Podcasts about Opie

Dive into a chaotic snow day where Opie battles blizzards and near-death ice plunges, while Ron shares his puking Patriots celebration gone wrong. From hilarious shoveling woes and emotional movie breakdowns to fiery takes on sports rivalries and government gaslighting, this episode packs witty banter with co-host Ron the Waiter. Also some great inside stories about Guy Fieri and Carl Ruiz. Tune in for raw laughs and eye-opening insights that'll make you rethink winter woes and current chaos—subscribe now for more irreverent real talk!

The Best and Last Year of Radio is a series on the Opie Radio podcast of all the radio shows Opie did at SiriusXM in his final year. On this episode Opie shows off his Easter basket to Carl Ruiz. He's not impressed. Opie explains why he was talking to a seal. Carl explains how to feast properly on Easter and the boys try some champagnes!

Ever wondered what happens when a celebrity cruise turns into a wild poop prank fiasco? Join Opie as he grills DJ Whoo Kid and rapper Waka Flocka on the infamous "poop dollar" incident aboard Gronk's party ship, complete with wrestling antics, a head-giving legend, and mind-bending stories of weed empires, edibles, shrooms, and DMT revelations. Tune in for unfiltered laughs and eye-opening insights that might just change how you view partying and altered states—don't miss this irreverent ride!The Best and LAst Year of Radio series is a look back at Opie's last year of radio at SiriusXM4/17 Waka Flocka Carl Ruiz DJ Whoo Kid Sherrod Small

We start off by listening to Bill Burr tell us about a song he recently heard that reminded him of his relationship with his wife. He doesn't just tell us about it, he actually sings it to us. Then we get another glimpse in Bill and Nia's relationship from 2018. Tons of passive aggressive and outright aggressive behavior.  There are a number of candidates for cringe of the week including the Morning Mashup's Instagram post, a debate between Ana Kasparian and Pearl Davis, Brendan Schaub explaining he could have been a rocket scientist, and Rob Saul smashing his television to the floor during his big return to streaming. Opie bailed on Ron's standup show that he promised he'd go to and Ron lashes out because he's very hurt. Simon from the Worst Ever Podcast joins us to play Robert Kelly's retelling of his heroic rescue of a young girl who was drowning in the ocean and Big Jay Oakerson's attempts to make it entertaining. Stuttering John also saved a life and even though he doesn't remember doing it, he couldn't wait to brag about it. Megan and Annie join us for a round of “Is It Gay?” We finish up with a teaser, reviews, and voicemails. Support us, get bonus episodes, and watch live every Saturday and Wednesday: ⁠http://bit.ly/watp-patreon⁠ ⁠https://watp.supercast.tech/⁠ Come to Hackamania! April 10-12 in Las Vegas, use promo code WATP for 10% off – https://hackamania.com/ Watch this episode here: https://youtube.com/live/ZBHe_EAknqY  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What started as a long-awaited chat with comedy legend Jackie "The Joke Man" Martling quickly devolved into glorious disaster—audio glitches, wandering off-camera confusion, painted nails sparking wild theories, and non-stop laughs that nearly broke Opie's chest cold. From Howard Stern war stories and Epstein tales to Jackie literally getting lost in his own Jokeland man cave, this episode delivers pure unfiltered mayhem with zero mercy. Buckle up for the most hilariously disastrous interview ever—hit play if you dare, because you won't believe how sideways this one went! Subscribe now for more raw, irreverent comedy gold.

VIDEO Version https://youtube.com/live/1YllXkTubyM?feature=shareDive into the raw agony of the Buffalo Bills' gut-wrenching overtime loss as Opie and oldest friend Buzzy curse the refs and relive controversial calls that robbed fans of a dream matchup. Joined by Patriots fan Ron the Waiter, the trio trades hilarious barbs on NFL rivalries, from ancient Super Bowl droughts to Buzzy's epic memorabilia cave and college origin stories. Tune in for unfiltered laughs and football therapy that'll make your sports heartaches feel less lonely.

Trippin is a SUPERCUT of the Opie Radio podcast LIVE at Gebhards!Dive into the chaos of Opie Radio's live supercut from Gebhards Beer Culture, where Opie, Matt, Ron the Waiter, Tony P and Little Foot unleash hilarious tales of double fender-benders, one-night stands turned lifelong loves, and Marine myths that'll have you questioning everything. From Eagles bashing and revenge plots to belting out Neil Young's “Down by the River,” this episode packs unfiltered banter and unexpected twists that expose the wild side of everyday life. Tune in for laughs that heal the soul and stories that stick—perfect for anyone craving raw, irreverent comedy.

