Who's your favorite radio talk show host?

Who's your favorite radio talk show host?

  • Rush Limbaugh

    Votes: 12 30.0%
  • Other

    Votes: 28 70.0%

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Jerry Doyle was it for a while. till they took him off the radio. My wife and I would sit in our yard, have a bonfire, and listen. But he's now gone. Dennis Miller is one of our listen to people now.
 
Hugh Hewitt. I don't always agree with him, but he is by far the best on the air. His show is always intellectually stimulating (I love the "smart guys" feature) and entertaining (look forward to his Friday afternoon movie segment every week).

I used to listen to Medved, and still appreciate his movie reviews, but his abrasive manner really turned me off to his show.

Dan (ReformedCop), you said:

Medved ... Hands down ... Is the best debater on the air.

You really think so? He just hangs up on people who disagree with him! I enjoy Hewitt's discussions more than Medved's debates.

Hi Seth,

Yes, I have heard him hang up on people sometimes. I still think he is a very skilled debater. Have you heard him during his disagreement hours? He is good.

I enjoy Hewitt's show as well. I do tend to agree with my friend Dan Phillips regarding his speaking on spirtual matters: Biblical Christianity: Hugh Hewitt, "Evangelical Roman Catholic Presbyterian"
 
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I dont like to listen to too much talk radio, because it seems to me that socially conservative talk radio hosts view Christianity as a good and moral religion beneficial for a civil society; however, I find that it makes many socially conservative folk uneasy when you start asserting the exclusivity of the gospel, and of the superiority of it over and against other false religious systems. Also, it irritates me that we are often viewed as a "voting block" rather than otherworldly people of God. Please See this lecture by D.G. Hart: [video=youtube;5jIaRgJe7C8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jIaRgJe7C8[/video]

being said......I do enjoy hearing Rush Limbaugh impersonate Bill Clinton :lol:
 
I listened to Savage before he was syndicated on KSFO in San Francisco. I have always liked to listen to him. His theology or lack thereof is painful.

Medved ... Hands down ... Is the best debater on the air.

in my opinion O'Reilly is worse on theology, hands down. It was excrutiating to listen to him when it would come up. He is a Catholic, but his pontificating on that subject is woefully ignorant of even RC teaching, much less the Bible. He speaks far too confidently on issues that are outside of his realm of expertise. Any listen to his radio show will reveal that he is no conservative even in the neo-con sense. He clearly began to position himself as a moderate in 2005-6 when it became clear that the tide of public opinion was turning against the GOP.

:agree: Big Time!
 
in my opinion O'Reilly is worse on theology, hands down. It was excrutiating to listen to him when it would come up. He is a Catholic, but his pontificating on that subject is woefully ignorant of even RC teaching, much less the Bible. He speaks far too confidently on issues that are outside of his realm of expertise. Any listen to his radio show will reveal that he is no conservative even in the neo-con sense. He clearly began to position himself as a moderate in 2005-6 when it became clear that the tide of public opinion was turning against the GOP.

True. I stopped watching O'Reilly on FOX the day he called the words of Jesus "a bunch of bull." Now, to be fair, I don't know if he is swift enough to realize what he'd done. The context was that church in Texas where they disciplined a lady who later sued the church. The attorney for the church was getting brow-beaten by O'Reailly because the Catholics "took care of these things in the confessional." The attorney then quoted Jesus' instructions in Matthew 18 (and gave the scriptural reference), to which Bill replied, "Well, that's just a bunch of bull." To me, that was the last straw.
 
Here we go. Who wouldn't want to listen to...

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I liked the Jerry Doyle show. I couldn't believe he became a talk show host. And a good one at that. No neo-con was he. I just wished he was still on in my area.

Keep em commin y'all :popcorn:

In our home, we listen to talk radio like most family's watch t.v. And camping? Talk radio is a necessity! And we get different stations were we go. I'm hoping to get a good list together.
 
Oh noo... Art Bell? (I'm forced to listen to that show, it's the only thing on late night here.) On the positive side, Chuck Missler has been on his show! :p
 
I used to listen regularly to Rush, but have been pastoring a congregation in Canada the last two and a half years. Unfortunetly I do not hear him in Canada. Obviously, Ottawa would not allow anything like Rush on the air, because they want the Canadian people to remain brainwashed. We have more restrictions on the airwaves up here in the North. Keep talk radio on the air. :up:
 
Mark Levin use to on here before the midnight hour. He was funny to listen to. He got kinda wierd over his dogs and then he was dropped here. I don't know if the two when hand in hand but he is no longer on the air here.

