>> Rome & take-writers Stev Czaban has mentioned it before on the Bob & Brian show ... in the context of the Rome radio show, not just TV. I tend to believe him, but it's based on little more than blind faith ... Czabe just seems like part of the family after so many years on B&B, so I trust him, and Rome seems like just the kind of arrogant doof that would build a career on the shoulders of other people's work. It's funny to see the love/loathe comment about Rome, about him being polarizing, since I consider myself totally indifferent to him. When the wife and I take roadtrips we listen to a lot of sports talk radio and we seem to always catch his show. I could take it or leave it. I could probably never listen to it daily, his schtick grinds my gears a little too much, but my reaction wouldn't come close to hate. It's fascinating that there are no mega-popular national sports talk shows out there. You look at the top 20 or so most listened-to national radio shows and you see formats that are political, financial, news, shock-jocks, and other odds and ends. Seems like there's a void ... like a market ineffiency ... for one or two dominant sports programs in the top dozen or so radio shows. Someone needs to step up.