Spiegel & Holmes Show

As always, we answer your questions.

Legendary comedian Lewis Black joins the show ahead of his tour stop at the Chicago Theatre. Danny gets a chance to ask him about a 25-year-old bit that’s been stuck in his head since the day he heard it.

If the White Sox win the World Series, what should we make Shane do? Because God forbid Danny put himself on the line for anything.

Barry Rozner joins the show for a new edition of Score Stories as we celebrate 30 years of our station. There were so many good moments, but how does Barry feel about all of the times he was passed up for full-time daypart jobs at the station? He opened up. Then, White Sox star Tim Anderson spoke about serving his suspension from the end of the 2021 season over the first two games of the 2022 season, and manager Tony La Russa responds to fans angry at him over a comment about the team's right field situation. And as always, we answer your questions in One Last Thing.

Legendary comedian Lewis Black joins the show ahead of his tour stop at the Chicago Theatre. Danny gets a chance to ask him about a 25-year-old bit that’s been stuck in his head since the day he heard it. Then, Bears head coach Matt Eberflus spoke to the Hoge & Jahns Podcast about what it’s like developing a young quarterback as a defensive-minded football person. And did you hear who took the phone out of Chris Chelios’ hand during his interview with Mully & Haugh the other day?!? It was a pretty great one.

News has come out via agent Scott Boras that free-agent outfielder Michael Conforto suffered a shoulder injury during a workout back in January. Does that sound like a load of bullshit to you? Then, we’re falling a little behind on show bits compared to some of the other larger markets around the country. If the White Sox win the World Series, what should we make Shane do? Because God forbid Danny put himself on the line for anything. And, how would you feel about getting a DM from someone that starts off as an insult, transitions to a compliment and then ends with a request? Our listeners be WILDIN’.

Let’s break down the show dinner at Japanese steakhouse Holu on Wednesday evening. We will likely never eat that well again. Then, Seiya Suzuki gave Cubs TV play-by-play man Boog Sciambi the first chance at launching his new home run call. But where the hell did Boog go?!?

Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel discussed the death of Paul Herman, the character actor best known for his role as club owner Peter “Beansie” Gaeta in “The Sopranos." Herman died Tuesday. Later, they discussed the Bulls' 107-94 win against the Wizards on Tuesday evening.

White Sox senior vice president of marketing Brooks Boyer jumps on to discuss the changes in beer partnerships and other modifications to Guaranteed Rate Field this upcoming season. Where did the Goose Island goose go? Are vendors back to taking cash or card-only? Can upper-deck ticket holders access lower-deck beer options? He explains it all.

670 senior football expert Hub Arkush is down there in Florida listening to general manager Ryan Poles and coach Matt Eberflus, so we check in with him on whether the Bears can be competitive in the first year of the new regime's tenure.