Struggling through the flu, Opie teams up with Ron for a no-holds-barred rant on Trump pausing World War III just in time for NFL playoffs. They dive into bizarre space flu mysteries, speculate on astronaut hookups, Greenland's hidden mineral wars, and Ron's hilarious encounters with a boozy Kiefer Sutherland. Tune in for unfiltered laughs and insights that'll keep you entertained and questioning everything—download now to join the chaos!

Whitney Cummings has been getting a lot of criticism for purchasing views on her videos since she gets 3 to 4 times as many as Joe Rogan. She was finally forced to address it and her explanation is nonsensical, confusing, and arrogant. She always chooses to talk down to her critics and it always backfires! Adam Busch is checking out Bill Burr's current anger-free streak. Bill has never been so calm and perfect, thanks to meditation and journaling. We look into Bill and Nia's history on podcasts and we see why Bill thinks everything is racism. Stuttering John and Ashley Cummings had a big falling out this week; we document why it happened, what Ashley had to say about it, and why it's all John's fault. Opie tells Ron his boring anecdote about Chevy Chase and then he makes the ICE shooting incident all about him. Megan hosts “Is It Gay?” and we're joined by Annie. Simon hosts another round of “Opie or Burr.” We finish up with Spotify comments, reviews, and your voicemails. Support us, get bonus episodes, and watch live every Saturday and Wednesday: ⁠http://bit.ly/watp-patreon⁠ ⁠https://watp.supercast.tech/⁠ Come to Hackamania! April 10-12 in Las Vegas, use promo code WATP for 10% off – https://hackamania.com/ Watch this episode here: https://youtube.com/live/qOo6jZ3zqdo  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Struggling with flu face and family feuds, Opie and Ron unleash raw confessions that will make you cringe and chuckle. From bizarre hygiene habits like skipping foot washes to ripping on Trump, Joe Rogan, and controversial trans athletes, they tackle podcast rivalries and the absurd rise of autistic and diabetic Barbies without holding back. Dive in for witty irreverence that exposes life's gross truths and leaves you questioning your own routines—listen now for unfiltered hilarity.

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2:13:35 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Found my sunglasses, cleaning up the studio, seas, how I lost my previous sunglasses, new book cover concept with black background, Chips, Board Game Arena, Flip 7, Cosmic Wimpout, Flea Devil Solitaire – 777 breakthrough, Opie and Anthony, Sifl & Olly, deja vu, Allways Cream […]

Ever wondered if Trump's latest rant could outlaw your favorite drink? Opie and Ron the Waiter dive into a fake tweet sparking alcohol vs. marijuana debates, NFL playoff drama between Bills and Patriots, and Hollywood's podcast takeover by Amy Poehler. Tune in for witty irreverence that uncovers surprising truths on health hacks, movie sequels, and ICE chaos—perfect for staying sharp amid winter woes. 

Marty and Dan return with good vibes for the new year and a new sidekick for Andy. Opie almost kills a baby and Marty has a scuffle in a government office.Andy Griffith Season 6, Episodes 24 and 25 "A Baby in the House" and "The County Clerk."

Send us a textA ringing phone, a flushed face, and a choice to confess—what starts as a “lark” shatters the quiet of a tight-knit county and exposes deeper cracks inside the Upchurch home. We follow Bart from a school break-in and a lake house burglary to a courtroom bargain that trades prison time for probation, restitution, and a promise to change. But promises are easy. What follows is harder: a mother who walks away to breathe, a father shouldering the day-to-day, and a son playing chicken with consequences.As Bart heads to NC State, the clean slate muddies fast. Rooming with Neil sparks a cold war of personalities—neat versus chaos, parties versus role-playing games, impulse versus obligation. A pizza job funds late nights, probation hours go unfinished, and a week in jail becomes a story instead of a lesson. Mono knocks him flat; a missed form seals an academic collapse. Meanwhile, a cheap sports car, a stereo spat, and bitter roommate politics widen the gulf. Summer ramps the stakes: Opie's stepbrother Hank breezes in with drugs and charisma; small-time shoplifting morphs into car stereo rip-outs and whispered break-ins. Stories clash—who stole more, who bragged more—but the pattern is clear: boredom plus bravado equals trouble.All of it unfolds against the hum of Caswell County, where news travels faster than apologies and family reputations feel like public property. Joanne's exit, Jim's fury and fatigue, and the kids' quiet coping form the emotional spine of this chapter. We trace how talent without direction curdles into defiance, how attention can feel like currency, and how a community's gaze can both shame and harden. If you've ever wondered how a smart kid drifts from potential to probation, or how a family can fracture without a single slammed door, this story sits uncomfortably close.If this chapter moved you, tap follow, share with a friend who loves true crime with depth, and leave a review to tell us which moment hit hardest. Your support helps us keep digging for the human story behind the headline. Support the show

