Who Are These Broadcasters?
Karl HamburgerHosted by Christian Bladt and Eric Zane, Who Are These Broadcasters is a show that very much fits under the Who Are These Podcasts umbrella. The show breaks down the lowlights and lowerlights in broadcasting. They cover the week of local and national news, politics and political pundits, talk shows, radio hosts, sportscasters, and the best broadcasting moments in history. Give it a listen for a la... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsComedy | |||
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Eric Zane and Christian Bladt are back with a black bear round-up, doctors in fox costumes, and apparently they let women fly planes now? Who knew? They also focus on some of the hilarity happening outside Trump's trial and look at interviews both Hi... more
It's a huge week in the world of Broadcasting and Eric Zane and Christian Bladt have you covered. They discuss tossing protesters in jail, or in the water (whichever's closer). Plus, Trump supporters in Pennsylvania, sports broadcasts littered with p... more
Eric Zane and Christian Bladt sort through the fawning, borderline-fanatical media coverage of Monday's solar eclipse and showcase some truly terrible April Fool's Day stunts and pranks. They'll also take a look at some of EZ's highlights as the colo... more
Eric Zane and Christian Bladt are back with exploding pizza ovens, runaway buzzsaws, the return of Long Island's Hot Dog Hooker and much more. They answer the question: when is Joe Rogan not Joe Rogan? Plus, John Sterling calls a Juan Soto home run, ... more
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- Cardiff made me do it.
Like watching a suicidal man be led around a park by a golden retriever. Thank you. 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 (3/5 Mexico’s)
Apple Podcasts2Cranberry Electric
United Kingdom21 days ago - Too much Politics
Boring
Apple Podcasts5Yahhhlonduh
United Statesa month ago - Deleted my 3* review with constructive criticism?
Here’s 1* with no content.
Apple Podcasts1YahhhlonduhUnited States5 months ago - Perfect Team
Eric and Christian are a perfect team. Eric has the classic radio voice and Christian reminds us that Biden is 81 and has access to the nuclear button. My grandfather is 81 and we don’t let him have access to the remote control to the TV set
Apple Podcasts5Ian FermUnited States6 months ago - Good show
Good show. Better without any stuttering John content
Apple Podcasts5Murray GoldbergUnited States6 months ago
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