It has been a GREAT run!

Whelp, it is time for this media idiot to exit the stage. Heck, I am surprised the show lasted five days much less five years but it did and man did we have a blast. My last in studio show will be Friday, December 14th. Cumulus has been supportive which makes this decision tougher but it is time to walk away.
There were more ups than downs and yes there are a few unanswered questions, they will be answered over time. Today is more about thanking those who took the time to give us a shot and stick around for a while. Grant Merrill will be filling in for the time being and though I will be calling in for a segment next week, the transition is underway. Again, for those who took the time to stop by, thank you. There are so many people to thank.
Richard- You,Meg and Gateway have been there for me during the good and bad. I drove you crazy yet your true friendship never wavered.
Bill- My man, Bill Ingram. I am so proud of you, Bill. Though you are great on-air, it is our private conversations off air that I will miss the most.
Lanny- My career would not be where it is without you, Lanny. I owe you a ton.
Hogville-There were times you freaked me out Hogville but you were fair. Thank  you.
Wally- More good times than bad. Thank you for the first four years.
Mike Irwin-I dont think you will ever know how much I have learned from you. Your ability to make a story out of nothing is amazing. Your Hog coverage is second to none.
Brett Goode- Man, I have no idea how we became buddies but I am glad we did. You are a good(bad pun) man and one of the most humble human beings I know. Go Pack!
Wess Moore- I value our friendship, thank you for not bailing when others did. Keep up the good work(shameless plug, he has a great show on 93.3).
Russ- We had our share of ups and downs but it has been an honor watching you grow into the man you are today.
Nate- One of my biggest regrets is not getting you on the air sooner. All you need is a shot, hopefully you get it soon. You are an honest man with a great heart. I wish you the best.
Cindy Thompson- You are the greatest boss in the world!!
Linda, Scott and Drew- You have changed my life for the better.
Jeff and Lisa- You two always made me feel better, I will miss our talks. Peace and Profits.
Ross, Darren, Jeff, Cliff- You had the most difficult job in the world. Producing this show is not easy yet you guys did it with class. Thank you.
Power 92 & KOKY- Thank you for believing in what we were trying to accomplish.

And to my wife, Amy. You stood by me through some of my darkest times and I had no idea what unconditional love was until I met you. H and I are lucky!

Though replacing Chuck Barrett was one of the toughest things in my life (dude is good), saying goodbye is a helluva lot harder.

Goodbye,
Shawn

Rec. Thursday 12/13/12

Two future Hogs came on to discuss their conversations with the new coaching staff.

TQ Coleman switched from Wisconsin to Arkansas, he explains his decision. Click to Listen

Austin Allen met with coach Bielema for an hour last Saturday. Click to Listen

Knile Davis going pro

In his first interview since announcing his intentions of turning pro, Knile Davis explains why now is the time. Click to Listen

Bret Bielema on ARN

Coach talks recruiting philosophy, two sport athletes plus he rates his first Hog call. Click to Listen

Blake and Diane Rasner

Blake and Diane are the proud parents of Ross and they were kind enough to come on and share some great memories. Click to Listen

Carroll Washington talks about his future as a Razorback

Carroll talks about his friend Kiero Small and waiting to see who will coach Arkanas next year. Click to Listen

Van Coleman talks hoops

Van breaks down Mike Andersons recruiting class. Click to Listen

Tom Lemming CBS Sports Network

Tom talks Hunter Henry and the next signing period.Click to Listen

Dean Campbell recalls his time at Arkansas plus remembering coach Royal

Dean is nothing but class and it was a pleasure talking to him. Click to Listen

Wright Thompson

One of the best writers in America joined the us to talk about his latest 30for30 piece about Ole Miss. Click to Listen

Rec Thursday 11-1-12

Future Hog, Deondre Skinner, came on to talk about football and cooking. Click to Listen
Part Two

Ray Glier

Author Ray Glier joined us to talk about his latest book, How the SEC Became Goliath.Click to Listen

Rec. Thursday 10/26

Frisco Centennial point-guard, McKenzie Adams, talks about being a future Hog and how Razorback blood runs in her family. Click to Listen


Highly recruited basketball prospect, Riley Norris, talks about Arkansas and upcoming visits. Click to Listen