So how did you hook up with the great Chuck Plotkin?

Oh, well, that goes back to the early 90s.

I was playing a place called In Los Angeles, every week I had a steady gig at a place called Genghis Cohen.

It was kind of an industry hangout.

It was in Hollywood and it wasn't far from A&M Studios and those places.

And Chuck was working at, was he at Columbia then? Maybe he was just...

Well, I think he was, you know, still making Bruce records and freelancing.

And your daughter,

Close.

[singing] Wherever I go, I feel it's all for the best.

Whatever the sweater I wear on my chest.

And if I'm one day called to Toronto in that old hallowed hall, I'll dream of my days in Montreal.

Au revoir.

Ca a ete amusant.

Just lovers, no haters.

Okay, this is a, this is a Dan original, and if, and if you saw the original video of this, uh, you, you might not recognize Dan in it.

Victor Wemba Nyama.

Nyama.Tall and thin like a french fry.

Three-pointers rain down from the sky.

From Nanterre in the West Paris region.

Like a one-man French Foreign Legion.

Victor Wembanyama, Victor Wembanyama, Victor Wembanyama.

Sing it in your car.

[laughs]

(instrumental music plays) You're listening to the Tony Kornheiser Show.

Welcome Pope Leo, Chicago born and bred.

Comiskey, Aparicio, Luzinski, Bill Veeck.

Must've palled around with Roy Cohane, a scarf around his throat.

Ate burgers with Belushi at the Billy Goat.

Must've got stuck on the Dan Ryan in his rusty car.

Watched Ditka and Sayers and Butkus at the bar.

(laughs)

life? Do people ask you? Is there a new Stinky and Dirty?

Oh, boy, I wish.

I need a new Stinky and Dirty.

That ran for two seasons.

It was great.

I could just wake up and write Stinky and Dirty songs, drink a cup of coffee.

Snow Cone Shuffle? Come on, it's a hit.

So what are you