If you're a total loser with nothing better do to an avid listener of sports talk radio like myself, you know we are still stuck in the dog days of summer, when baseball is the only topic of discussion. Depending on where you live, this can be something you can deal with or something that makes you simply turn the radio dial and listen to whatever trash you heard watching the VMA's on Monday night or you listen to music your iPhone like a normal person, of which I am not. Luckily, I listen to NY sports radio, where the Mets and Yankees provide plenty of discussion even no matter where they fall in the standings. But if you live in say, Baltimore, where the Orioles are currently
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Red Line Radio: Hot Dogs & Football on Apple Podcasts
Derek Jeter - Mr. Dick Stuart - Stu,Dr. Walk-Off, Zim, Mr. Question, Comment, Feedback, or Correction?
Red ass sports radio
Traditionally the fast food industry has embraced red and yellow while banks use nationalistic colours. Why is this? And should businesses try to stand out?
Today's show is brought to you by shop. In that spirit we have a loaded show perfect for a couple beers and some light hearted debate starting with a Nadu vs. Jersey Jerry breakdown before getting into a good old fashioned hot dog argument for the 28th time since going full time. Afterwards we get into the horrific accident involving Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit and Bob Baffert punishments before getting into our Chicago teams.
