Neil Rogers Show

Neil Rogers returns to a five-day schedule and spends much of the episode criticizing WQAM’s programming, technical problems, weak promotion, call-screening policies, and management. He also discusses a possible job offer from The Ticket’s Joel Feinberg, South Florida sports and station competition, Iraq and Iran policy, Senator Larry Craig, and personal stories involving gambling and a delayed tr...

Neil Rogers focuses on Tropical Storm Katrina’s expected South Florida landfall, rainfall, storm preparations, and local disruptions. The episode also examines Pat Robertson’s comments about Hugo Chavez, criticism of George W. Bush and the Iraq War, and South Florida sports and radio coverage, alongside Neil’s stories about finding money. - Tropical Storm Katrina’s projected South Florida landfall...

Neil Rogers discusses the John Rocker controversy, arguing that offensive opinions should not automatically lead to punishment, and comments on college binge drinking, alcohol, guns, and holiday safety. He also criticizes WQAM’s technical and management problems, including interruptions to Yahoo Broadcast’s online archives, while presenting Christmas-themed song parodies, fake advertisements, and...

Neil Rogers discusses Senator Larry Craig’s airport sex scandal, Fred Thompson’s presidential campaign, and criticism of the Bush administration’s Iraq intelligence record. Much of the episode focuses on South Florida radio, including WQAM’s commercial-heavy new morning show, the departure of Jim DeFede, and Joel Feinberg’s on-air proposal to negotiate a deal for Neil to move to 790 The Ticket. -...

Neil Rogers discusses Pat Robertson’s call for the assassination of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, the Iraq war and antiwar protests, and reports on stem-cell research and Florida gambling regulations. The episode also features extended criticism of Kevin Trudeau’s health-book marketing, South Florida sports and radio coverage, station censorship concerns, and Neil’s personal enthusiasm for the...

Neil Rogers discusses Florida Panthers hockey, several athlete controversies, and legal cases involving Cecil Collins, Orlando Brown, and Leroy Hoard. The episode also focuses on WQAM’s construction and phone problems, the station’s no-callers format and internal politics, John Rocker’s offensive remarks, and local debates over gay-rights protections and Elian Gonzalez. - Florida Panthers’ blown 3...

Neil Rogers discusses the Patriots’ Super Bowl victory and the controversy over Janet Jackson’s halftime performance, including criticism of CBS, MTV, and the FCC response. The episode also covers Democratic primary polling, Iraq intelligence and 9/11 transparency, bird flu, faith-based government programs, Scott Ferrall’s new Atlanta show, and problems surrounding Neil’s website and listener cont...

Neil Rogers discusses Joe Rose’s return to WQAM with Jason Jackson, criticizing the station’s heavy use of live commercials, new production, management, and recent programming decisions. The episode also covers Broward Sheriff Ken Jenne’s corruption plea, Republican sex scandals, marijuana-law commentary, the poll on departed WQAM personalities, and Neil’s own gambling and show-scheduling concerns...

Neil Rogers discusses escalating violence in Iraq, the Gaza withdrawal, the Bush administration’s handling of the war, and Cindy Sheehan’s protest. The episode also focuses heavily on South Florida issues, including the Laytub burger controversy, Florida insurance costs, WQAM programming, and a poll about the all-time ugliest female celebrity. - Iraq violence, detainee-abuse photos, the Able Dange...

Neil Rogers focuses on John Henry’s campaign for public funding of a new Marlins stadium, arguing that Miami residents should reject additional stadium subsidies while schools and other public services face shortages. He also criticizes WQAM’s morning sports programming and call screening, discusses radio audience and format concerns, and condemns boxing after a fighter dies from injuries sustaine...

During the Steve Kane Show, Mike Disney makes the announcement that Neil Rogers will be joining WIOD mid-days. In the studio are Steve Kane, Mike Reineri, Neil Rogers, and Glen Hill.

Neil on WINZ. At this stage, he was on evenings and taking callers on air to talk about typical talk radio topics. Tonight it's religion. On this show, Neil tells a caller he's an agnostic, not an atheist.

Neil vents his anger at Joel Fineberg

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Backstreet Boys give-away, cholesterol talk

Neil leaves show to Jorge after 1st hour. Suds joins Jorge in studio.

Neil is putting together a list of horse tracks he has been to. Barbara Bel Geddes passed away (she died?) POLL: What are you most afraid of? Pot-dealer shot and killed in Sunrise.

 Hanukkah, article "Aborted Crime Wave", Treating smokers like criminals

Neil says Today will be the first day of taking calls again. Neil mysteriously leaves the show to Jorge after taking a personal phone call. What's your take on bilingualism...poll

Hank/Neil crossover: Book came out yesterday, Arthur Teele killed himself, Miami Herald fires Jim DeFede because he was taping conversations with Teele. POLL: What South Florida radio or TV personality do you hate the most?

trimming radio for more spots, the dish

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Elvis 30th anniversary. If Marlon Brando didn't do his role in The Godfather who should of done it...poll

Hank/Neil crossover. Ratings come out tomorrow. Space shuttle launch today. POLL: Where is the worst place you've ever driven?

Satellite TV will provide local, the "quiet period"