1 Sports Station" in the "best sports town" is nothing but Amateur Hour? In the midst of the city's NHL team dropping two games, after winning the first two, I tune in and hear a legendary Bears asskisser-turned-critic-because-he-no-longer-works-for-the-team AND his son. For some reason it seems like being a producer is now the minor league to becoming an on-air talent...right? So is it really strange that the football geek gets to bring in his kid for a weekend shift?

The most funny part of all of the 20 minutes or so was that they had that Mike Esposito guy STILL come in to do the scoreboard updates....apparently young Arkush was too busy not saying anything to try to handle that! (I only say that because when I hear Rosenbloom and Paruch together, they always have Paruch ALSO do the updates).

Anyway, maybe it's my disdain of Hub - but I found this laughable.

I think it would be kind of nice if they had all father/son shifts on Father's Day.

While I think Arthur was okay what kind of Dad names his son Arthur Arkush?