Norman Basile, famed ghosthunter... well. not really famed, but very funny, is featured in this grab bag episode from WLS89 in October of 1984. We have tried to find Norman a couple of times over the years, but he seems to have gotten out of the business.

In this continuation of a ridiculous show from 17 years ago on WCKG, Steve, Buzz, Wendy and the gang, get involved in a marital spat over some nude photos that Steve really wants to take. He doesn't want to die, however, so he finally gives up the plan.

In this 1st part of a full WCKG show with Buzz Kilman and Wendy Snyder, things start out weird and never really seem to recover. You'll hear from the like of Warren Freiberg, Paul Steve, Fred Winston and Art Bell. Next week, Steve tries nude photography.

Steve and Garry used to be tight with Jay Leno back in the day. He would play Zanies on Wells Street. He would sometimes bring in Fireplace Inn ribs, and just generally made everybody laugh. Then he got the Tonight Show, and there was some distance. Sad...

On Part Two of this two-parter, the late great Peter Fonda joins Steve Buzz and Wendy in the studio. A very young Brendan stumbles on to a news story. Steve's letting Pete go to the Cubs game. There's lots of stuff to unpack, and it's mostly all unpacked.

Plenty going on on this WCKG show. Susanna Homan stops by to talk. She was with the Sun Times back in the day. Steve has a new haircut. It's the executive version of the mullett. Steve and Janet are now empty-nesters. Yay? Matt has headed off to De Paul.

Steve and Garry never liked working on Saturdays, but when they did, they made sure to leave a mark. Steve reveals the Necco Wafers in the toll basket idea. He got it from two members of Teenage Radiation. Stan went to get ribs. Has Steve been drinking?

Steve and Garry never liked working on Saturdays, but when they did, they made sure to leave a mark. Steve reveals the Necco Wafers in the toll basket idea. He got it from two members of Teenage Radiation. Stan went to get ribs. Has Steve been drinking?

Still stinging from the trading of Jim McMahon to the Chargers, Steve and Garry discuss Steve's calling the Johnny B Radio Showgram, to give cranky Steve-Dahl hating sports writer, Bill Gleason a piece of his mind. Bill NEVER forgave Steve for Disco Demo.

Danny Bornadouchebag (Bonaduce) fills in for Kevin Matthews. He tells Steve and Garry his "origin story". We have Johnny B to blame for all of it. Jim McMahon has been traded, and he calls into the show with Steve Zucker. Pt.2, it's Dahl vs. Bill Gleason.