I'm gonna speak for the 3 white guys that are in this transition. As a fellow cracker, I'm allowed to speak for the crackers.

1. Bernsetin, Spiegel and Parkins are stunned. They're also uncomfortable.

2. Goff dominates all transitions. Just a guess. But of the 20 minutes, Goff is talking for 15 minutes.

3. How many long-winded speeches on race can Goff give? Seriously. It's the same speech every fucking day. Today, Ditka was the target for his dumb ass comments.

4. All of the white guys don't know what to say when Goff goes off. They just kind of do the "pity" agreement because they are scared that Goff will think they are racist if they don't agree with every thing he says. They all have their sad voices after Goff stops talking. Then Goff catches his breath and starts talking again. It's just an every day "Whitey sucks" from Goff in transition. And the white guys are stunned that it always goes this way in "Tranny".

5. Not that Goff is wrong. Whitey does suck. Always has, always will. We're a horrible race. It's just how many transitions can you give the same speech that "Whitey sucks"?

I'm gonna speak for the 3 white guys that are in this transition. As a fellow cracker, I'm allowed to speak for the crackers.

1. Bernsetin, Spiegel and Parkins are stunned. They're also uncomfortable.

2. Goff dominates all transitions. Just a guess. But of the 20 minutes, Goff is talking for 15 minutes.

3. How many long-winded speeches on race can Goff give? Seriously. It's the same speech every fucking day. Today, Ditka was the target for his dumb ass comments.

4. All of the white guys don't know what to say when Goff goes off. They just kind of do the "pity" agreement because they are scared that Goff will think they are racist if they don't agree with every thing he says. They all have their sad voices after Goff stops talking. Then Goff catches his breath and starts talking again. It's just an every day "Whitey sucks" from Goff in transition. And the white guys are stunned that it always goes this way in "Tranny".

5. Not that Goff is wrong. Whitey does suck. Always has, always will. We're a horrible race. It's just how many transitions can you give the same speech that "Whitey sucks"?

There's a lot of truth in this post. Goff does talk more than anyone during Transition. Generally, while the other guys talk to each other and respond to each other's comments, often times Goff's comments turn into long-winded, 30 seconds ramblings where the other hosts just listen. I listened to Transition twice last week and Goff brought up race both time. Personally, I do not want to listen to a show that has race as an ever-present theme on the show. Not sure about the views of B, P, and S towards Goff during Transition but it definitely makes for bad radio.

Cool. Take a nap instead.

He was finally at full mast.

Give Beardown all the shit you want, but he's right on this: In an open format like transition, Goff will shift the topic to race whenever he can. A Bears Tuesday transition after the first start of the QB taken #2 overall by the Bears was about anthem protests and racism, a theme promulgated by Goff. For the record, ESPN didn't show the anthem in Chicago, so there was no local tie to the national story.

I don't know why Goff does this, nor do I know why he continues to do this as WMVP has caught up to and surpassed them in the afternoon ratings despite the white-hot Cubs property giving them a ratings boost, and I don't know who at the station is still enabling him on this front. It has got to be that this is the kind of station that Mitch wants, and it is one that he thinks will do well in our modern culture (I refer you to the station's Facebook post on Jason's racism rant that ended in suspension, specifically the line about "we won't back down from using our platform". That didn't come from Jason).

And to make matters worse, we are about a week away from national NBA talk being presented alongside Goff's incessant discussions on race relations.

Give Beardown all the shit you want, but he's right on this: In an open format like transition, Goff will shift the topic to race whenever he can. A Bears Tuesday transition after the first start of the QB taken #2 overall by the Bears was about anthem protests and racism, a theme promulgated by Goff. For the record, ESPN didn't show the anthem in Chicago, so there was no local tie to the national story.

I don't know why Goff does this, nor do I know why he continues to do this as WMVP has caught up to and surpassed them in the afternoon ratings despite the white-hot Cubs property giving them a ratings boost, and I don't know who at the station is still enabling him on this front. It has got to be that this is the kind of station that Mitch wants, and it is one that he thinks will do well in our modern culture (I refer you to the station's Facebook post on Jason's racism rant that ended in suspension, specifically the line about "we won't back down from using our platform". That didn't come from Jason).

And to make matters worse, we are about a week away from national NBA talk being presented alongside Goff's incessant discussions on race relations.

I'm starting to think this show many not be for you.

incessant talk of race and racism that permeates every sporting topic covered, yet here we are.

I used to be a Goff fan. His version of Bernstein-ism is the most annoying one yet.

The afternoon drive show on a sports talk station in the 3rd largest media market in the United States shouldn't have to be concerned with driving listeners away with incessant talk of race and racism that permeates every sporting topic covered, yet here we are.

With the Cubs on their airwaves, The Score should be absolutely trouncing WMVP in the demo, yet can seemingly only "beat" them when viewing timeslots from the most unique and stringent of perspectives.

In Goff's defense (never though I'd say that), I think that over time, he'll learn to either balance his perspective or change his tone so it is more critical and less moralistic (and perhaps more intellectually-based, too; experience only takes you so far). He needs, like the rest of us, some humbling moments--those moments where we learn that we don't know everything and do not have the only worthwhile perspective.

I honestly can't remember the last time you said something positive about it....They don't owe you anything.

I owe them positive accolades but they owe me nothing? And which one of the two here (me and B&G) are broadcasting on airwaves owned by the public?

You don't owe them anything. It's just a question on why you listen if you don't ever enjoy it. Just give up on it. There are a lot of things I don't like. I don't choose to listen to them.

As for the public airways owned by the public, maybe you and spada can work on your first amendment arguments.

Regardless of the stupidity of Goff's ramblings, Bernstein loves anything that pisses off Chicago Guys with moustaches, so this trend will continue to be encouraged.

He sits back and tickles himself with North Shore giddyness.

The joke will be on him though as he isn't long for this job.

I used to be a Goff fan. His version of Bernstein-ism is the most annoying one yet.