4/14 Carl Ruiz Vic Henley Sherrod Small Disgraced documentary film makers.In this hilarious episode, Opie sits down with the filmmakers behind the explosive Showtime documentary Disgraced, unpacking the shocking 2003 Baylor basketball murder, scandalous cover-ups, and NCAA violations that shook college sports to its core. Joined in-studio by the irreplaceable, horribly missed Carl Ruiz (the culinary king who always brought the heat) and sharp-tongued comedian Sherrod Small, the conversation spirals from serious revelations into pure, unfiltered comedy gold. Expect savage roasts, side-splitting tangents, and that signature crew chemistry — all while Carl crushes it with his larger-than-life energy. It's raw, it's funny, and it's packed with the kind of laughter that made this final year unforgettable. If you love true-crime deep dives mixed with gut-busting banter from radio legends and comedy pros, this episode is a must-listen. Hit play and experience why fans still cherish these moments — and why we miss Carl every damn day. Perfect for new listeners looking to jump into Opie Radio's irreverent world!

Pandji Pragiwaksono's bold Netflix special "Mens Rea" just topped charts in Indonesia, but it's sparked massive backlash: police reports for alleged blasphemy and incitement from youth groups claiming NU/Muhammadiyah ties (though both organizations deny involvement), heated debates, and even a summons from the Presidential Palace—all over sharp political satire. Meanwhile, Indonesian comedy legend Pandji Pragiwaksono hangs with Opie in NYC, chasing open mics and freedom of expression abroad after ditching superstar status back home. Get the unfiltered scoop on the chaos, cultural clashes, and why this comedian's risking it all for real laughs—press play for the hottest global comedy controversy unfolding live!

Dive into the explosive Minneapolis ICE shooting that exposes America's toxic divide, where a tragic video fuels endless debate on justice and protocols. Opie and comedian Ron the Waiter break down the facts, from Limp Bizkit's raw take on frustration to wild tangents on Kristi Noem's allure and cop stories. Tune in for unfiltered insights that cut through the noise and challenge your views on today's polarized world.

We start off with Howard's exciting return to SXM with his new contract, ready to kick off another three years of the Howard Stern Show! Well that excitement ends quickly. Why would anyone be excited for this? Howard isn't into it, the staff isn't into it, there's no reason for listeners to be into it.  Cardiff calls in to Jim Norton's show and clowns Chad Zumock to his friend Godfrey. Robert Kelly pulled an Opie. Bill Burr brings up the Riyadh Comedy Festival and it noticeably throws him off. Bill did a show with his wife, Nia, and it's hard to tell who is worse as they bicker about their terrible relationship. Stuttering John made a new friend and he thinks that makes him a great person who deserves praise. Once again, Opie decides to go after Jim Norton out of nowhere but Ron calls him out. Megan and Annie join us for a round of “Is It Gay?” and the Opie or Burr game. We finish up with reviews, comments, and your voicemails.  Support us, get bonus episodes, and watch live every Saturday and Wednesday: ⁠http://bit.ly/watp-patreon⁠ ⁠https://watp.supercast.tech/⁠ Come to Hackamania! April 10-12 in Las Vegas, use promo code WATP for 10% off - https://hackamania.com/  Watch this episode here: https://youtube.com/live/1-wl3-vKg1U  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Ron and Fez producer Al Dukes joins us to discuss his experience on the show as well as interactions with Opie & Anthony. FOR ALL THINGS BLIND MIKEhttp://blindmike.netFOR ALL THINGS CRAIGGERShttp://www.verygoodshow.orgFOR ALL THINGS HACKRIDEhttp://hackridethedemon.comFOR ALL THINGS DJ ELECTRA FRYhttp://djelectrafry.com

Ever wondered how a priest's blessing sealed an NFL upset or why MTV's first videos shaped a generation? Opie and Ron dive into hilarious radio anecdotes, from gut-busting laughs with Jim Norton to the shocking end of MTV's era, blending sports drama with nostalgic music riffs. Tune in for unfiltered banter that'll leave you craving more irreverent insights into pop culture's golden days.

