One of the guys had a thing for Asian women. Not sports talk.

Eddie Schwartz?

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Not a mult.

Art Bell?

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News and Sports -- relax with someone you know...
You're in tune with Eddie... prime time radio
The record bins, they get a spin, folks call to say hello...
You're in tune with Eddie... prime time radio... prime time radio...

Correct me where I am wrong... I was at the WLUP end of his career, so I probably missed some stuff.

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"All crowds boycotting football games shouldn't care who sings or takes a knee because they aren't watching." - Nas

Nate Clay

Harry and Spike

Whatever happened to Nate Clay? His talk show was so bad it was a good listen. LOL

Classic Chicago Radio.
https://mediaburn.org/video/radio-faces-9/

WRCX on air with Mancow Muller. He decides to pull a prank and walk in on the other DJ’s in the building while they are on the air. He runs in to Jonathan Brandmeier on WLUP (103.5 FM) and Steve Dahl on WMVP.

20:30 On the air with WSCR (The Score, 820AM). Featuring DJ’s Mike North and Dan Jiggetts. While ice fishing in Riverside, IL, Joe Gentilli gives his opinions on various radio DJ’s. Another sports station, WMVP (1000AM) is also featured. Lance McAlister of WMVP claims his station is classier than WSCR. Tom Shaer talks about the narrowness of WSCR’s format. Norm Van Lier of WMVP claims his station is more for die hard fans. On the air with Harry Teinowitz and Spike Manton of WMVP plus clips of them as standup comedians. Interview with Roger Sarti, MVP caller of the year. Judd Buechler of the Chicago Bulls talks about being on the show. Bob Hallberg, UIC basketball coach, introduces Harry and Spike as guest coaches at a game.

Oh it could be hilarious. At those hours on Saturday and Sunday night he'd get BOMBARDED by drunks and prank callers. I remember once a guy called in talking about growing up on a farm during the Depression and keeping chickens with his brother, and food being so scarce that "sometimes me and my brother had to go out behind the barn and choke each other's chickens!"

Nate: "You had to choke each other's......FIVE NINE ONE, EIGHT NINE ZERO ZERO..."

Those were good days.

The lineup was so awesome that even Eddie Schwartz couldn't help but be fun.

Imagine a station so packed with talent that Kevin Matthews was working the night shift and Stern was on tape delay middays.

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O judgment! Thou art fled to brutish beasts,
And men have lost their reason.

Used to drive home from hockey twice a week and listen to T-Dub. Still one of my favorites of all time because he'd cover just about any topic, including wrestling.

Then there was those nights listening to Julie Swieca where every third caller would just breathe hard into the phone.

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Sir called out Tommy not even on his way out but after he had already left the building.

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O judgment! Thou art fled to brutish beasts,
And men have lost their reason.

Anyone remember when T-Dub did the Hawks coach's show with Alpo Suhonen? Neither could understand the other talking.

Fucking Alpo...

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