Showing posts with label Ken Davidoff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ken Davidoff. Show all posts

Thursday, July 31, 2008

We'll Be Posting More, We Promise

While we haven't posted here lately, that will be changing soon. Throughout July, we've been joined live by the likes of Ken Davidoff, Mike Vaccaro, Alan Hahn, Anthony Rieber and Mark Healey.

Pretty soon, we'll create a site for just the interviews, too.

Thanks!


Tuesday, July 01, 2008

Baseball Talk + Knicks Talk = Tonight's Show

Because baseball's regular season is now halfway done, now would be a good time to bring on Newsday's national baseball writer Ken Davidoff--and to update this website, while I'm at it.

Ken will join us tonight at 9:30PM.

And, keeping it an all-Newsday affair tonight, Newsday's Knicks beat reporter Alan Hahn will be joining us at 10:30PM.

Speaking of Newsday and affairs, Linda Kozlowski played a Newsday reporter in Crocodile Dundee. Paul Hogan would later divorce his wife to marry Ms. Kozlowski. They are still married today.


Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Best Vacation Ever!

While Newsday's Neil Best is thus far sticking to his guns of maintaining Blog Silence while on his vacation, he will not be keeping Radio Silence as he'll be joining us live at 10PM tonight on Long Island's 90.3FM.

Bob Glauber insists (read: bets) that Mr. Best won't be able to stay away from blogging during his self-imposed hiatus by going so far as to launch a contest predicting when Neil will crack. Newsday colleagues (and past Sports Talk guests) Anthony Rieber, Ken Davidoff and Mark LaMonica have all chimed in with their musings on the subject. Speaking of LaMonica, he and I share a high school alma mater. He also maintains a Blog devoted to Co-Host Steve's favorite show. Co-Host Steve's last name is Novick--kinda like these guys, I guess. Of course, he's still listed on their roster, coming right after a guy named Turnbull.

One final note: It's just our luck that Neil's on a break from the Blog when our little 100% commercial-free, no one makes one thin dime from it, Sports Talk radio show could use the promotion. Incidentally, in looking up that hyperlinked Martin Short film, I found out that Mr. Short's son Oliver is attending my college alma mater.