Dive into pure radio chaos with this all-time classic from Opie's "Best and Last Year of Radio" series — the wild, no-holds-barred final stretch of his SiriusXM run! Henry Zebrowski (the manic genius behind Last Podcast on the Left) storms the studio with his trademark unhinged energy, joined by the hilariously savage Rich Vos calling in for some brutal, razor-sharp phone-ins. In the room? The legendarily missed and outrageously funny Carl Ruiz (gone but never forgotten for his larger-than-life personality and killer timing) plus comedian Sherrod Small keeping the roast train rolling non-stop. Expect filthy stories, savage roasts, wild rants on current events, and the kind of unpredictable, side-splitting madness that only happens when these comedy heavyweights let loose together. This episode is peak Opie-era insanity — laugh-out-loud funny, completely uncensored, and a heartfelt reminder of why fans still cherish these moments. If you love raw stand-up vibes, brutal group takedowns, and comedy that doesn't pull punches, hit play... you won't stop laughing (or miss Carl even more). Perfect entry point for new listeners to discover why Opie Radio remains comedy gold! Grab it now and experience one of the funniest episodes from Opie's legendary final year.

Kick off 2026 with Opie and Ron's hilarious tales of allergy attacks from mysterious beers and flowers, plus Ron's explosive family feud ending in a bold ultimatum. Dive into their irreverent takes on NYC's new mayor sworn in on the Koran, past corrupt leaders, and Opie's infamous "baby poop mustache" radio stunt that still haunts him. Tune in for raw laughs and insights that remind you why cutting toxic ties can spark real freedom—subscribe now for more unfiltered stories!

The boys start with an update on Bill Burr who can't handle social media anymore. Opie is fascinated with rap lyrics that “the kids” are listening to these days. Anthony Cumia hops on as we watch Opie freak out about the rumors his family is no longer living with him. Oh, and he brought that up because a friendly chatter asked about Doggie. Michael Ray Bower has a very special New Year's message for his fans. Tequila Talk with Richard Marx and Daisy Fuentes gets crazy as they seem to be on completely different pages when it comes to their sex life. Poor Daisy can't see her side piece during the shutdown. Stuttering John found out that I had property stolen from my house and he couldn't be more excited about it. This is a huge victory for him and Ava. Megan hops on to play a round of “Is It Gay?”, the fourth installment of “Opie or Burr,” and Cardiff's “To Poke A Dabbler.”  Check out The Anthony Cumia Show - https://censored.tv/  Support us, get bonus episodes, and watch live every Saturday and Wednesday: ⁠http://bit.ly/watp-patreon⁠ ⁠https://watp.supercast.tech/⁠ Watch this episode here: https://youtube.com/live/_gOA0KKZqgk  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Opie and Ron the Waiter go off on Ryan Seacrest and toxic childhoods! Ever wondered why Ryan Seacrest dominates the airwaves while the rest of us scramble for scraps? In this end-of-year special, Opie and Ron dive into Seacrest's multimillion-dollar success, hilarious New Year's Eve rivalries with Anderson Cooper, and Ron's wild family tales—from dumping ashes in a muddy lake to childhood beatings over bagels. Tune in for raw laughs and insights that might just inspire you to build your own unbreakable hustle in 2026.

Opie kicks off the chaos by roasting Ryan Seacrest's awkward Times Square countdown rehearsal on GMA that had the entire crew in hysterics—while admitting he could never compete with that polished perfection. The duo dives deep into Joe Rogan's latest obsession with massive hidden structures and copper cylinders beneath the Egyptian pyramids, plus the shocking truth about the world's five billionaire musicians (Beyoncé just joined the club). They cap it with brutal New Year's Eve horror stories from Times Square, subscription-locked wheelchairs and cars, and why 90% of resolutions crash and burn by February. Buckle up for unfiltered rants, wild theories, and zero-holds-barred laughs—perfect fuel to survive the holiday hangover. Hit play now!

