http://radiosyndicationtalk.com/2010/02/04/citadel-revives-doug-mcintyres-red-eye-radio/ The most Syndicated Radio news site on the web Tue, 22 May 2012 23:01:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://radiosyndicationtalk.com/2010/02/04/citadel-revives-doug-mcintyres-red-eye-radio/comment-page-1/#comment-18134 JM Cee Tue, 22 Feb 2011 05:42:11 +0000 http://radiosyndicationtalk.com/?p=3640#comment-18134 <p>Doug's show is funny, inelligent and actually quite addictive. Doug is well-read, reasonable, passionate and interesting, especially when it comes to politics and history. The only problem is that like most addictions - it's very hard to stop! Too often, as the insomnia starts to fade I find myself staying up for the whole show because I'm enjoying hearing his take on daily events. It's also really hard to go "cold turkey". Sometimes he is pre-empted by a vitamin or book infomercial, and I'm stuck listening to (yes....the UFO show!!) I get more sleep - but I miss out on my "fix". Also, like most addictions, I can't stand substitutes. While I don't begrudge him taking his day off, the sub he leaves us with is poorly-read, ideologically in the opposite camp, pomotes and encourages the stupidest callers and tops it all off with a repititious catch-phrase that makes me want to toss my radio out of the window. It's like when your favorite babysitter can't make it and you're stuck with the crazy lady from next door who talks to herself and smells funny.</p> Doug’s show is funny, inelligent and actually quite addictive. Doug is well-read, reasonable, passionate and interesting, especially when it comes to politics and history.
The only problem is that like most addictions – it’s very hard to stop! Too often, as the insomnia starts to fade I find myself staying up for the whole show because I’m enjoying hearing his take on daily events. It’s also really hard to go “cold turkey”. Sometimes he is pre-empted by a vitamin or book infomercial, and I’m stuck listening to (yes….the UFO show!!) I get more sleep – but I miss out on my “fix”.
Also, like most addictions, I can’t stand substitutes. While I don’t begrudge him taking his day off, the sub he leaves us with is poorly-read, ideologically in the opposite camp, pomotes and encourages the stupidest callers and tops it all off with a repititious catch-phrase that makes me want to toss my radio out of the window.
It’s like when your favorite babysitter can’t make it and you’re stuck with the crazy lady from next door who talks to herself and smells funny.

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