The Steve Dahl Show - February 22, 2012

Steve spent Fat Tuesday with Janet's family and managed to stay out of trouble even during an argument about religion and talking during the hocky game. There was a loud noise resonating through out the building and Steve's theory about what it was completely grossed out Brendan. Pete has another message for Tami Sagher to deliver to Jason Segel [...]

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The Steve Dahl Show - February 21, 2012

Laissez les bon temps rouler! It's Fat Tuesday on the DahlCast. Steve is on a mission to get Pete to make Bobby Goldsboro hip. Pete heavily pushes a staff trip to Wisconson's Northwoods, probably so he can kill Steve in seclusion. Time Out Chicago's Frank Sennett has some suggestions for where to celebrate Fat Tuesday. Steve is eyeing his own team-building [...]

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Kevin Matthews Show - February 20, 2012

Kevheads: Jim Shorts is hosting the Monday Express, join Kevin Matthews on location today. Details regarding our annual Fat Tuesday Party tomorrow here in Michigan, join us. Have a great day Kevheads. [...]

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The Steve Dahl Show - February 20, 2012

Although it's President's Day Steve and the staff were not dressed in powdered wigs or stove pipe hats. It wouldn't be President's Day without a visit from Gay Lincoln. Lincoln and Joshua Speed's living arrangement sounds like an early version of the BJC. Tom Thayer checks in from Maui and he's worried Steve is turning French with his croissants [...]

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Descent into the Archives - February 18, 2012

Hail to the Chief this President's Day weekend with a Descent into the Archives. This week's Descent features an assemblage of bits from the 80s and 90s and feature Steve, Garry Meier and Kevin's Ronald Reagan impersonation. Also featured this week, coverage of George Bush Sr's famous Japanese puking incident. Enjoy! [...]

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