"The Tony Kornheiser Show" (now available exclusively on-demand) is a topical, daily talk show that starts with sports and quickly moves into politics, current events, entertainment and, really, whatever happens to be on Tony’s mind that day. The format of the show—regular sit-in guests with familiar interviews and segments—highlights not only the unique perspective of Tony Kornheiser but also the... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 387 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsNews |
Tony opens the show by talking with Mark Feinsand about the race for the final playoffs spots as we hit the final weekend of the season. Jason La Canfora calls in to talk about Seattle’s win over Arizona in the Thursday Night game and he also looks a... more
Tony opens the show by talking about what kind of yield he got from his first attempt at growing potatoes, and he also talks about an exciting night in baseball, and also about two questionable firings of head coaches. Chuck Todd calls in to make his... more
Tony opens the show by reading a few emails and letters, then he talks about an exciting weekend in the NFL, a nice series for the Nats, and also about what brought him out of depression this weekend. Michael Wilbon calls in to talk about an impressi... more
Tony opens the show by talking to Rich Podolski about his new book “Madden and Summerall : How They Revolutionized NFL Broadcasting”, Jason La Canfora calls in to talk about the Bills win over Miami, and he also talks about the other big stories from... more
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I absolutely love the show. I am not a pod cast guy and this doesn’t feel like a “pod cast” it feels/sounds like a REALLY good radio show. There are variety of opinions from guest, some I agree with some I completely disagree. However, if you want GREAT RADIO on sports and at the moment gardening, lol. th
“It’s My Podcast And I’ll Burn Money If I want To”
Following his “ I’m Back For More Cash” when he wasn’t spending money on Nigel nor son. I doubt Cillaza gets paid. Look Cillaza YouTube numbers and at least he has 87 on average of friends and family.
I understand the constant deluge of negative comments regarding Cilizza, he absolutely can eat it. What I have more trouble with is the listeners who find it necessary to berate Nigel, personally I think he adds quite a lot to the show. He might be laughing a bit too loud, but that never hurt no one. As far as being “literally illiterate”, that seems highly unlikely, considering that his job description includes looking things up on the web, and reading ads such as Bethesda Bagels. As a side not... more
Love the show, can we get Wilbon a professional microphone. Not sure what he’s talking into but it always sounds like he’s sitting on it
Jerzyxplorer Hey. Great
I know you don’t do tennis that much. Mary Carillo killed it. She highlights the funny and doesnt take herself too seriously. Good point about switching from clay to grass which makes the casual fan understand the impact of scheduling. Keep it up. Dr Grandpa
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Focused on a mix of sports commentary and personal anecdotes, the content explores a diverse range of topics, from NFL matchups and college football updates to reflections on current events and entertainment. The engaging format includes regular guest appearances, allowing for lively discussions that blend humor and analysis. Notably, the show creates a unique atmosphere where both sports enthusiasts and casual listeners can appreciate the insightful perspectives and camaraderie among hosts and guests, making each episode an entertaining experience. Individual episodes often delve into specific sports-related subjects while also addressing broader cultural contexts, ensuring that listeners remain both informed and entertained.
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Recent guests on The Tony Kornheiser Show include:
1. Rich Podolski
2. Louisa Thomas
3. Tim Kurkjian
4. Dan Graziano
5. Liz Clarke
6. Chris Clary
7. Anne Hornaday
8. Dan Stillman
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