05 Thursday Apr 2012
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As Opening Day is now upon us, Matt Peebles penned a poem in honor of America’s past-time.
An in-depth look at some of Chicago’s finest music attractions coming up this Summer.
High Motor Guy’s college hoops gurus, B.R. Murphy and Danny Lavin, preview the 2012 NCAA tourney — in their own special way.
With “Bounty Hunting” headlining the state of the NFL right now, Jeffery Sewing admits that he has no problem with Gregg Williams and his bounties. In fact, he’s for them.
Tim Bock previews Super Tuesday along with weighing President Obama’s chances against whomever the GOP nominee may be in this edition of The Turn.
Gabe Salgado, a recovering addict himself, identifies with the constant struggles Josh Hamilton has faced and will continue to face going forward.
With Ron Zook a goner and Bruce Weber not far behind, Jeffery Sewing examines what went wrong down in Chambana … and why he doesn’t care anymore.
Matt Peebles reflects upon certain contradictions made by our current president on President’s Day.
Matt Weber and Colin K.L. bring you High Motor Guy’s first basketball podcast. LINsanity and the Knicks, DRose and the Bulls, Betting Games and so much more!
Patrick O’Hara shares his disgust with the plight of the Chicago sports fan.
Jeffery Sewing tackles a significant issue negatively impacting our favorite sports. The dreaded All-Star games.
After taking-in Super Bowl 46 with you and millions of others world-wide, Matt Weber came away with a number of pointless judgments encompassing his shaky head the following morning. He’d like to share a few of those with you and yours as you stumble about your various cubicles and places of commerce today. Enjoy.
Matt Weber and Colin K.L. get back on the horse with a preview of Super Bowl XLVI between the Patriots and Giants. Predictions, Prop-Bets, X’s and O’s and everything else you’ve come to expect from the High Motor Guy Podcast.
The recently injured B.R. Murphy reflects upon life on the disabled list. The perks, the problems … oh, and the American Health Insurance industry. Enjoy.
Jeffery Sewing questions the Bears’ hiring of Phil Emery by looking even deeper into the inferiority complex displayed by the inhabitants of our “Second City.”