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This week on The Beat, Mark Carman and Harry Teinowitz start off with a little controversy amongst Carm’s niece’s basketball game. Did the refs get it right? Later Carm and Harry welcome Officer Frasco from the Chicago Police Department and Officer Groo from the New York City Police Department to debate the ever changing opinion on pizza. Which pizza would you take, Chicago or New York? Finally to wrap up the show, Carm and Harry invite the listeners to play […]

On The Beat, Mark Carman and Harry Teinowitz invite Officer Frasco from the Chicago Police Department and Officer Groo from the New York City Police Department to debate the ever changing opinion on pizza. Is Chicago better? Or do you prefer a New York slice? What is your favorite Chicago pizza place?

Mark Carman and Harry Teinowitz bring you the week in sports: The guys kick around some more prop bets and other Super Bowl miscellany;  Former Bears WR Earl Bennett checks in from Atlanta and we stack up the Rams and Pats; Carm issues a challenge to the listeners based on the prop bet for Gladys Knight singing the National Anthem, and more.

Mark Carman and Harry Teinowitz bring you the week in White Sox (offseason) baseball: The guys discuss another week of non-developments in free agency, as the the Padres are now reportedly involved in discussions with Bryce Harper and Manny Machado; Michael Kopech’s discussion on his rehab from Tommy John surgery sparks discussion on the growth of sports psychology and mental skills in the game, and more. http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3592282/3592282_2019-02-02-193922.64kmono.mp3

Former Bears WR and host of the Prostyle Podcast Earl Bennett joins Mark Carman and Harry Teinowitz from Atlanta as we preview Super Bowl LIII.  They discuss whether Aaron Donald and the Rams defense can put enough pressure on Tom Brady, Todd Gurley’s health and how the LA’s overall talent stacks up against the playoff experience of Bill Belichick and the Pats, and more.   http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3592285/3592285_2019-02-02-194725.64kmono.mp3

A long week full of stars on Radio Row at Super Bowl 53 continued Friday afternoon with the great wide receiver of all time, Jerry Rice. Adam Hoge sits down with the G.O.A.T. to talk about how the receiver position has changed over the years and rumors of Antonio Brown potentially heading to San Francisco. Adam also talked to a couple of Bears Pro Bowlers: starting defensive end, Akiem Hicks, and former cornerback, Charles Tillman. Other guests include: former Northwestern superback, Danny Viatle; London Fletcher, a linebacker who spent 16 years in the NFL; Greg Jennings, who is most well-known for his days catching passes from Aaron Rodgers; and Ricardo Lockette, who won a Super Bowl with the Seahawks and had a cup of coffee with the Bears as well.

A long week full of stars on Radio Row at Super Bowl 53 continued Friday afternoon with the great wide receiver of all time, Jerry Rice. Adam Hoge sits down with the G.O.A.T. to talk about how the receiver position has changed over the years and rumors of Antonio Brown potentially heading to San Francisco. Adam also talked to a couple of Bears Pro Bowlers: starting defensive end, Akiem Hicks, and former cornerback, Charles Tillman. Other guests include: former Northwestern superback, Danny Viatle; London Fletcher, a linebacker who spent 16 years in the NFL; Greg Jennings, who is most well-known for his days catching passes from Aaron Rodgers; and Ricardo Lockette, who won a Super Bowl with the Seahawks and had a cup of coffee with the Bears as well.

Just as Adam Hoge was about to start his fourth day on Radio Row in Atlanta for Super Bowl 53, the Bears’ all-time leading scorer, Robbie Gould, stopped by the table. Adam asks Robbie if there is any bad blood with the organization and whether he’d consider returning to the team in the future. Brian […]

Just as Adam Hoge was about to start his fourth day on Radio Row in Atlanta for Super Bowl 53, the Bears’ all-time leading scorer, Robbie Gould, stopped by the table. Adam asks Robbie if there is any bad blood with the organization and whether he’d consider returning to the team in the future. Brian Urlacher joins the show after that, and the legendary linebacker talks about what life is like as a Hall of Famer. Other guests include: Bears […]

WGN Radio Sports Reporter Adam Hoge joins John Williams in a simulcast during his “Sports Central” stream. From Super Bowl LIII Radio Row, at the Mercedez-Benz Stadium, Adam gives his take on the starring players this Sunday. Plus, they talk Tony Romo and Cody Parkey. http://serve.castfire.com/audio/3591582/adam-hoge-from-super-bowl-radio-row-liii_2019-01-31-161722.64kmono.mp3

Adam Hoge talks to a couple of Bears cornerbacks on Radio Row at Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta. Tim Jennings, who was with the team from 2010 through 2014, shares his thoughts on the current roster and especially Pro Bowl corner, Kyle Fuller. Adam also chats with Prince Amukamara, who starts opposite Fuller. They talk about the playoff loss and the motivation heading into next season. Adam also talks with super agent Leigh Steinberg, who represents Patrick Mahomes. Will Gavin of talkSPORT in London, stops by to talk about the growth of the NFL overseas, the potential of having a team based in London, and gives recommendations to Bears fans who plan to travel across the pond for the game against the Raiders next season.

Adam Hoge talks to a couple of Bears cornerbacks on Radio Row at Super Bowl 53 in Atlanta. Tim Jennings, who was with the team from 2010 through 2014, shares his thoughts on the current roster and especially Pro Bowl corner, Kyle Fuller. Adam also chats with Prince Amukamara, who starts opposite Fuller. They talk about the playoff loss and the motivation heading into next season. Adam also talks with super agent Leigh Steinberg, who represents Patrick Mahomes. Will Gavin of talkSPORT in London, stops by to talk about the growth of the NFL overseas, the potential of having a team based in London, and gives recommendations to Bears fans who plan to travel across the pond for the game against the Raiders next season.

Adam Hoge continues his week on Radio Row at Super 53 in Atlanta with a quarterback who was drafted number two overall in the 1998 NFL Draft, Ryan Leaf. Adam recaps media night by playing some audio of players commenting on Cody Parkey's missed game-winning field goal attempt in the playoffs. Ian O'Connor joins the show to talk about his book about Bill Belichick. Later on, Adam talks to former ESPN Insider, John Clayton.

Adam Hoge continues his week on Radio Row at Super 53 in Atlanta with a quarterback who was drafted number two overall in the 1998 NFL Draft, Ryan Leaf. Adam recaps media night by playing some audio of players commenting on Cody Parkey’s missed game-winning field goal attempt in the playoffs. Ian O’Connor joins the show to talk about his book about Bill Belichick. Later on, Adam talks to former ESPN Insider, John Clayton.

Adam Hoge is live on Radio Row in Atlanta as the city and the rest of the football world get ready for Super Bowl 53. Adam sits down with Mark Carman of WGN Radio and Fansided to talk about Mitchell Trubisky's appearance in the Pro Bowl and whether he deserved to be there or not. NFL analysts, Ross Tucker (SiriusXM NFL Radio & The Athletic) and Andy Benoit (Sports Illustrated), also stop by. Ross and Andy share their thoughts on the Bears' season and take some time to preview Rams-Patriots.