Are you stoned or pissed off, or both, when you create these postings?

There have been some unsubstantiated rumors posted here by supposed station insiders (their reliability on predictions about the station is sketchy) that Entercom will be making changes to the station talent roster, including daytime shows, in the coming month(s). Recent ratings performance has been solid for pretty much every show but Bernstein & Goff, who are getting killed by their competition.

Do you have a link to a legit source that documents the last sentence?

Chicago:

The 4th quarter in the windy city belonged to 670 The Score who were 2nd for the full week (M-SU 6a-Mid) with a low 5 share, missing 1st place by a tenth of a point. The station was also 2nd in weekday prime (M-F 6a-7p) with a mid 5 share, once again losing out on 1st place by one tenth of a point. ESPN 1000 finished 5th in prime with a 5 share and 6th for the full week with a low 4 share. In the weekday dayparts, Mully & Hanley were 2nd in mornings with a mid 7 share, just missing 1st by one tenth of a point. ESPN 1000 , which features ESPN Radio‘s morning show (Mike & Mike/Wingo & Golic) was 7th in mornings with a low 4 share. In middays, Spiegel & Parkins earned a ratings win over Kap & Company and Carmen & Jurko. The Score’s midday team, which airs 9a-1p CT, was tied for 5th with a high 4 share. ESPN 1000 during those hours was 7th with a 4 share. One thing to be aware of, 1000 runs their shows during different hours so when you highlight them in their own timeslots of 9a-12p (Kaplan) and 12p-2p (C&J) they were 7th and 5th compared to The Score which was 5th and 3rd. Turning to afternoons, ESPN 1000 continued to receive a strong showing from Waddle & Silvy who finished 1st in the market with just under a 7 share between the hours of 2p-6p. The Score during those hours was tied for 3rd with a 5 share. Since though The Score’s afternoon show of Bernstein & Goff airs from 1p-6p I examined that window too. B&G remained in 3rd with a 5, where as 1000 lost a few tenth of their share but remained in 1st. Those hours for 1000 consist of 1-hour of C&J and 3 hours of W&S. Overall, a few more wins for The Score but a great story to share on both sides especially in a market as big and competitive as Chicago.

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

It doesn’t appear B&G are getting trounced though as MANY seem to think.

Wasn't it tied in the last quarter when B&G had the Cubs? Now it is just under a 7 to 5 share advantage in favor of W&S. Not a trouncing but having a nearly 30% share advantage is significant. Just imagine if B&G had to compete against a good show.

It doesn’t appear B&G are getting trounced though as MANY seem to think.

I don’t recall the numbers but I would expect them to be higher when the Cubs are playing. And while I am sure they’d like to be 1st, I don’t see 3rd getting the partnership blown up.

http://sportsradiopd.com/2018/01/fall-b ... he-nation/

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

The bold part of what I quoted.

The bold part of what I quoted.

apparently they can't do drops due to technical issues? And it has been ongoing?

The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.

Jason makes up as many stories about his kid as Dan does for his own. I thought the kid was five years old the way Jason talks about him eating Italian beefs and having conversations about him. He later says the kid just turned 1.

Ah, Lemonparty, the 8th sacrament.