Talk:Armstrong & Getty
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[edit] Jack Divorced?
I'm not going to edit this because I have no idea how to handle speculation, but it is highly likely that Jack Armstrong (or, to be specific, the man who uses the air name of "Jack Armstrong") is either seperated or divorced from his wife as of spring 2006. It should certainly be noted that both men's lives are not quite in alignment with their on-air personalities. They both reveal certain aspects of their "personal life", some of which are dryly fictional (some obviously, like "Jack Junior", and some less obviously).
- Though he is currently separated from his wife of nearly 10 years.
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- I think I wrote the original paragraph above (before I was using my account). Regardless, he announced on 2006-11-8 that he is going through a divorce. He also said that he didn't want to talk about it. I'm going to quote exactly what was said when I can find the precise segment on the podcast. I wrote a bad paragraph about it, and don't have time to really sit and rewrite it, but if somebody wants to rewrite it, that's fine, but I'll come back in a couple days with a supporting quote re: the divorce. Sorry for the quickie edit, but I figured the citation itself (the date of the broadcast) was an important thing to toss in to the article. JabberWokky 16:21, 13 November 2006 (UTC)
I have checked out the audio from the dates mentioned and cannot find the mention of a seperation by Jack. Is it possible they edited it out of the podcast? 70.168.140.50 17:05, 30 January 2007 (UTC)
Confirmed, Jack has mentioned on the air when filling in on KFI for John and Ken that he is a "single man" and its in the podcast audio also.