Opie starts raging about useless TV traffic girls in 2025, then dives headfirst into Bernie Sanders' brutal warning: AI is about to wipe out millions of jobs. DRONES that fight lightning, fake meat grown in a lab and a look at the 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class. Also, AI girlfriends! Dark, hilarious, and way too real—hit play before your job does.

4/14 Billy Corben Carl Ruiz Sherrod SmallDive into a hilarious, unfiltered gem from Opie Radio's "Best and Last Year of Radio" series—this episode captures the raw, side-splitting energy of Opie's final radio run! Opie is joined in-studio by the irreplaceable Carl Ruiz (the Food Network favorite we all still miss dearly) and razor-sharp comedian Sherrod Small, while the legendary documentary filmmaker Billy Corben (director of the iconic Cocaine Cowboys series and master of wild Miami stories) calls in to add his insider edge.The laughs hit hard, It's pure, unscripted madness featuring tight friendships, celebrity insights, and comedy that doesn't pull punches.This one's extra special knowing the bond these guys shared, especially with Carl's unforgettable presence. If you're craving real radio vibes, outrageous stories, and non-stop hilarity, this episode is a must-hear—perfect for longtime fans reliving the glory or new listeners discovering why Opie Radio was legendary. Hit play and get ready to laugh until your sides hurt! (Part of the "Best and Last Year of Radio" highlights—relive the chaos today!)

This week we're checking out some podcasts that are doing slightly better than WATP and Who's Right on Patreon. This is the most petty podcast episode yet. Lil Stinkers is a show that features Mike Rainey, his unfunny friend, and a bean bag chair. The jokes are flying and they're rhyming so it must be clever.  Doug from Who's Right (aka Mean Doug) is back on the show to analyze the podcast that's ranked right above his show on Patreon. The Muckrake Political Podcast is hosted by two liberal zilches who really want to sound smart and say important things. Trump bad, am I right? Opie is back from Christmas break with nothing to say as he relies on Tony P and Ron the Waiter to carry the show with tales of crapping and vomiting. Stuttering John reacts to the news that his youngest son changed his last name to his stepfather's name. Ouch, that's gotta be very tough. We finish up with Internet News and your voicemails. Doug's podcast - https://whosrightpodcast.com/ Support us, get bonus episodes, and watch live every Saturday and Wednesday: ⁠http://bit.ly/watp-patreon⁠ ⁠https://watp.supercast.tech/⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to another episode of BREAKING Protocol, our ongoing mini-series where we break down key updates and design questions straight from the development of SHADE Protocol. Once whimsical, once united, eventually torn apart by war. Now divided like children of a broken home. Some loyal to the Xaviors, others following humanity into the shadows, and some simply running from the world that failed them. Cute. Tragic. A little unhinged. And very recruitable. Today's episode introduces two Snacklets with hearts larger than their metal frames, Maggie and Opie! Opposing ideals, clashing loyalties, but both driven by hope.https://linktr.ee/LittleLegendaryGames?utm_source=linktree_profile_share⁠⁠⁠⁠ Host: Jared Gonzalez. Executive Producer: Kendall Quinoñes. Cohost: Chaz Hawkins, Mauro Piquera. Master Chief Engineer: Jared Gonzalez. Editor: Jared Gonzalez. Graphics Editor: Jared Gonzalez. Digital Media Editor: Jared Gonzalez. Producer: Jared Gonzalez. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/razzledazzleshowpodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠#razzledazzle #razzledazzleshow #indiegames #indiegamedev #indiedev #shadeprotocol #metroidvania

The day after Christmas gets brutally honest and hilariously gross. Tony P reveals how a fresh bathroom dump (no shower) completely killed his holiday bedroom hopes—his wife shut him down cold. Ron confesses to a hamstring-cramping, sink-clogging vomit explosion after beer, pasta, mushrooms, and double-bowl vanilla ice cream overload. Opie and the crew roast marriage smells, Joe Rogan's three-week vacation, and why natural scents ruin romance. Raw, savage, laugh-out-loud chaos—your boring holiday stories just got obliterated. Hit play if you can handle the truth about post-Christmas disasters.

