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In this episode of The Joe Concha Show, Joe tackles the latest round of "woke" comedy outrage after comedian Shane Gillis sparks media pushback with his SNL monologue. Joe breaks down Donald Trump's direct negotiations with Vladimir Putin to free 74-year-old American teacher Steven Hubbard from Russia, exposes CNN's Anna Navarro for claiming migrant caravans are "conjured up", and applauds Stephen A. Smith for shutting down impeachment obsession on The View. Plus, Joe takes aim at Kara Swisher's attacks on Elon Musk, reviews Vivek Ramaswamy's viral Ohio campaign ad featuring a candidate's own mother, compares Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner's attitude to his legendary dad George, and throws back to comedy icon Norm Macdonald and Red Sox legend Carlton Fisk.

Just two weeks out from the midterm elections, Joe Concha breaks down the wildest political stories and media meltdowns across America. From a Michigan Senate candidate's cringey restaurant pandering and a local candidate's disastrous three-beer broadcast, to Susan Collins' savage Maine campaign ad and an Oval Office clash with the press, Joe delivers fast-paced, sarcastic commentary—complete with a birthday tribute to Kamala Harris and an unbelievable Bob Costas gambling story. .

Joe Concha breaks down the news of the day with his signature sharp wit and media critique. On this episode, Joe tackles the $1 billion price tag and $771,000 executive salary at the Obama Presidential Library. He calls out 60 Minutes and Leslie Stahl for downplaying non-citizen voting investigations, dissects the 2026 midterm Senate map and polling blind spots, and reacts to JD Vance’s candid thoughts on balancing family with a potential 2028 presidential run. Plus, a look back at the 2019 Astros sign-stealing scandal, Evander Holyfield's 63rd birthday, and the mess that is the NFC East.

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon. A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, a

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon. A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, a

In this episode, Joe Concha analyzes CNN polling showing a 36-point shift among New York Jewish voters, Bruce Blakeman’s high-stakes debate against Governor Kathy Hochul, and key Senate battles across Texas, Michigan, and Florida. The show also delivers a nostalgic look back at the 1986 New York Mets' NLCS triumph, a birthday tribute to Chrysler icon Lee Iacocca, commentary on Shane Gillis’s latest standup controversy, a classic Curb Your Enthusiasm Halloween breakdown, and impressionist Sean Ferris’s spot-on Donald Trump parody.

Joe Concha delivers a fast-paced breakdown of political absurdities, culture clashes, and media double standards. In this episode, an Indiana county council candidate goes viral after a "liquid courage" interview takes a chaotic turn. Joe dives into the battle over preachy concerts, highlighting Metallica and Mötley Crüe’s Nikki Sixx telling political performers to leave the lectures at home and just play the music. Plus, a look at the New York gubernatorial debate where Kathy Hochul suffered an on-stage "pinwheel" freeze against Bruce Blakeman, Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris’s shifting political stances, a special birthday tribute to Charlie Kirk, a street-level check on Columbus Day in Little Italy, and why the fake outrage over Shane Gillis’s SNL monologue shows how soft modern comedy has become.

In this fast-paced episode, Joe breaks down the New York gubernatorial debate between Bruce Blakeman and Governor Kathy Hochul, highlighting fierce clashes over ICE policies, cashless bail, and state spending. Joe calls out media double standards surrounding White House press briefings, roasts Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on her 36th birthday over economic logic and shifting accents, and tackles the mystery behind a Texas candidate's 12-day disappearance.

Joe Concha breaks down the latest political absurdity, media meltdowns, and sports disasters. Tom Homan triples down against NYC Mayor Mamdani over ICE enforcement, while Elizabeth Warren gets a Columbus Day cheekbone reality check. Plus: the media's double standards on the Ilhan Omar investigation, Jayden Daniels' epic NFL clock-management fail, and Seth Rogen complaining that Elon Musk actually charges money for burgers.

Joe Concha weighs in on political absurdities, pop culture throwbacks, and New York baseball heartbreak. In this episode, Joe breaks down NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's controversy over his October 7th statements and broken campaign promises, Bill Maher calling out far-left socialist trends, and Rosie O'Donnell’s satellite conspiracy theory involving Elon Musk. Plus, Joe looks at dropping gas prices, Mark Halprin’s four factors driving Republican midterm momentum, and celebrates comedy legend Chevy Chase’s 82nd birthday with iconic clips. Finally, Joe vents about the NY Yankees getting swept by the Tampa Bay Rays—mixing current replay drama with memories of Don Larsen’s 1956 perfect game, Jeffrey Maier's 1996 fan interference, and George Steinbrenner’s classic "bad loser" philosophy.

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon. A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, a

Joe Concha weighs in on political absurdities, pop culture throwbacks, and New York baseball heartbreak. In this episode, Joe breaks down NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's controversy over his October 7th statements and broken campaign promises, Bill Maher calling out far-left socialist trends, and Rosie O'Donnell’s satellite conspiracy theory involving Elon Musk. Plus, Joe looks at dropping gas prices, Mark Halprin’s four factors driving Republican midterm momentum, and celebrates comedy legend Chevy Chase’s 82nd birthday with iconic clips. Finally, Joe vents about the NY Yankees getting swept by the Tampa Bay Rays—mixing current replay drama with memories of Don Larsen’s 1956 perfect game, Jeffrey Maier's 1996 fan interference, and George Steinbrenner’s classic "bad loser" philosophy.

On this edition of The Joe Concha Show, Joe breaks down NYC Mayor Zoran Mamdani's controversial October 7 statement, AOC’s campaign trail rhetoric on "fake doctors", and Joy Behar’s 84th birthday featuring a walk down memory lane of her biggest on-air blunders. Plus, Joe tackles the early 2028 presidential landscape—including Chris Christie's audacious comparison of himself to Ronald Reagan—along with a 1975 flashback to John Lennon's deportation saga, Maine's Senate debate chaos, Randi Weingarten's ICE protest, and Donald Trump’s thoughts on steak versus vegans.

On this episode of The Joe Concha Show, Joe tackles the absolute state of American politics, media, and pop culture. From Minnesota’s growing fraud scandals and Keith Ellison’s abrupt CNN interview walkout, to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s abysmal 18% approval rating and rhyming reparations speeches, no political cringe goes unnoticed. Plus, Kamala Harris delivers another classic "word salad", Princeton students fail basic geography, and the New York Yankees play defense like the Dallas Cowboys. Joe also celebrates 80s icon Elizabeth Shue’s 63rd birthday with a nostalgic look back at The Karate Kid, breaks down Denzel Washington’s take on personal responsibility, and discusses an AI researcher's warning about human extinction. .

Four weeks out from the midterms, Joe Concha breaks down the wild disconnect between polling averages and betting markets in key Senate showdowns across Michigan, Texas, Ohio, and Minnesota. From Donald Trump’s high-energy rally tour with former NFL coach Jon Gruden to Hollywood meltdowns by Bruce Springsteen and Robert De Niro, Joe tackles the latest political spectacle with his signature humor. Plus, the show dives into a classic 1980s John Cleese monologue on political extremism, a Die Hard 3 pop-culture tangent on President Chester A. Arthur, Scott Bessent’s cabinet humor, and early 2028 presidential straw polls.