THE ANTI-SMOKER

Here's a WABC listener who just can't stand the fact that I smoke.

WHAT'S THE NAME OF THAT PUB

Just a little blooper. A live phone call with the bartender at Johnny Foxes pub in Dublin, Ireland.

THE NUMBER NINE

Here's what happens when the temperature goes down to 9 degrees and you do a morning radio show.

THE CAR CRASH

Tens of thousands of WABC listeners heard in shock, live on the radio, a car crash into an SUV while the driver was talking to hosts Curtis Sliwa and Ron Kuby.

Cheryl Picker was trapped in her vehicle when it rolled over after being hit by another car. She was on her cell phone talking about the Michael Jackson case when the accident occured.

Listen to this dramatic tape.

While at KOA in Denver, I decided to dial up directory assistance and recite the lyrics from the Johnny Rivers song, Memphis. It's about a phone call to the operator and as you'll hear the woman didn't have a clue of what I was doing.

Aggressive Panhandling

George confronts an aggressive panhandler head-on, live on the radio.

Dead Guy

For 24 hours, George takes a ride with new york city paramedics.

1998 NYC Marathon

George's first attempt at play-by-play sports----his coverage of the New york City Marathon.

The New York Association of Broadcasters has handed its "Best Newscast" award to George for his 7 O'clock news on WABC.

The winning newscast was broadcast on September 12, 2001, the morning after the terrorist attacks on New York City.

Who's the real George Weber?

WABC afternoon news anchor Bruce Anderson for some unexplained reason ended his newscast like this.

George answers listeners question:

Is the Sports guy live or a robot?

Here's what happens when a typo in your copy makes you look like an idiot.

WABC Talk show host John Gambling and the news guy spent a few minutes talking about the new web site ..

911 Deer Tape

About six years ago, a funny tape started making the rounds at radio stations across the country. It's supposedly a man calling 911 to report that he was attacked by a deer, which he put in his car after running it over. It's authenticity has long been questioned, but it's definately worth a listen. (warning: obscene language)

Mansion Tour

In 1997, Mayor Rudy Giuliani was running for re-election as Mayor of New York city. After some arm twisting, the Mayor allowed me to become the first broadcast reporter to tour Gracie Mansion, with his honor. Have a listen to part of that.

Saddamathon

During the Persian Gulf war, Saddam Hussein was public enemy number one----which got us thinking at KOA radio in Denver. Why not a parody of a tele-thon? This was the result.

The day the music died.....

April, 23, 1988 was a painful day for the thousands of people in Denver who grew up listening to 95-KIMN. For over 30 years, KIMN was the predominant top-40 radio station in the city---and one of the nation's most influencial. A few weeks earlier, KIMN general manager Wayne Phillips held a news conference to make the announcement.

This was a way for me to do something I've always wanted to do and get away with it. Page myself at the airport. I did while at KIMN radio in Denver in 1986.

The Snow Storm That Wasn't

In the Winter of 2000, the New York city area was belted by several big snow storms---but many of them turned out to be duds. The media was accused of getting carried away with their storm coverage. That got me thinking---how could we have fun on WABC with a snow storm that wasn't.

SuperDiamond

My friend Randy Cordero has appeared on several of my talks shows--most of them while I was working at KGO in San Francisco. We freaked out listeners by refusing to tell them who "my special guest" was----announcing they'd know when he sang. He did---and women were calling up in tears thinking it was the real Neil Diamond. Instead, they got the "Surreal Neil".

Bible Thumping

In 1996, while covering the Acadamy Awards for the WABC morning show, I ran into this Bible preacher on the streets of Los Angeles...