Best and Last Year of Radio is a series featuring the last year of radio Opie did at SiriusXM4/13 Carl Ruiz, Vic Henley and ta GIANT decadent Chocolate Bar!Wrap up this legendary 2017 SiriusXM throwback as chef Carl Ruiz shocks the studio with a massive, ultra-expensive gourmet chocolate bar that spirals into hilarious tasting mayhem alongside Opie and Vic Henley. From savage breakdowns of the rich flavors to unfiltered rants tying back to the day's wild headlines, this final-hour slice captures pure comedic gold, over-the-top reactions, and the irreverent crew chemistry that made Opie's last radio year unforgettable. Indulge in the decadent absurdity and gut-busting laughs that'll leave you craving more classic radio rebellion.

We've been covering Bill Burr's podcast since his meltdowns following the backlash from the Riyadh Comedy Festival. Adam Busch and Christian Bladt went to see Bill perform standup comedy last week and Adam had an epiphany. He explains why Bill's podcast is so pedestrian and unfunny. Christian joins us with a notebook full of notes. Lucy Tightbox is in studio and I discuss the previous weekend in Vegas at “Pulperfest.” John DiCaprio was the guy who was picked to organize the event and instead he talked a bunch of shit from his hotel room while keeping all of the money. Ron the Waiter used his special day to dunk on Opie and it's brilliant. Richard Marx and his wife, the very drunk Daisy Fuentes, livestreamed during the pandemic and embarrassed themselves spectacularly. Miss Judy joined Lucy on her show to break down some of the more ridiculous elements of Stuttering John's LOLsuit. Stuttering John has decided once again it's time to run away from the bullies. Megan and Annie join the show for a round of “Is It Gay?” and “To Poke A Dabbler.” We finish up with comments, reviews, and voicemails.  Watch this episode here: https://youtube.com/live/vVhkAI0cWSY More Lucy Tightbox: https://www.youtube.com/onceoverwithcayley Support us, get bonus episodes, and watch live every Saturday and Wednesday: ⁠http://bit.ly/watp-patreon⁠ ⁠https://watp.supercast.tech/⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What happens when a president brands an entire fleet of massive, nuclear-armed battleships after himself and declares them the biggest, fastest, and 100 times more powerful ever built? Opie and Ron dive into the wild announcement of Trump's “Golden Fleet” and “Trump-class” warships. From vanishing NYC snows and rock star family secrets to skyrocketing coffee prices and rock-god spirituality, this episode delivers the chaotic holiday vibes you crave—hit play now for unfiltered laughs and the twist that'll have you rethinking naval dominance!

Ever tried donating holiday goodies only to end up chauffeuring a toothless stranger through NYC? Opie recounts his hilarious, heartfelt misadventure from a snooty church rejection to a blessed drop-off in Harlem, with Ron the Waiter chiming in on lottery woes, creepy Christmas classics, and Ronica Day antics. Tune in for laughs that remind you why giving back is worth the chaos—perfect for holiday spirits needing a boost!

Dive into the uproarious final day of Hanukkah as Opie turns super chats into Ron Berman's holiday windfall, complete with Opie's secret matching twist. From savage football rivalries and absurd building tip rants to juicy throwbacks on radio legends like Jim Norton, this episode delivers non-stop witty banter. Tune in for the irreverent laughs that will recharge your holiday spirit and inspire your own epic gifting rebellions.

