With today being Election Day, we have a write-in candidate for QUEEN OF WISCONSIN for all of our Wisconsin listeners! At Sunday’s Milwaukee Bucks game, a woman in the crowd had to name as many cheeses as possible in 30 seconds.
When you hit 106 years of age, you get to do whatever the hell you want on your birthday. For Myrtis Jewell Painter of Phoenix who just turned 106, her friends and family threw her a surprise
Honestly were they even trying!? If you can’t tell what is going on here, Nebraska Cornhuskers’ punter Caleb Lightbourn was attempting a “surprise” onside kick that would hopefully give them momentum against Ohio State and it went…horribly awry.
Whenever we feature Don LaGreca on the radio show, it’s because he went on a rant so epic that it has gone viral. And this is no exception. Last week, the ESPN Radio NY host flipped out because his
The Carnival Sunshine left for Port Canaveral, full of excited cruise-goers and a few hours later technical issues caused the ship to tip on its side! As crazy and terrifying as the situation had to have been
Each morning on the show, we play Dumber Than Hot Wings/Joe Trivia for a cash prize. Kevin in Birmingham, AL took on Hot Wings today on a $200 round of Dumber Than The Show Trivia. Watch the clip below to find
That jerk dad in Joe Dirt is probably thanking his lucky stars that dog that got his balls frozen to the porch didn’t know how to use a gun like this dog in New Mexico did! Sonny Gilligan, 74,
On Sunday’s NFL Countdown on ESPN for the game versus the Chiefs and the Browns, Rex Ryan made an…interesting observation about his digestive system and its relation to Chiefs’ wide receiver! Ryan was referencing wide receiver Tyreek
When it comes to Halloween, there’s s**tty candy, and then there’s literally S**TTY candy! A kid in Vermont got a back of poop when he went trick-or-treating last week on Halloween. Like, literal S**T. The police investigated, said it
It’s been about nine months since the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New England Patriots 41-33 to win the first Super Bowl in franchise history. And now, Philadelphia-area hospitals are noticing a bit of a surge in babies being born.
