He obviously loves football, and I find the NFL to be significantly more boring than watching paint dry. The beauty of radio is how easy it is to tune out when the subject is boring.
Nevertheless, I look forward to the start of my lunch period every day for a chance to catch up on the latest fray and will, likely, do so until he retires.
I don't think he has changed all that much. It sounds like you would benefit from exploring some other venue. There is a life cycle to every product for each of us.
You may be right. Thanks for your insight. Still don’t know if I agree that the fluff is about the same as it has always been. Maybe it is...or maybe I’ve just become a grumpy old man and have a lower tolerance for it. But it sure seems to me that he has a lot to say about trivial matters and not so much about great political matters. Someone mentioned that maybe he needs to take a break to maintain his sanity. He may be right about that. But I agree that you can listen to the first few minutes to get the gist of the broadcast and that is what I often do.