re: 15 Best National Sport Talk Radio Shows by Athlon

can't stand Czaban or P & M

Czaban tries to hard to be funny. He's a cheese dick. I want to listen to sports talk, not Walton & Johnson-like fart jokes. When they do talk sports, it's pretty uninspiring


P&M are loudmouth shock jocks. They have horrible delivery. Very brash. I guess im too laid back to listen to them. I cant get over how they yell into the mic and shite.

meh, agree to disagree.

My point about my afternoon drive options still stands though.

i dont know what NPR is.


i like SVP show. I like their sense of humor. I like how they focus on keen observations that most personalities won't talk about. Good storytellers. They are just kind of themselves & don't need to shock you to get ratings. whether you like them or not they don't really care. They know they an audience regardless.

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i dont know what NPR is.

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National Public Radio

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P&M just sound like typical northeastern loudmouths

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Money is from Chicago, but has been in Cali for 15 years or so (used to be on the same morning show as Jimmy Kimmel, the Kevin & Bean show). Petros is from LA. Petros is a loudmouth.

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what are your roots?

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I'm from Acadiana area, so I've heard some of the worst local sports talk ever broadcast. It didn't get any better when I was in BR. In St Louis, the only shows I really remember were one with Demarco Farr that wasn't bad, and then Kevin Slayton, the biggest douche in the world, no exaggeration. I really only like the Hangover as far as local NOLA shows go.

i get Czaban and Brando here locally. is that NPR?

i honestly don't know what you are trying to say

i know they aren't from the NE, but they sound like it.

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I really only like the Hangover as far as local NOLA shows go.

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which has gone downhill. Gus is horrible.

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which has gone downhill. Gus is horrible.

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Yeah, it has. Still getting used to Alexander, and I think he's still getting used to doing the show. Gus was never the strong part of the show, but no without Larry Holder, it's taken a hit. Still the best local show though, which I think says more about the competition.

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NPR is the PBS of radio. All their shows and segments are subdued and everyone sounds sedated. He's saying that you must like that since you don't like loud people on the radio.

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ahh, ok.

honestly i just want to hear good sports talk. If you are naturally funny within the show, that's a plus. Czaban just isn't too me. Seems forced & he has a lot of shock qualities P&M have. I don't like having to weed through that stuff. I find at times they have whole segments of stupid inside jokes, always trying to toe the line.

I'll listen to Cowherd for example, he is loud but he offers some analytical information. He's calculated and prepared, though he is an obvious troll a lot of the time.