This week we're recording at the Nobody Likes Onions studios in sunny Las Vegas. We start off with Opie who is in a very bad mood because Christmas costs money and Opie doesn't appear to have any cash on hand. But Ron the Waiter more than makes up for it by being in an amazing mood in anticipation of Ronakuh - the livestream where he'll get all of the superchats and Opie will deliver additional dollars (but not a 1 to 1 match because that's probably illegal).  Patrick Melton cohosts the episode as we transition into Brendan Schaub claiming he finally “gets it.” His new strategy is to lean into the hate and he's absolutely terrible at it. He's somehow proud of his terrible special because he was new at comedy and his friends are very funny guys. Huh? Stuttering John is planning yet another lolsuit against Chad Zumock and Kevin Brennan; it couldn't be more of a nothing burger. We finish up with a round of “To Poke A Dabbler,” the Internet News, and your voicemails.  Watch this episode here: https://youtube.com/live/wjFnnGVBzsc Patrick's show: https://www.nobodylikesonions.com/  Support us, get bonus episodes, and watch live every Saturday and Wednesday: ⁠http://bit.ly/watp-patreon⁠ ⁠https://watp.supercast.tech/⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Best and Last Year of Radio is a series featuring the last year of radio Opie did at SiriusXM4/13 Carl Ruiz, Vic Henley and the Disgraced documentary film makers.The chaos rolls on in Opie's final SiriusXM era as Showtime executive Stephen Espinoza joins Carl Ruiz, and Vic Henley to unpack the explosive 'Disgraced' documentary, revealing the shocking 2003 Baylor basketball murder, cover-up attempts, and NCAA violations that rocked college sports. Expect irreverent rants blending gut-busting comedy with jaw-dropping insights into coach Dave Bliss's infamous smear campaign and the tragic Patrick Dennehy case—proving how far institutions go to protect their image. This unfiltered mid-show slice captures the crew's savage takes and unexpected twists, delivering the rebellious radio fire that defined 2017's most unforgettable moments.

Dive into the chaotic holiday madness as Opie unleashes a hilarious tirade on why Christmas is pure torture for procrastinators and adults, from gift deadlines to crushing taxes and city woes. Joined by Ron the Waiter and Tony P, the crew delivers irreverent FUs to everything from RFK Jr.'s voice to Taylor Swift's bonuses, blending political jabs at Trump's ego-driven rebrands with a surprising twist: maybe thinning the herd is nature's way. Tune in for witty banter that exposes the real holiday grind and leaves you laughing through the stress.

Opie and Ron rip into Trump's "yelly" claim that America's economy is booming—while everyday folks feel the pinch—and expose the blind hypocrisy fueling it all in raw, unfiltered style. From Howard Stern masterfully holding SiriusXM hostage for another fat paycheck with barely any work, to Taylor Swift dropping a jaw-dropping $198 million in tour bonuses that changed lives forever, this episode uncovers the wild power moves of the ultra-rich. Plus, a gruesome update on the Harvard morgue manager peddling body parts that'll make your skin crawl—because nothing screams "awesome" like federal prison for flesh trading

We start off this week checking out Jerry Seinfeld on We Might Be Drunk with Mark Normand and Sam Morril. Seinfeld doesn't give AF while Mark and Sam nervously try to get him to say something, anything interesting.  Aaron Imholte from Steel Toe missed the goal by $140 on Tuesday and tried to act like he wasn't upset about it. On Wednesday's show we find out he was very, very upset about it. Bill Burr has life figured out; he even knows how to have fun at Disneyland now. Amazing! Howard Stern announces three more years at SiriusXM. He claims his entire staff didn't know until he said it live on the air. If that's true that's pretty messed up. These are all adults who have financial obligations to their families. Why would Howard want to stress these people out right before the holidays? Opie announces that Thursday is “Ron Day” and that all superchat money will go to Ron the Waiter. We'll see about that. Miss Judy returns to Stuttering John's show and he's never been hornier or more hard-up. Megan and Annie join us for another round of “Is It Gay?”, the Opie or Burr game, and Cardiff's “To Poke A Dabbler.” We finish up with Spotify comments, reviews, and your voicemails.  Watch the episode here: https://youtube.com/live/KBu_5BJRdKM Support us, get bonus episodes, and watch live every Saturday and Wednesday: ⁠http://bit.ly/watp-patreon⁠ ⁠https://watp.supercast.tech/⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dive into the firestorm over Donald Trump's insensitive tweet blaming Rob Reiner's tragic murder on "Trump Derangement Syndrome," as Opie and Ron the Waiter unpack the raw hypocrisy, media madness, and why even shock jocks draw the line at dick moves. Discover how this controversy exposes America's empathy crisis, blending irreverent takes on vaccines, AI slop, and Ron's chilling eyewitness account of a 40-year-old school shooting. Get ready for unfiltered laughs and eye-opening truths that challenge your views on power, politics, and human decency.

Dive into a chaotic Monday rant on Rob Reiner's tragic rumored family murder during Hanukkah, mass shootings, terrorist attacks, and the total lack of online empathy—especially for Trump haters like Reiner. Joined by comedian Tony P, Opie unpacks why social media's turning us into monsters, shares hilarious takes on bad Netflix flicks and celebrity runs, plus a surprising NFL upset that left one co-host in hiding. Discover how focusing on snow globe walks over doom-scrolling could save your sanity in this witty, no-holds-barred episode.

