Podcast appearances and mentions of johnny goodtimes

The Eagles got their championship. Is it now the Phillies' turn? Trenae catches up with City Cast Philly contributors O.J. Spivey, sports columnist at The Philadelphia Tribune, and Johnny Goodtimes, owner of Shibe Sports to talk about what to expect for the Phillies this season and how best to experience a game at Citizens Bank Park, which opens for baseball today.  What will the Phillies' record be this season? Hit us up at 215-259-8170 or philly@citycast.fm Get Philly news & events in your inbox with our newsletter: Hey Philly We're also on Instagram: @citycastphilly Advertise on the podcast or in the newsletter: citycast.fm/advertise Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As the city gears up for Super Bowl LIX, host Trenae Nuri talks about superstitions, the biggest storylines, and what could be in store for the Eagles down in Louisiana. Joining Trenae for this Eagles pep rally is O.J. Spivey, sports correspondent for The Philadelphia Tribune, and Johnny Goodtimes, quizzo host here in Philly and co-owner of Shibe Vintage Sports. Want some more Philly news? Sign up for our daily newsletter, Hey Philly We're also on Instagram: @citycastphilly Have a question or comment? Call or text us at 215-259-8170 Go Birds! Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a Philly pop culture roundup! We're talking about how the Kelce family is just … everywhere, plus a documentary about Wing Bowl and a question we can't answer: Would you have a baby with the Phanatic? Host Trenae Nuri sits down with Johnny Goodtimes, Philly's legendary quizzo host. They also chat about Philly sports, books, and the “Abbott Elementary”/“It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia” collaboration. Sign up for Johnny's newsletter to stay up up-to-date on his events and Philly recommendations.  Want some more Philly news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter Hey Philly. We're also on Twitter and Instagram! Follow us @citycastphilly. Have a question or just want to share some thoughts with the team? Leave us a voicemail or send us a text at 215-259-8170. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We chat w/ Johnny Goodtimes, Alonzo Bodden, & Laura KarpmanOn this episode:News (00:00:00)Entertainment Report (00:16:08)Connoisseur (00:47:09)Bizarre Files & Johnny Goodtimes (01:23:34) Junk Drawer (01:42:31)Alonzo Bodden & Laura Karpman (02:04:19)Bizarre Files (02:51:10)Hollywood Trash & Music News (02:59:08)Wrap Up (03:09:52) 

Johnny Goodtimes returns to the show to talk about one of the original Kings of Rock and Roll, Little Richard. How did he switch back and forth between gay icon and conservative Christian his whole life? Why was he so underappreciated by the very industry he helped to create? What tricks did he employ to make it tough for Pat Boone to sing his songs? He liked to read WHAT at orgies? Tune in and find out!

Fan favorite Johnny Goodtimes returns to the show to talk about the legendary drummer of The Who, Keith Moon. How did he turn destroying hotel rooms into a legitimate art form? What were some of his best pranks? Why did Steve McQueen hate him so much? These are some of the best stories we've covered yet. Tune in!

It's for j*ing off! This 1983 slasher/cop drama goes off the rails pretty quickly. Eric and Danny enlist the help of Dennis Hyland and Johnny Goodtimes to get through it. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/twicb/message

Philadelphia Phoenix co-owner Johnny Goodtimes joins Chip and James to talk about how he bought into an ultimate disc league team. Plus James talks about two ways to make it to the Olympics, and Chip explains how the Harlem Globetrotters are the key to world peace. Grab a beer, order some nachos, and let's talk sports!

Longtime friend of the show, Johhny Goodtimes returns to discuss the tragic and hilarious life of Outlaw Country pioneer, Billy Joe Shaver. How did a threat of violence convince Waylon Jennings to record an album of his songs? Why did he marry two different women a total of six times? What was the advice Willie Nelson give him the day his son and bandleader died of an overdose? How was he able to get away with shooting a man in the face and writing a song about it? This one is wild! Listen in!

Fan favorite Johnny Goodtimes returns to kick off true crime month with a look into the violent life of Phil Spector. Why was this brilliant producer of some of the most famous love songs of all-time also such a monster? Who was Lana Clarkson and how did their paths cross on the night she was murdered? What absolutely insane gift did Phil buy his then wife Ronnie Spector one year for Christmas? You'll have to listen to find out!

