Midnight Hostility Radio

Yanks Survive Against Jays, Sanchez Stabbed & The Great Frankie MacDonald

On this episode of Midnight Hostility Radio, Sam Namo looks at the Yankees surviving to get the ALDS to a game 4 against the Blue Jays. Mark Sanchez gets stabbed and then arrested in jail and as far as radio personalities, Namo only listens to Anthony Cumia these days,
Then we are graced by the great Frankie MacDonald in his weekly spot. Frankie gives us the latest weather update and his thoughts on the latest news including Trump, Middle East Peace possibilities and more.
Of course, we finish up with Namo's picks for Weekly Gargoyle, Clown Of The Week & Hot Girl Of The Week.

Midnight Memories- Team LeftJab Radio- MJF- 6/20/2017

Before MJF became a big star with AEW, he was one of the quickly rising stars on the indy scene almost ten years ago. During the summer of 2017, Sam Namo was bringing on guests from CZW Wrestling and MJF was a much talked about young talent that had big star written all over him even back then. Check out MJF's first of two interviews with Namo from 2017 where he talks about his future and the wrestling business as it was back then.

Why The Mets Failed & Frankie MacDonald

Sam Namo delivers an unfiltered episode covering the Mets’ disappointing season — injured starters, bullpen strain, trade‑deadline moves, and whether David Stearns and Steve Cohen did enough. Expect blunt takes on Juan Soto, Pete Alonso, pitching failures (Senga, Montas, Manaea), rising youngsters (McLean, Sproat, Tong), and which veterans should be gone. Namo explains why this wasn't a collapse but instead an injury ridden team that was constructed bad (Thanks David Stearns).
The show also swings wide with weather and world updates from the legendary Frankie MacDonald (hurricanes, climate shifts, time‑change notes), commentary on tariffs and politics, and a discussion about media, robots, and late‑night culture. 

Mets Down To The Wire, Kimmel Controversy & Frankie McDonald

On this weeks Midnight Hostility Radio, Namo breaks down the Mets last few games before the end of the season and what it will take to make the playoffs. Right down to the wire like last year, hopefully with similar results. Also some Jimmy Kimmel suspension talk as well as late night talk shows become too political.
The great Frankie McDonald gives his trademark forecast updates in his weekly spot-typhoon damage in Hong Kong/Taiwan (Ragasa), Hurricane Gabrielle passing out to sea, tornado watches in Arkansas — plus his upcoming photo shoot, global tour plans and thoughts on everything going on.
 

Charlie Kirk, Iryna Zarutska, Jimmy Kimmel & Frankie MacDonald

On this episode of Midnight Hostility Radio, host Sam Namo tackles a crazy mix of sports, politics & crime. The show opens with a no-nonsense Mets update — a tense stretch run with single digit games left and the Mets need wins now.
Namo then turns to the collapse of late-night TV culture and the politicalization of hosts (Jimmy Kimmel, Colbert), and the violent fallout of political obsession highlighted by the Charlie Kirk shooting. The episode also covers a shocking subway stabbing of a Ukrainian woman, commentary on social media outrage, and the dangers of public events.
Then Legend himself, Frankie McDonald joins in his usual segment with weather updates (typhoons, Tropical Storm Gabriel, and global storm chatter), personal stories and his thoughts on the latest news.

Midnight Memories- Reckless Airwaves Radio- Al Rosenberg- 6/20/2021

From Imus to Stern: Behind the Mic with Al Rosenberg
During the Summer of 2021, Al Rosenberg came on Reckless Airwaves Radio to share candid, behind-the-scenes stories from his time working with Don Imus and Howard Stern. The episode covers his early days at NBC, the wild, unscripted chaos of the Channel 9 Stern show, and vivid studio anecdotes — from outrageous skits to celebrity guests.
Topics include Imus’s post-rehab changes, his relationship with staff, Howard Stern’s rise and creative drive, the friction and rivalry between the two hosts, and the famous Blackface/controversial bits that would be unacceptable today. Rosenberg also discusses cancel culture, radio’s evolution, and the loss of the medium’s golden era.
 

Phillies Karen Chaos, Mets Meltdown & Frankie McDonald

Host Sam Namo opens the episode with a long-form take on the viral "Phillies Karen" incident at the Marlins game, blaming stadium security and criticizing the father who handed the ball over — the segment becomes the show’s Weekly Gargoyle pick and spawns the Clown of the Week picks as well. Namo also breaks down the Mets’ disappointing season thus far, discussing pitching injuries, underperforming veterans, and the hope pinned on three young starters for next year.
The great Frankie McDonald joins with a weather roundup — heat waves across the central U.S., international rain events, and hurricane remembrance — plus light banter about cell phones, birthdays, and odd news items. The show closes with regular segments: Weekly Gargoyle, Clown Of The Week & Hot Girl of the Week. 

Mets Pressure, NFL & Frankie McDonald Are Back

On this episode of Midnight Hostility Radio, Sam Namo dives into a lengthy Mets breakdown: a look at the team's late‑season playoff push, struggles from Kodai Senga and Sean Manaea and the surge of young arms like Nolan McLean, Jonah Tong and the call‑up case for Brandon Sproat. He also reviews the offense’s upswing led by Juan Soto, Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso.
The Legendary Frankie McDonald returns with weather updates from Nova Scotia and global forecasts, plus chat about recent happenings in Canada, Halloween plans and birthday shoutouts. The show also touches on NFL division predictions with Frankie. Frankie also gives his thoughts on the latest in the news including Raja Jackson's wrestling debut attack/debacle on some indy show.