March
2007
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Friday,
March 30
Steve broadcasts live from the Chicago Bears Fan Convention. A terrified Buzz Kilman faces the day without Tom Thayer. Ed Silha reveals a previously unknown pinkies-up typing style. |
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Thursday,
March 29
Steve makes plans to attend concerts with several staff members. Buzz takes a stand against mushy apples. Pete gets some dating advice from Steve. |
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Wednesday,
March 28
Steve strikes a blow for yellow mustard lovers everywhere. Drew Hayes gives Garry Meier a tour of the WCKG bathroom facilities. Pete finally begins answering Steve's rhetorical questions. |
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Tuesday,
March 27
Steve ponders the afterlife. Buzz divulgers a harmonica player trade secret to the wrong people. Ed Farmer calls in to make sure Tom Dore hasn't upset Steve. |
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Monday,
March 26
Steve pitches Buzz on a one-man play about the death of Anna Nicole. Buzz, inspired by Steve's workout regime, begins walking. Ron Lewis takes the lead in the NCAA bracket pool. |
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Friday,
March 23
Steve and Buzz cope with the image of Anna Nicole's damaged buttock. Stan Lawrence stops by for Fish Taco Talk. Ed Farmer calls in to liven things up. |
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Thursday,
March 22
Steve unfurls his plan to become huge in Japan. Buzz's tardiness is noticed a day after the fact. Pete is Mr. Free Form. |
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Wednesday,
March 21
Steve shuts down a Jetta driver on his way home. As it turns out, Buzz is an Adam Sandler fan. Ben Gay queries Brendan about an incident in South Beach. |
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Tuesday,
March 20
Steve captures the pathos and tragedy of the Phil Spector event via song. Buzz reaffirms his place on the show's flowchart. Pete gets a hot lead. |
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Monday,
March 19
Steve dies and is resurrected several times during the show. Buzz has his cross to bear. Pete's stammering worsens. |
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Friday,
March 16
Steve makes plans for his inevitable incarceration. Buzz goes to bat for America's maligned prison system. The Larkin & Moran Brothers stop by to kick-off the St. Patrick's day festivities. |
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Thursday,
March 15
Steve expands his theory about Irish women. Need an amp? Try Uncle Buzzy's Amp Shop. Pete begins programming his fake radio show. |
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Wednesday,
March 14
Steve receives some unsolicited suggestions for improving the station. Buzz uses the cough button as Steve proudly looks on. Ben Gay invites Matt Dahl to dinner. |
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Tuesday,
March 13
Steve takes up a new hobby. Buzz gets caught up in the excitement of eBay bidding. Pete has a Groundhog Day moment. |
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Monday,
March 12
Steve revolutionizes NCAA office pool brackets. A recently thawed Buzz Kilman discovered jalapeño poppers. Frijole Joe and Ed Silha call in to discuss Big Steve's Girls Gone Wild. |
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Friday,
March 9
Steve tries to field a new Dahldoes softball team. Buzz goes down the rabbit hole. Pete reverts to using the in-studio intercom to unintelligibly communicate with Steve. |
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Thursday,
March 8
Steve considers a new career path. Buzz promises to take Cabesa Cam viewers on an adventure. Pete is so much weirder that even Steve imagined. |
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Wednesday,
March 7
Steve tries to avoid being a crazy radio dad. Buzz sees real growth in Steve. Tyrone previews his in-depth report on the Dan Ryan construction project. |
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Tuesday,
March 6
Steve is a broadcaster and an engineer. Buzz struggles with his weight problem. Ed Farmer calls in with an exclusive broadcast of the White Sox Spring Training game. |
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Monday,
March 5
Steve is a well-known latter day philosopher. Buzz lowers his Blue Monday standards. Drew and Dan are giving radio people a bad name. |
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Friday,
March 2
Steve is glad to know he has something to fall back on just in case. Buzz shares his philosophy on maintaining friendships. Matt Dahl stops by the studio to talk about his new weekday time slot. |
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Thursday,
March 1
Steve pitches Chef Hans on an idea for a TV show. Buzz tries to claim his free dinner at Smith & Wollensky. Pete invites Steve to the upcoming Arcade Fire concert. |
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