Full Show — August 13, 2026, 2026
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What jokes and banter open the show and what is the “Pope Night” story about?
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Rahimi Harrison Grody, 10-2 on 1043, the score.
I would like to submit to the class what we're calling perhaps the Hellmeter in relation to your reaction to this how many bears after the Pope Night at the rate.
Whether you're Catholic or not, so everybody should stand and find a new friend around you and offer each other the sign of peace.
It was Pope Night. 38,113 blessed souls showed up out there, many adorning the Pope hat. So I gotta say, man, the White Sox blew a 4-0 lead. Now, if we are going to sit here in front of these microphones and give the Pope credit for all the good that has happened with the White Sox this year, or the Bears, or whatever we have assigned the Pope credit for. For making our lives better. I'm sorry. This was a bad night for the Pope. Pope it ain't easy.
He wasn't even there.
He knew it was his night. He knew what he was doing last night. The Pope has lost bears. In nomine
patrices filiet spiritus.
First of all, do you think he was able to watch the game? Like do you think he knows it was Pope Hat Knight last night?
So one of his Pope assistants had to have told him.
Okay. On a scale of one to ten on the Hellmeter, give a number for how scared you are for going to for the potential of you going to Hellmeter.
Shout out to devil playing in the background. Guys, it I n I will not go to hell for this. Why is that Mark? How how because you just docked the oh because God and Jesus made me this way. It's not my fault. So she
just comes and goes as she pleases. There's no sort of rules for her. She's put her time in here, all right? The Lord makes an exception for her.
Layla Rahini, Marshall Harris, Mark Grody. Middays 10 a.m. to two on Chicago Sports Radio 1043. The score.
Yeah, I still don't feel good about that. I uh I think that's bad juju, and I just wanna be on the record about it. And Mark, troublemaker grody, is back with more later today in our 145 segment.
I kept my head down all day yesterday. I walked right to Holy Name Cathedral and the doors were locked. Once they saw me, there he there he is. Lock the doors. I made it through the day. I'm okay. And I did have a usually a daily conversation with my parents. And as far as I know, my mom did not hear it.
How do the hosts break down the recent Cubs, White Sox and Bears games and player performances?
Uh now maybe she's hearing it now, but But um I think I think I'm in the clear guys. I think I'm okay.
Nope, nope. And the fact that you said that, that's also a problem. This is Rahimi Harrison Grody. I'm one oh four three the score.
You're so uncomfortable.
I am. I just I think it's bad juju. We have Mark Grody, who you just heard Layla Rahimi here with you on this Thursday. Well, i I yeah, I mean, you know, so That's fine.
That's fine.
We'll get back to it. That's
fine.
We will. Uh and you know what? Would you rather talk about that than the Bears Stadium?
Oh my god, wouldn't okay, that's a question for you. No, no, that's a question for you, Layla Rahimi. What would you rather talk about? My blasphemy and the pulp or the bear stadium?
Well, one is an actual action, which is your blasphemy, it's a real thing that happened. The other is still conceptual. So yeah, I'd rather talk about the real thing.
Oh man, so it really was blasphemy. This is rough. Oh man. No,
I'm just saying like your your action. I don't I can't demit that. That's not my job.
Okay.
That's not my job.
Oh yeah. Yonah Jackson. Thank you.
Yeah, d we feel bad. We left out Jonah Jackson in the in the double soft J names. Yale and Yackson. You know what? Uh while we're here.
Yes.
Jonah Jackson had a fantastic season last year. He sure
didn't.
You know what? He didn't get any credit for it. Nobody talked about it. You know Jonah Jackson, you're at work right now, but just just know that we saw you. That's all.
And he's looked good so far this year.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What jokes and banter open the show and what is the “Pope Night” story about?
0:01–3:01
2
How do the hosts break down the recent Cubs, White Sox and Bears games and player performances?
3:01–15:51
3
Why is Clay Harbor joining the show and what topics will he discuss?
15:51–57:04
4
Why do the hosts praise Ben Johnson’s individualized coaching style?
57:04–1:00:32
5
How does Ben Johnson’s admission of missed field‑goal decisions illustrate taking responsibility?
1:00:32–1:03:42
6
What practice philosophy does the Bears team use to prepare players for the season?
1:03:42–1:51:53
7
What is the show’s call‑in information and who are the hosts introducing the segment?
1:51:53–2:10:42
8
How do the hosts break down the Bears stadium saga, including the Indiana vs. Arlington Heights debate and the political/legal hurdles?
2:10:42–2:55:27
Speakers
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