I hope they give these guys a vacation next week. 6 hours a day , monring drive to 12.

Nice Job Mr. Program Director.

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No mention of Pappy at all by Mully and Hanley. No good bye. No thanks for the memories. No tribute at all to Pappy. It's like Pappy never existed. Such a seemless transition to Mully and Hanley. I like it.

Mully and Hanley were told by their bosses not to mention Pappy's name. That's pretty clear.

Fred isn't there again. Paruch is doing the updates today.

Mully and Hanley don't announce their producers during their open like other shows do. Do you guys know who's producing? Did they say yesterday?

Maybe they announce it at the end. I can't listen to the end. Can somebody let us know who their producers are if they say?

They say it at the end. Joe Ostrowski is producing for them. The Nort squad is not dere at all.

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"I still think its a tremendous idea".
"It's my baby".

They just talked about it, at the prompting of a caller. Nice, respectful of Mike; they're doing the slot because management asked them to. They're aren't abandoning their slot because it's something they've been building. Very nicely done.

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Middle Aged Crazy, like Uncle Terry

Yeah, those 30-hour work weeks are a killer.

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Golly gee think of all the people working 12 hour days working twice as hard and making far less money. I'm sure they'd love to have a vacation. Although talking about sports for that long had a decent amount of suckiness to it

With this radio schedule, each would be working at least 70 hours a week. Remember, both are also employed full-time by The Bright One.

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You want to know who the producers are? Really? I don't get why that's important. Mully and Hanley don't do that? That's another reason for me to like them then.

The media seems to be the only business where they feel an obligation to tell us the names of all the guys behind the scenes. It's nice and gratuitious to the people and all, but who in the audience really cares?

Imagine if every business did this. You drive up to the fast food window drive up:

"Welcome to Meat World. I'm Jimmy Joe Jim Bob, can I take your order?"
"Burger, fries, and a coke"
"Thank you sir. Jose is our burger chef, while Sally Mae is on fries today as soon as she washes her hands, and Goombah is doing the coke machine today. I would not be able to provide you your order so quickly without our great team behind me."
"Well then stop talking and get me the damn food"

Imagine if every time you bought a car or a TV, you got a list of every worker who had a hand in building it. You'd get a book of names with every car. WOuld you read it? Then why do you care who is producing a damn radio show?

Instead of giving out these gratuitious shout outs every show, maybe the hosts should just write a check to their producers every quarter...which actually, I believe Mac does. I would suspect these low-paid producers would much prefer that than the daily gratuitious shout out.

Well, maybe if they did it more often I would have remembered what Joe Ostrowski did when I recognized his name and not insulted him last weekend.

Sorry again, Joe. I do listen to M&H frequently and the frequency will increase now.

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You know me like that.

I don't care to hear 'em all the time, Coast.

With Pappy leaving I was curious if Jen, Rock, or Webber were producing. That's all. At the time I didn't know if they all got fired. Rock has since told us that he will still be working at the Score.. I don't know about Jen or Webber. I was just curious.