You can read about Lee's encounter with Connery, who died over the weekend, by clicking here.
Geoff worked at K-Hit radio in Walla Walla beginning in the mid 70s. The station had new ownership and was working hard to establish a better relationship with the community. The station was modernizing and would add what I remember as the city's first commercial FM station. As I have mentioned in earlier posts, Geoff took the time to mentor me as I was working to establish a career in broadcasting. Geoff would later move to his native Tri Cities where he became operations manager for three Kennewick stations.
Courtney has worked for the E! Netwok in production. She has been living in Southern California.
The move does not please everyone as some want him off the air for good, while others think he shouldn't have had been suspended in the first place.
It is not known if he will return to his Seahawk duties. Monson's show is reportedly the highest rated radio show in the market.
To get Dunlap, Cincinnati's all time sack leader, the Seahawks gave up offensive lineman BJ Finney and a 7th round pick in the 2021 draft.
Dunlap is 31 and was with the Bengals for 11 years.
ESPN says the Seahawks have given up more yards through 6 games than any team in NFL History. The Seahawks have only 9 sacks this season.
Dan Quinn was recently fired by the Atlanta Falcons, Quinn was the Seahawks defensive coordinator during it's last two Super Bowl runs. Although many fans are not satisfied with current DC Ken Norton, Jr., the idea that he will be replaced anytime soon seems unlikely.
The business will be known as Shawn Kemp's Cannabis. According to a press release, it is Washington's first Black owned marijuana business.
A grand opening is scheduled for October 30th at 12:45 with Kemp's former teammate Gary Payton (with Kemp bottom picture) joining him for a green ribbon cutting ceremony.
Carton's big break is when he is chosen to replace legendary Shock Jock Don Imus who gets in trouble for comments about a women's sports team.
Boomer and Carton rocket up to number one because of Carton's unabashed and uninhibited style. You either loved or hated him, but if you hated him, you want to hear what next he had to say.
Carton was open about his love of gambling but few people knew of what extent. He got himself deep into debt and it forced him into doing things that were unlawful. He was arrested by the FBI, an event that shocked even those closest to him
This show was recommended by Mitch Levy on the Mitch Unfiltered podcast, Mitch, who went to Syracuse at the same time as Carton, knew him in passing. Levy, in years past, has had to wrestle his own demons.
As Carton explains during the show, it seems like he has come to grips with his troubles. It would seem that the drive to become number one can often have unpleasant side effects if channeled in the wrong direction.
Wildcard: Downfall Of A Radio Loudmouth can be seen on HBO.