This week we're checking in on Stephen Baldwin's podcast about bad movies. Well, it's supposed to be about bad movies, but it's actually just an awkward conversation with Hollywood celebrities who are at the point in their career where they have enough free time to talk to Stephen Baldwin.  Doug from Good Times Great Movies is appalled that Michael Madsen spent over ten minutes waiting for Stephen to show up. Jamarmalaid has a new Christmas song that is no Granny's House. Howard Stern talks retirement with fake callers and embarrassing phony prank phone calls. Opie does his FU Friday show with both Ron the Waiter and Tony P. Ron does the wrong homework assignment and Tony does the homework assignment wrong. Stuttering John performed a stand-up show in the midwest and comes to the sad realization that more Dabbleverse fans come out to see him than anyone else. We finish up with Net News hosted by Lucy Tightbox and your voicemails. Doug's YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@GoodTimesGreatMovies Support us, get bonus episodes, and watch live every Saturday and Wednesday: ⁠http://bit.ly/watp-patreon⁠ ⁠https://watp.supercast.tech/⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Best and Last Year of Radio are the last shows Opie did at SiriusXM4/13 Henry Zebrowski Carl Ruiz Vic HenleyHenry Zebrowski is a wildly energetic American comedian, actor, and podcast host best known for co-hosting the hit horror-comedy series The Last Podcast on the Left, where he dives into serial killers, cults, and cryptids with unhinged hilarity. Relive the unfiltered chaos of Opie's final SiriusXM era as he kicks off the show with Henry Zebrowski, Carl Ruiz, and Vic Henley ripping into the fresh "Mother of All Bombs" strike on ISIS, Assad's outrageous claims, and the viral United Airlines passenger fiasco that shocked the world.  This tight first-hour slice delivers raw rants, redneck yacht vibes, surprise chocolate chaos, and savage political roasts of Trump, Obama, and Caitlyn Jenner—pure irreverent gold that'll hook you with gut-busting laughs and zero filler. Catch the legendary radio rebellion at its peak before the guests pile on, proving why this crew owned 2017's wildest headlines.

Dive into a chaotic holiday showdown where Opie, Ron the Waiter, and comedian Tony P unleash irreverent rants on everything from allergic Christmas trees and Hanukkah bushes to why microwaving fish at work deserves jail time. Discover Trump's hilariously bizarre fix for the economy—cut back on pencils and dolls—plus a step-by-step guide to making prison hooch that might just save your next party (or land you in hot water). Get ready for unfiltered laughs, political jabs, and a surprising shoutout to Michael Jordan's monopoly-busting NASCAR victory that flips the script on racing revenue.

Dive into the absurdity of a dog turning the tables and shooting a man, plus the hilariously tragic scene at Opie's building Christmas party featuring that pitiful kosher food table that had everyone questioning life choices. We break down why those unflappable kids didn't freak out when a plane crash-landed on a car right on I-95, and put Oreos to the ultimate test—do they burn under a blowtorch or just melt into delicious defeat? And let's not forget calling out Andy Dick for being, well, a total dick in ways that'll have you laughing and shaking your head.

Aging Rock Legends Exposed: From Rod Stewart's Earworms to Gene Simmons' Royalty Rant! Dive into a hilarious takedown of rock icons like Rod Stewart, Frankie Valli, and David Lee Roth as Opie and Ron Berman roast their aging antics and question if it's time to hang up the mic—revealing shocking stories of elder abuse on tour and surprising music industry secrets. Discover why Gene Simmons is battling Congress for artist royalties, plus a wild ranking of America's greatest rock bands that might shatter your favorites. Uncover the raw, irreverent truths that keep classic rock alive (or barely breathing) and why these legends still hook us despite the controversies.

Dive into the chaotic magic of Christmas in New York City as Opie and comedian Ron the Waiter roast the gridlock nightmares, overrated chestnuts, and tourist traps that turn the holidays into a hilarious pressure cooker. Discover surprising insider stories from Ron's medieval combat event at a beer garden and shocking revelations from the P. Diddy documentary that expose the dark side of fame. This witty, no-holds-barred episode reveals why embracing the madness might just save your sanity this season.