Jayson Alexander, our #1 fan (out of 13)

97X, Music, podcast

Wow, the 97X “Rumblings from the Big Bush” podcast has really come a long way. Now we’re interviewing A-list celebrities like Jason Alexander, who played George Costanza on Seinfeld!

Wait just a minute, I’m getting breaking news from the Aye Team News Bubble. It’s not Jason Alexander, it’s Jayson Alexander. Which is even better! Let’s check the stats:

  • Jason Alexander has never listened to a single second of 97X
  • Jason Alexander has never heard of — much less heard — the Rumblings podcast.
  • Jayson Alexander listened to 97X for years.
  • Jayson Alexander has listened to every one of our “Rumblings” podcasts… and yet somehow is still considered to be of sound mind.

Jason Alexander won an Emmy, a Tony, and a SAG Award for “Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series.” But Jayson Alexander’s accomplishments are even more impressive:

  • He won a 97X frisbee
  • He knows two guys named Tony
  • He won a saggy pants award for “Outstanding Performance in an Old-Timey Base Ball Game”

Jayson, who first started listening to 97X in the 90s, shared tales of Ben Harper close encounters, being the lead singer of Ozomatli, leading the old-time baseball league in putouts, and absolutely crushing pins in several Rock & Bowls.

Jayson also got to sit in with Rictile on the Breakfast Club one day when co-host Kevin Couche was out. He was “Couche for a Day”… and Rictile did him dirty with the alleged “news” he gave him to read cold after Shiv…

Jayson had more luck answering Trivia Ahoy questions as a listener.

We don’t have a photo of Jayson from the old time “base ball” game they played against the 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings vintage team. So these 97X softball team shots will have to suffice.

Below is a bit more info about the old timey game and its rules – as Jayson mentioned, their code of conduct was quite strict.

This isn’t Jayson’s car, but it should be:

Thanks for listening, Jayson! You have inspired Dave to put more effort into his podcast prep work: