My husband and I both enjoyed watching Dylan Radigan. His knowledge,
familiarity with the subjects, as well as insight and perspective, always held
our interest.

Most of all his gentlemanly manner in all his dealings with people, whether as a
host or as a guest, added to our interest and enjoyment as we watched the show.

We'll miss his humor and input. Hopefully he'll be on our local tv channels.

Wow! I mean... wow!

I'll probably still watch the show, but it just won't be the same without him. I
don't know what kind of contracts the rest of the gang have, but they seem to
come and go whenever they want. Whatever happens I wish Dylan the best - with
his talent I'm sure he'll be making more money wherever he ends up.

My gut told me something was up.
Havent seen him on CNBC during the day for awhile...
Not sure FM will have good ratings without him
They should try to keep him
Time to replace this producer
Marjorie

A loss indeed to CNBC....
while many others on the network were trying to be primarily cute and
entertaining...
and argumentative for the sake of camera time...:)IMHO....
he was one of the few beacons of light trying to be a responsible reporter and
investigator during an era when we had to
deal with the reality of the harsh economic situation we are in...
sadly...for CNBC....
another one bites the dust....

I heard it on my way to work this morning on BB Radio around 8:40 A.M. EST. I
dropped jawed on the road. I'll miss him. He used to be on BB. They joked,
gave, good praise to him & wish him the best. Tom Keene would call it Fast
Surveilance.

DYLAN YOU'RE THE MAN!!! BEST OF LUCK TO YOU!!!

When is somebody going to fire that VP Susan Krakower? How many have to leave
before they realize she is the problem.Like that website and the new look.Maybe
Dylan will be given a new show patterned after Louis Rukeyser on ABC.