Bridgeport's Own Podcast EP #268
Sep 16, 2026 · 46 min · 13 segments
legends,Ordinance,Ryan, News12
Sep 16, 2026 · 46 min · 13 segments
legends,Ordinance,Ryan, News12
And as I mentioned, but first, I didn't have a podcast last week because I made it a point not to do a podcast during the holiday.
But it didn't stop me from keeping up and keeping track of the news because that week, two major radio personalities were either A, let go, or or B, went their separate ways with the radio stations.
First, Paul Pacelli, my, I'm not going to say my enemy, because I don't know him well enough to be an enemy, was and did his last show September 3rd.
And it pains me because I usually get all of my information, whether it's the conservatives or the Democrats and so forth, from Paul Pacelli.
Now I can't have that anymore because he is no longer at the Voice of Connecticut WICC.
He was there doing the middays and subbing for Melissa Sheketoff when she needed to be out on vacation and so forth.
That's sad because, you know, honestly, when I'm doing this podcast, I needed somebody to pick on.
I needed to pick on somebody that, honestly, I'm not saying this jokingly, but he had his own point of view.
I don't see many of the Democrats' point of view, but he had a point of view which I could counter.
Now, he might go out and do what I do and do a podcast, get a lot of listeners, but it's not the same to hear him say anything and everything about how the state Democrats are doing things and how the Democrats national democrats are doing things or republicans are doing things it's not the same It's not like I lost something to do or something to say about him or what his point of view is, but it's not the same.
But also, here's another thing, and I'm going to say it about Stormy Norman in a few, and it's a reality.
I don't know how old he is, but he is one of the people, one of the many people who has suffered from a thing called It's not a fatal disease, let's be honest about it.
Both gentlemen are going to be replaced by on-air talents who are much younger than they are, that think they can do a better job than they can, and that's the thing that a lot of people are going to see right now.
And as I mentioned, but first, I didn't have a podcast last week because I made it a point not to do a podcast during the holiday.
But it didn't stop me from keeping up and keeping track of the news because that week, two major radio personalities were either A, let go, or or B, went their separate ways with the radio stations.
First, Paul Pacelli, my, I'm not going to say my enemy, because I don't know him well enough to be an enemy, was and did his last show September 3rd.
And it pains me because I usually get all of my information, whether it's the conservatives or the Democrats and so forth, from Paul Pacelli.
Now I can't have that anymore because he is no longer at the Voice of Connecticut WICC.
He was there doing the middays and subbing for Melissa Sheketoff when she needed to be out on vacation and so forth.
That's sad because, you know, honestly, when I'm doing this podcast, I needed somebody to pick on.
I needed to pick on somebody that, honestly, I'm not saying this jokingly, but he had his own point of view.
I don't see many of the Democrats' point of view, but he had a point of view which I could counter.
Now, he might go out and do what I do and do a podcast, get a lot of listeners, but it's not the same to hear him say anything and everything about how the state Democrats are doing things and how the Democrats national democrats are doing things or republicans are doing things it's not the same It's not like I lost something to do or something to say about him or what his point of view is, but it's not the same.
But also, here's another thing, and I'm going to say it about Stormy Norman in a few, and it's a reality.
I don't know how old he is, but he is one of the people, one of the many people who has suffered from a thing called It's not a fatal disease, let's be honest about it.
Both gentlemen are going to be replaced by on-air talents who are much younger than they are, that think they can do a better job than they can, and that's the thing that a lot of people are going to see right now.
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