Hi everybody, Peter Sago here with you and today for our podcast extra, I am joined by

none other than my co-host, our official judge and scorekeeper, Mr. Bill Curtis.

I'm NPR, I'm WB Easy Chicago, this is like, wait, don't tell me the NPR news quiz.

Who cares about those other medals?

You just won the Nobel Prize.

I'm Bill Curtis and take a gulp of me and I'll give you

wings.

I'm Red Bill.

Hey there, senators, come sit on Capitol Bill.

Bill, it has come to my attention that many in our audience do not know who you are.

And my purpose today of having you join us here for this podcast extra is to see what we

can do to fix that.

And I want to start by redoing something that we often do in our live shows.

I bring up the movie Anchorman, which everybody has seen and I turn to you, Bill, and I say

Bill, hit it.

There was a time, a time before cable when only men read the news.

And in San Diego that man was Ron Burgundy, sound familiar.

And what people don't understand is that in Chicago that man was you, that not only

did you, Bill Curtis, narrate the movie Anchorman, but you are the Anchorman.

So just to get some background, you're a Kansas man born and bred, right?

Yes.

Well, that's not born.

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