Chip and Jeff chat with Philly's favorite quizmaster Johnny Goodtimes. They discuss Ted Lasso, Philly Magazine, Nassawadox Virginia, South Philly dolphin tank, Quizzo, Quizzo documentary, failed live... Visit our website for more quality content: http://www.junkmilesshow.com/

Chip and Ken are joined once again by Johnny Goodtimes to dissect the career of the influential girl group, The Shangri-Las

Chip and Ken welcome Philly's premier quizzmaster, Johnny Goodtimes, to the show to talk about Spade Cooley, The King of Western Swing, and a cold blooded murderer. This story is wild!

Johnny Goodtimes and Reef are joined by a representative from the Anderson Monarchs, and youth baseball program in Philadelphia.

Johnny Goodtimes and Reef the Lost Cauze start this interview series off with a timely talk with Philadelphia Hoops legend, Marvin O'Connor! Marvin talks about his time spent in and around the Philadelphia basketball world, his trip to the NCAA Tournament, the current state of Big 5 basketball, and much more!

In 1924, the now infamous murderers Leopold and Loeb committed the perfect crime when they abducted and killed Loeb's second cousin. Or it would have been perfect if they hadn't made countless huge mistakes. Johnny Goodtimes and the Truth discuss the crime at length, wondering if they would have the chops to pull off a similar plan.

Chip joins me for the 5th time on the show and we dive right into quarantine life and how it has affected his stand up. Luckily Chip is also a writer and has become the virtual quiz master for Johnny Goodtimes and is involved in a couple other fun projects you'll hear about during the show. Here is some more detailed background.   Chip Chantry is a stand up comedian and television writer. He has written for Crazy Talk, a comedy/talk series for NBC Universal and the syndicated series Whacked Out Sports. He most recently wrote on the NatGeo series Howie Mandel’s Animals Doing Things. Chip was the winner of 2013’s Philly’s Phunniest Contest at Helium Comedy Club, where he was a regular performer. Chip also won the “Funniest Comedian” award in Philadelphia’s annual Comedy Awards in both 2012 and 2014, and was named Best Comedian 2018 by Philadelphia Magazine. Chip is a recurring guest on the Doug Loves Movies and Todd Glass Show Podcasts. Formerly a 4th grade teacher, Chip left the classroom to pursue comedy and writing. He has opened for national headliners such as Dave Chappelle, Bob Saget, and Tig Notaro. In 2012, he released his first live comedy album, ACROSS FROM THE ADONIS. His second album, SWINGERS PARTY, was released in March 2019, where it spent time at #1 on the iTunes comedy charts and is currently in rotation on SiriusXM. 

A former KGB interrogator has taken over the Des Moines Parking Authority...and Special Agent Chet Phillips is on vacation.Written by John P. Dowgin. Directed by J. Michael DeAngelis. Starring Chris Klaniecki as Skip GrangerNazli Sarpkaya as Mackenzie McGrathDave Stanger as Bowden MontcriefPaige Klaniecki as Gloria KovakFaith Dowgin as Section Chief Zelda Anderswith Kirk White as Chet Phillipsand Kevin McGrath as The Mission VoiceGuest Starring Ashley Banks as Ocean GirlJill Ivey as Ellie Mae SederstromAnne Coleman as OlgaJackie Sherman as TatianaJohnny Goodtimes as Oleg SokolovNatty Leach as Lt. Valerianand Bob Killion as The Admiral/Security GuyCreated and produced by Pete Barry, J. Michael DeAngelis and John Dowgin. Music, sound editing and mixing by Pete Barry. Additional recording by Karen Yang. Be sure to check out Johnny Goodtimes on his podcast The Philly Blunt.A full transcript of this episode is available here.Sound effect attributions below. All other sound effects created by Pete Barry.Sci-Fi Office by Stuart Kilbride, used under licenseWarehouse by thatjeffcarter, used under Creative Commons AttributionOffice Phone by vrodge, used under Creative Commons AttributionJacob's Ladder by Halleck, used under Creative Commons AttributionTeletype by fatson, used under Creative Commons AttributionOffice Room Tone by richwise, used under Creative Commons AttributionElectric Sparks by InspectorJ, used under Creative Commons AttributionVintage Camera Flash and Powder by Werra, used under Creative Commons AttributionFoghorn by Maurice_J_K, used under Creative Commons Attribution

Johnny Goodtimes and The Truth discuss some of the most interesting Christmas traditions from around the world and ask the question that has been gnawing at us for years: how would our wives react if we presented divorce papers to them (with a bow on them) on Christmas morning?

Johnny Goodtimes and The Truth are back and after going off on a tangent about reusable straws, they discuss the downside of spending 29 years working on a plane that only flew once and then ask the tough question: How Much Money Would We Have to Be Paid to Have a Texting Affair with Someone Named Big Booty Judy and be Called Out on the Maury Povich Show?

