Hey, it's Michael Angelo.

Happy Friday.

Thanks for joining me.

It's time for one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

All right.

It's Friday, and you know what that means?

It's time for classic A&G.

Going through the archives, I found a segment titled

Joe Getty's Redneck News Anchor Theater. It's a segment from 2015. And he tells us a story

of how to news anchor who just can't keep a job. And when he tells you this story,

you'll understand why. Now, I've been in the media business for about 25 years, so I've worked

with a lot of different air talent. I've met television people, and most of them are very, very nice

and very professional. But there are definitely some over the years that were very unusual to say

the least. In many cases, they're very

talented, but unfortunately, they are self-destructive in their behavior. These are usually

the people that go viral or make headlines for the wrong reasons. You do not want to be one

of these people. So let's go back to 2015 for a short episode of Joe Getty's Redneck News Anchor

Theater.

Speaking of journalism, Jack, unfortunate news from Springfield, Illinois, where I held,

well, I was right outside Springfield, but my first job in radio.

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