Hey everyone, this is Chuck Arfine, and this is the White Sox Talk podcast, brought to you as always by WinTrust.

Jason Benetti and I both got our broadcasting careers started very early in our lives, and frankly, by sheer luck,

thanks to where we grew up. We both went to Home and Flausmore High School in the south

suburbs of Chicago, where they had a student-run radio station and TV station and a four-year

broadcasting curriculum, and still do.

It was here where Jason and I began to learn how to be sportscasters, calling football

games, basketball games, doing sports casts, documentaries, etc.

Honestly, if we did not go to HF High School, we both could have ended up with two entirely different careers.

So we are beyond grateful for the teacher at HF who ran the broadcasting program.

His name is Bob Comstock. And today on the podcast, Jason and I speak with our former teacher

and eternal dear friend. To give you an inside look at the program,

this special teacher, and why we love him so much.

Why do we love him so much?

Well, just he'll give you an idea.

When he was a younger teacher, he once took a student to disco demolition. And he'll tell that story.

And we are the only ones who you might know who went through the HF program, who are in the business.

Scott Merkin, who covers the White Sox for Anambi.com.

Lawrence Holmes, my colleague at NBC Sports Chicago and also at the score.

There's Ben Bradley, anchor reporter at WGN, and so many others. So here is our talk

with Bob Comstock, whereas I call him Mr. C, and how Jason and I came to be sportscasters.

White Sox, White Sox, go, go, White Sox.

A ball hit deep way back.

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