Johnny Goodtimes and The Truth return to explore what happens when you win a Civil War, behead a king, and then put his son on the throne a few years later.  Spoiler Alert: it wasn't great. Also the guys take a look at the 1501 Ballet of the Chestnuts which featured the Pope, chestnuts (of course) and many honest prostitutes.

Johnny Goodtimes and The Truth are back to discuss some French mavericks and dreamers from the late 18th century. This devolves into a debate over how much money we'd have to get paid to jump off a building with a homemade parachute, getting catapulted, and whether people in prison should be able to break out if they can build some sort of flying contraption.

Johnny Goodtimes and The Truth are back with the type of hard hitting Christmas analysis you have grown to expect. How should you react to your Wii Fit making your avatar fat because you haven't exercised in 4 years? What would you do if you saw Santa Claus (or a man resembling him) in your home late at night on Christmas? And the guys take you on a trip around the globe to recognize some of the world's lesser known holiday traditions.  From fist fights to harassing sheep, this episode is a can't miss. 

A parking attendant that Greg sees every day, thinks his name is something else. So, Johnny Goodtimes, Greg's new alternate persona has been born and he has....a very mixed past. Leather jackets and "polishing off sixers" are involved. In World of Crazy: Ren Fair; Cheese Glasses; Scrooge Squirrel. In Ball Talk: Coaches; Rhonda Rousey. NEXT ADVENTURE'S SOCK GIVEAWAY IS THIS WEEKEND!

Chip and Jeff enjoyed a balmy night of talking while running along historic and scenic Kelly Drive in the The City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection. They discussed the Brooklyn Half Marathon, Broad Street Run, new cats, PAWS Philly, wedding rings, dogs on a skate boards, formidable geese, Garmin running watches, Kelly Ripa, star registry, regattas and hot dogs, coxswains, Billy Squier, craft projects, books on tape, planetariums, Big Bling, Tim & Eric, Johnny Goodtimes, Philadelphia Runner, Yards Brewing, dark sky parks and trolley tours.

In this episode, Johnny Goodtimes and The Truth debate the pros and cons of having 55 wives, how good a choice they'd each be to guide 99 blind men through the desert, and the downside of having a "pet dwarf" in the 11th century.

In this, the long awaited reunion of Johnny Goodtimes and the Truth, the guys discuss  how they think the conversation would go if they told their wives they were leaving to dogsled alone to the North Pole. They also consider how they would go about toppling a Central American government with 60 men and what role early 90's Latino rapper Gerardo would play in that process. Thanks for being patient everyone--we'll do it again soon!

The Jawnville Podcast returns for Episode 12 with special guest Johnny Goodtimes. Thanks to Mike Angelina and O'Neal's Pub for making it possible, as well. In this… The post Jawnville Podcast Episode 12 appeared first on Jawnville.

The Jawnville Podcast returns for Episode 12 with special guest Johnny Goodtimes. Thanks to Mike Angelina and O’Neal’s Pub for making it possible, as well. In this… The post Jawnville Podcast Episode 12 appeared first on Jawnville.

The Jawnville Podcast returns for Episode 12 with special guest Johnny Goodtimes. Thanks to Mike Angelina and O’Neal’s Pub for making it possible, as well. In this… The post Jawnville Podcast Episode 12 appeared first on Jawnville.

Johnny Goodtimes flips out over one of his wife's "Hall Pass" selections.  If a family member is kidnapped should you just pay the ransom or should you negotiate to get the best deal?  How much money would you have to be paid to get tarred and feathered?  What is wrong with people who drive cars that go 700 mph?  How many wives could you have before they found out you had other ones?

We'll be back soon, but in the meantime here's a story about Johnny Goodtimes getting mugged on the streets of Philly.   He had to give the mugger everything in his pocket, and it wasn't just money.     We'll have a new episode up on Monday

Johnny Goodtimes joins the show to talk about the most underrated athletes in Philly sports history.

Sheil Kapadia comes on to talk NFL Draft and Asante Samuel, and Johnny Goodtimes talks about the best and worst Eagles picks of all time.

Johnny Goodtimes comes on to talk some obscure Phillies facts, and I talk to Big Daddy Graham about Mad Men.

In our latest episode, we shorten a needlessly long topic and wind up talking about all manner of summer fun. Along the way, we encounter an ocean full of abominations, croquet mallets raised in anger, snow-baseball, and the purest moment of joy that Johnny Goodtimes has ever known. Subscribe via RSS Subscribe via iTunes Download […]