PTI
Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon face off in the nation's capital on the day's hottest topics.
Hosts & Guests
Loud ads drive me away from lifetime patronage
Aug 21
Love Tony and Mike and their witty takes on all things sports, started listening 30 yrs ago. However recently the ads are SOOO much louder than the broadcast, I can’t listen to them at my favorite time, before bed—It’s like an alarm goes off every 7 minutes! This only happened recently—please go back!
Fantastic
04/18/2006
So I was sitting at home after my daily workout watching Pardon the Interruption, when Tony Kornheiser turns to the camera and tells the world about PTI being available on iTunes. And I thought to myself, well that sounds great and all but I'll bet they will have commercials or something of the sort that will waste my time and keep me from the gripping words of my two favorite sports analysts. But, no. There are no commercials and the show is able to flow from topic to topic unhindered by another add for Guinness Draft (although I think the commercials are brilliant, I think that they should back off and let Red Stripe get some time). But I digress, Pardon the Interruption on the iPod is pretty much the best thing that has happened to the podcast scene, making me be able to listen to their epic banter while I'm working out instead of having to start early and finish with them halfway through their show. I love PTI on iTunes.
Wilbon
2 days ago
Mike, I figured out why your voice sounds horse all the time. 24/7 screaming “shut up” and “get off my lawn”. Maybe YOU should shut up! Now please get off my lawn.
Guests need upgrading
5 days ago
I love this show so much and have since its inception. TK and Wilbon feel like old friends and I can’t wait to hear their takes when significant events happen is sports. My one complaint is of their regular guests. Jeff Saturday and Booger McFarland are sadly not worthy of being regulars on the show. Neither are insightful or entertaining. Both give ordinary/unintetesting takes in folksy tones. When it comes time for “five good minutes” with them I fast forward through. Would rather have more mail time, what’s the word or all those old goofy segments they used to do like role play, good cop/bad cop than hear these two guests.