I've listened to every cirque show so far. And even though I'm not a Danny fan, I'm now all in. The last two episodes were great. Laughed out loud more than I have in a long time at a radio show or podcast. I wish they would spend a little more time on sports but I bet they will when it's not the dead of summer.

And I like how you can see them on video even if you watch on Spotify. The appearance of mike and facial expressions of cash really add to it.

I'm in for now. It's much more entertaining than dumb zone. Dumb zone is better for sports but cirque hasn't really tried sports yet.

Anybody have trouble listening to a usave.it recording today? usually works like clockwork but won't play today.

I somehow accidentally changed my password. And when I click on change my password, I never get an email. So I haven't been able to use it for a couple weeks now.

Well I can guess what the Hardline is going to cover

BREAKING: The Dallas Stars have fired head coach Peter DeBoer pic.twitter.com/rPcXeBpXAH

— Dallas Texas TV (@DallasTexasTV) June 6, 2025

RIP Hooters Grapevine, the long-time Ticket hangout for March Madness back in the day.

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/2025/06/06/hooters-grapevine-location-shuts-down-amid-mass-closures/

Every single restaurant in that corridor is absolutely trash

The construction in that area on 114 / 121 / 360 that lasted about a decade killed all those restaurants. They just never recovered the business.

Johnny E-brake admitting he was drunk for a couple of his greatest hits

The new Cirque show "how to get fired from radio" has a lot of interesting stories that this thread would love. They get into a lot of stuff at the freak, ticket pay, etc.

Their program director at the freak told them that Danny should go to the bathroom on his cell phone on the air and rub one out while Mike and KT bet on how long it would take. And he wasn't joking.

They also vaguely mentioned someone who did not put in any effort and added nothing to the shows at all. I'm guessing that was rhyner. They didn't go into great detail but said they might at some point in the future.

They said the top end talent at the ticket should be making $1 million bc it's mind blowing how much ad revenue the ticket generates but that they are making nowhere close to that amount.

I'm all in on the show now. Illl be listening to each episode going forward. They are so goood at shooting the ***** Could possibly use a little more structure but it's very entertaining.

Probably Rhyner, which that would come as no surprise at all. I guess Kevin Turner is technically a possibility (the only other one it could be). But that has to be Rhyner.

Yea they praised KT so it wasn't him. They also said that their Freefall game (where they start with 12 hosts and if you win a game you get to leave for the day and the go all the way down to 1 host left who is there all day) was rigged for the person who provided absolutely nothing so that person could leave early. So it has to be rhyner.

Neither of them have spoken to rhyner since leaving the Freak. They mentioned that in an earlier episode.

It's funny they mention Rhyner giving zero effort because I needled him on Twitter for not knowing what "NIL" means. He took offense to me saying how bad it was for the show that no one gave him crap for not knowing what it meant.

He was a dead weight and they were all way too deferential to him.

There's a reason his podcast on the "Athletic" lasted only one episode.

According to Shamus, he had some kind of time in Ireland.

Playing Royal Portrush weeks before the Open is pretty cool

I’m back on @dfwticket this morning with my friends @junior_miller @gordonkeith hot takes on the incredible country of Ireland, U2, golf and soft Americans at 8:15am pic.twitter.com/ZHGryN6qRF

— George Dunham (@GeorgeDunham) June 11, 2025

Did y'all know Craig has a soft spot for old ABA teams

I started watching Season 2 of The Rehearsal.

I know they talk about Nathan Fielder off and on, but have they ever discussed Season 2, Episode 3 of The Rehearsal?

I feel like they have but can't remember.

Holy cow it's right in Gordon and Craig's wheelhouse with Nathan Fielder pretending to experience Sully Sullenberg's life including breast feeding as a child. Words can't describe how bizarre it is.

Sorry to interrupt Craig's enthralling remodeling talk…

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Did y'all know Craig has a soft spot for old ABA teams

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I also hear he has a bicycle

The death of Brian Wilson yesterday made me think of the Hardline's "three bedroom apartment in the sky" discussions (and subsequent voting) after celebrities died. Those were usually a great listen.

The Shank Ag said:

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Cappo said:

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Did y'all know Craig has a soft spot for old ABA teams

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I also hear he has a bicycle

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and reads a book every month

BoomGoesThe said:

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The death of Brian Wilson yesterday made me think of the Hardline's "three bedroom apartment in the sky" discussions (and subsequent voting) after celebrities died. Those were usually a great listen.

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He already started his own room.

BoomGoesThe said:

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The death of Brian Wilson yesterday made me think of the Hardline's "three bedroom apartment in the sky" discussions (and subsequent voting) after celebrities died. Those were usually a great listen.

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They still do it every Wednesday in the 3rd or 4th segment (somewhere in the 4 o'clock hour). Donnie hops on every week for it as well.

Brian Wilson with the very rare same day death & vote

Chewy said:

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Sorry to interrupt Craig's enthralling remodeling talk…

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On a positive note, at least we got a Randy Cody segment out of it

Fake Jerry is far and away the best, but Randy Cody is my #2. That's said, Gordo took is easy on Craig today and left a lot of meat on the bone.

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Butt-****ing blueberries is the peak Gordon character moment IMO

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Got so deep in the character he even surprised himself with that one.

My favorite as well. Because that's such a wild phrase from a "robot" but not from a football coach. Mount Rushmore 8:40 moment.

Microphone Johnson was Gordo doing bits and characters with Greggo and Mike before he was exclusively with the Musers.

He interviewed actual DFW athletes as "Microphone Johnson" and asked ridiculous questions. It was primordial Gordon and it was awesome.