Howard Stern Show - 06.22.2022-TrumpSux.mp3 torrent

Sports radio legend Chris “Mad Dog” Russo returned to the Stern Show Wednesday morning for a high-octane conversation covering everything from Tom Brady’s unexpected return and the likelihood of a Mets-Yankees World Series to where Chris believes he’s headed after he dies. The 62-year-old SiriusXM host and ESPN analyst also spoke candidly about getting nominated—again—for the Radio Hall of Fame and how badly he hopes 2022 will finally be his year.

“How badly do you want this on a scale of one to 10?” Howard asked Russo.

“Seven,” Mad Dog admitted before fishing for the King of All Media to be the one who inducted him. “You always promised me that if I ever do get in, you will do the induction speech—isn’t that right, Howard?” he asked.

“No,” Howard responded as he explained why induction ceremonies were no longer his thing. “But it’s nice to be included. Don’t get me wrong,” he added.

Chris and Howard tossed around alternate suggestions, like late-night icon David Letterman and Mad Dog’s former broadcasting partner Mike Francesca—the latter of whom was inducted himself as a solo broadcaster back in 2018. For the life of him, Howard couldn’t understand why the Radio Hall of Fame would open the doors to only one half of the beloved radio duo. “What would [they] do, have Sonny and not Cher? Bert but not Ernie?” he asked Mad Dog.

Co-host Robin Quivers seemed equally aggrieved. “I used to listen to Mike and the Mad Dog on terrestrial radio, and I wasn’t there for Mike. I was there for the Mad Dog,” she said