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he Oakland Raiders beat the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl XI on January 9, 1977, winning 32-14 at the Rose Bowl for their first Super Bowl title, with Fred Biletnikoff named MVP in a dominant performance led by coach John Madden. For the Vikings, it was their 4th Superbowl loss. Minnesota has not appeared in the big game since then.

Super Bowl XIII (1979) was a thrilling, high-scoring showdown where the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Dallas Cowboys 35-31, becoming the first team with three Super Bowl titles, featuring MVP Terry Bradshaw's four touchdown passes, key plays like a Franco Harris run and Lynn Swann catch, and a late Cowboys comeback attempt that fell short, cementing the Steelers' dynasty and deciding the team of the 70s

Super Bowl III (1969) was a historic upset where the AFL's New York Jets, led by QB Joe Namath, defeated the heavily favored NFL champion Baltimore Colts 16-7, validating the AFL's legitimacy; Namath famously guaranteed victory, and the Jets' dominant defense and strong running game sealed the win, making it a pivotal moment in football history

Super Bowl I (Jan 15, 1967) saw the NFL's Green Bay Packers, led by Coach Vince Lombardi, defeat the AFL's Kansas City Chiefs 35-10, with the game a competitive 14-10 at halftime before the Packers' defense and QB Bart Starr dominated the second half, highlighted by a Willie Wood interception and breakout performances from Max McGee (7 catches, 138 yds, 2 TDs), securing the first World Championship Trophy.

Mark Mason, the former Program Director at WFAN and the man responsible for creating "Mike & the Mad Dog" with Mike Francesa and Chris Russo, shares the journey of his part in creating the powerhouse sports station. WFAN Host and Adjunct Professor Marc Malusis conducted the interview at Iona University's podcast studio. The piece was produced by Mike Damergis and Joe D'Aloisio from Iona.

Jerry Recco tells Mike Damergis that he thought his days were done at WFAN when Don Imus demanded that he find a sound bite back in the mid-90s. There was no internet back then as we know it today to just pull sound, so Jerry was up against it. Thirty years later, Recco has been a mainstay on morning radio for almost 2-decades.

Russ Salzberg discusses the great moments he experienced during his time at WFAN from 1993 through 2000. Four Yankee World Championships; the Rangers winning the Stanley Cup; the OJ Chase, Mike Tyson unglued and much more happened during Russ' time in Astoria. Salzberg was paired up with Steve Somers from 10 am -1pm weekdays.

Let us never forget the people that shaped our lives. Remembering the Damergis, Stratigeas, Tsakanikas and Patselas families in this Christmas montage from the early 1970s. From the Bronx to White Plains to Smithtown, there were some good times. This Video Courtesy: George Damergis and Penelope Stratigeas

Mike Damergis talks with John Schmeelk, now a Host & Reporter with the NY Giants Radio Network and Giants.com