"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 | NewsSports |
Tony opens the show by chatting with Pat Forde about gambling in sports and then Tony goes over Pat’s brackets. Tony also gets picks from Jeff Ma, and then Greg Garcia closes out bracket week with his own special presentation of his picks, and Tony c... more
Tony opens the show by talking about the death of his longtime friend John Feinstein and he tells stories of their friendship that spanned over several decades. Then he dives back into bracket week with Phil’s Mom, Chuck Todd and Steve Sands - who ha... more
It’s bracket week on the Tony Kornheiser Show! Tony gets brackets from Bob Ryan, Michael Wilbon and Spike Braun. In the course of all that, they get a new definition of what an upset is from Bob, and Wilbon talks with Tony about the passing of their ... more
Tony opens the show by talking about sending a note to Michael about feeling like he looks too old on TV now, and he also talks about the Thunder beating the Celtics and an awful night of 3 point shooting in a college game. Dan Graziano calls in to t... more
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I’ve listened to Tony for years. I love the interviews, not your typical sports show.
I love this podcast. If you like sports, you NEED to listen to the Tony Kornheiser Show. I often heard my dad listening to the pod, and I gave it a shot. I fell in love with it. It is notable that you should listen to (or watch) PTI every day at 5:30 on ESPN. There is almost always 2 guests on the show and it always closes with the mailbag, my favorite segment. If you listen for a long time, you will pick up on some inside jokes.
Tony often states that he is unburdened by memory. Evidently he is also unburdened of the reputation of some of his guests. Take PK Subban, his teammates mostly hated him, considered him a dirty player, king of the slewfoot, a very cheap shot tactic,also he was considered a very disingenuous player, always with an eye for a career in the broadcast booth, a real phony. Now he does his little soft shoe with his giddy post about the Trizzy train coming to speak to the US team, then claims to be thr... more
Guys, it’s time to part ways with PK Suban. He is simply a bad person and it is cringe-inducing to try to make it though the show, knowing who he is and what he believes about minorities, gays and basically freedom.
Listener since the ESPN980 days and PTI watcher since it was a reasoned conversation (not shouting match) between two acclaimed sports journalists.
As the podcast skewed into politics just before and at the “undisclosed location,” I stuck with the show because I trusted Tony and team as reasonable people with views different to my own. It was a good bias test that many of us were unwilling to entertain in a polarizing society. I was proud to be on the the people that the show’s vaunted “conne... more
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Key topics across episodes range from sports, particularly football, to politics and current events, with engaging discussions that often include personal anecdotes and humorous banter. The host, known for his distinctive commentary style, is likely to attract those interested in a blend of sports analysis and societal commentary, making this a unique space for both serious sports enthusiasts and casual listeners looking for entertainment. Regular guest appearances from sports analysts and political commentators contribute to a dynamic dialogue that covers popular figures and trending issues in the current landscape.
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Recent guests on The Tony Kornheiser Show include:
1. Dan Graziano
2. Jason Frayley
3. Jay Bilas
4. Dave Sims
5. Hakeem Jeffries
6. Dan Bern
7. Tim Cowlishaw
8. Paul Finebaum
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