Unfortunately Coast to Coast is still on. I listen ever now and again only for the entertainment, and listening to something helps me sleep sometimes.
 
It used to be Dennis Prager but I don't get to listen to much now except early morning, so I'll say Mike and Mike on ESPN.
 
He cracks me and my kids up.

Nobody does better sports interviews. And the 'smack-off'...who can resist it?

Who can resist it? Big Jim Everett, that's who! :lol:

[video=youtube;9HNgqQVHI_8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HNgqQVHI_8[/video]

Yes, that was during his early years. He would refer to 'Jim' Everett, quarterback of the LA Rams as 'Chrissy' Everett. I happened to be watching 'Talk 2' that evening when Everett went over the table at him. It was very 'Ryan Leaf'!
 
Hugh Hewitt. I don't always agree with him, but he is by far the best on the air. His show is always intellectually stimulating (I love the "smart guys" feature) and entertaining (look forward to his Friday afternoon movie segment every week).

I used to listen to Medved, and still appreciate his movie reviews, but his abrasive manner really turned me off to his show.

Dan (ReformedCop), you said:

Medved ... Hands down ... Is the best debater on the air.

You really think so? He just hangs up on people who disagree with him! I enjoy Hewitt's discussions more than Medved's debates.

How many times have you listened to Medved? I've listened to him for years and have rarely heard him hang up on people. In fact, the reason I like his show so much is that he loves to take calls from those who disagree with him. I think he's a skillful debater and I love hearing him dismantle liberals arguments. He and I dont always see eye to eye on things but I've yet to find any one person with whom I agree 100%.
 
I do like listening to Glenn Beck but he can say some of the dumbest things regarding Christianity. I know he's Mormon but sometimes he just makes me cringe. And then he'll say something to crack me up or assess an issue profoundly.
 
I listen to Medved when he is on. We had a really funny local guy who was in the military reserves named Brian Suits. He recently got bumped for Dr. Laura. :( I think he is on in CA now. Anyone is CA would love him.
 
Dr. Laura is great. Got me through my divorce and helped to set me up for my great marriage. i.e. following God's plan for my marriage, and not my old liberal ways.

Keep em commin y'all:popcorn: just listen to her and think, "praise the Lord that my marriage isn't going through that!"
 
I listened to Rush years ago, but got sick of him--I changed the channel to Christian Radio and haven't turned it back..
 
I like Albert Mohler the best. I can call him a talk show host because he is on everyday and comments on the news. I'm continually impressed with his ability to analyze the news from a biblical perspective and help the listener to form a Christian response.

I listened to Rush from day one and then for many years. As long as one keeps in mind that Rush is an entertainer first then he is enjoyable. I think he started to see himself as more than that and I quickly lost interest in him. He's an ideolog and a cheerleader for the republicans. I think the fact that he's a serial divorcer also turned me off to him. He's not as unpalatable as the narcissistic and smug Sean Hannity because, as I said already, Rush can be entertaining.

Sorry Grymir, you're avatar bugs me. I keep telling myself that I was a young ideolog myself once - you'll come around. ;)
 
As long as one keeps in mind that Rush is an entertainer first then he is enjoyable. I think he started to see himself as more than that and I quickly lost interest in him. He's an ideolog and a cheerleader for the republicans. I think the fact that he's a serial divorcer also turned me off to him.

Mega dittos! I don't want to smear his character (but this following commentary is about things which are public knowledge)...the guy was found with viagra while he was in the middle of a divorce a year or two ago...what did he have viagra for when his marriage was crumbling? NO ONE mentioned the fact he was likely cheating on his wife and/or promiscuous.

I even heard him make a joke a few weeks ago in passing alluding to his infidelities...this guy is no better than Bill Clinton, really. And now he's encouraging domestic terrorism by sabotaging the electoral process...

Rush is the epitome of what's wrong with Republicans...
 
Sorry Grymir, you're avatar bugs me.

I thought it was just me.

No offense Grymir :handshake: but everytime I see your avatar I cringe a little.

For years I loved Rush, but a couple of few times I heard him slam Christians pretty hard in some off-handed remarks I just really got turned off to him.

In particular, I remember he and his brother were laughing and mocking some letters Rush had received over the years from Christians trying to share the Gospel with him.

I don't know about his brother, but I think Rush is/was Jewish at the time.
 
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Now that's a new one. I'm pretty sure that the Limbaughs are not now nor have ever been Jewish. I'm also fairly sure David is a believer. Rush may be marginal at best. I don't know.
 
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