Advertise on podcast: The Ham Radio Show

On this week's jam-packed episode of The Ham Radio Show, Uncle Eddie and the crew welcome actor Aleks Paunovic to talk about his role as William Faversham Jr. in Amazon Prime's upcoming series The Greatest, which quickly spirals into an impassioned, brotherly bonding session between Ricky and Aleks over their lifelong obsession with Muhammad Ali lore. Eddie dives deep into the horror scene to deliver his glowing review of Peacock's prequel series Crystal Lake, previewing his upcoming appearance at Exotica NJ and outlining the countdown to "Gobblesgiving." Later, regular caller Jerry checks in with relationship and financial chaos involving his ex-porn star fiancée, Frankie MacDonald delivers the worldwide storm forecast from Nova Scotia, and Eddie goes on a fiery WTF News rant addressing the recasting and return of Apu on The Simpsons. To wrap things up, the boys lock in their Week 7 NFL Perfect Picks before descending into "The Basement" for Part 2 of their celebration of legendary hits from 1976 turning 50.

In this wild, unfiltered edition of The Ham Radio Show, Uncle Eddie and the crew welcome investigative journalist Alan Salkin to break down his podcast Gerbil, exploring the decades-old Richard Gere urban legend, celebrity folklore, and a bizarre caller ER story before Eddie recaps his backstage hijinks at New York Comic-Con mingling with LL Cool J, Jon Hamm, and Joel McHale. From there, the gang tackles WTF News with a look at a tragic Six Flags roller coaster accident and a nostalgic detour through the lawless, injury-plagued insanity of 1980s Action Park, followed by a heated debate over Shane Gillis's SNL gym attire monologue. Rounding out the broadcast, Frankie MacDonald delivers the maritime weather, Ryan Younger drops film news, the boys lock in their Week 6 NFL "Perfect Football Picks," and Ricky and Billy take over "The Basement" to celebrate the 50th anniversary of 1976 classics from Stevie Wonder, Parliament, Marvin Gaye, and the Bee Gees.

Uncle Eddie and the crew welcome Joe Drapes back from the hospital alongside tales of Eddie's own weekend medical scare, but the broadcast quickly boils over when Johnny Vegas crashes the studio unannounced, triggering a fiery on-air showdown over his previous walkout and lingering bad blood. Amid the drama, the guys welcome Chef Noah Hester—co-creator of Terry Bradshaw's Bradshaw Bourbon and owner of Hamm's Meat Market—to sip 103.8-proof whiskey, talk burger perfection, dive into Southern-Hawaiian cuisine, and settle the pineapple-on-pizza debate. Rounded out with Dead Pool Bingo updates, Frankie MacDonald's weather forecast, a "sweet"-themed music countdown in The Basement, and their NFL Week 5 Football Perfect Picks, this episode delivers a full dose of unfiltered, high-energy reality radio.

Uncle Eddie and the crew return to Joe's basement for another wild, unfiltered broadcast—though Joe himself is sidelined at home recovering from a legendary, X-Lax-fueled medical emergency. The boys dive into Jimmy Kimmel's Brooklyn residency and Howard Stern's late-night appearance, discuss why cookie-cutter corporate talk shows are failing, and debut the brand-new Ham Radio Show "Absolute Piss Missile" merch inspired by Tom Brady. Plus, tributes and a 10-bell salute to wrestling star Benjamin Satterley (PAC / Neville) and actor Dennis Haskins (Mr. Belding); a phone call to Toronto to investigate Canada's bizarre Kraft Dinner cheese-flavored soda; a live call from Melrose Larry Green in a Los Angeles park; Frankie MacDonald's world weather forecast; Randy Unger's movie report; gross NYC transit tales in the WTF News; and a 16-song basement countdown featuring classic tracks about cities and states.

In this episode of The Ham Radio Show, host Eddie Finocchiaro and co-hosts Ricky, Billy, and Joe celebrate surging global listener numbers and break in their custom Kiki Momo Cigars smoking jackets before diving into a packed lineup. The crew welcomes For the Fans Fest organizer Matt Rumer to preview the upcoming independent comic convention in Atlantic City, previews Eddie's upcoming SiriusXM event with Sylvester Stallone—bolstered by a call-in from longtime listener Jerry sharing college acting stories about Sly—and locks in their Week 3 NFL Perfect Picks. After a spirited Nor'easter weather dispatch from Frankie McDonald and a movie report on 1996's The Rock from Randy Unger, the team tackles a bizarre WTF News segment about AI and human-versus-robot fights before closing out the broadcast with "The Basement," a countdown dedicated to classic songs celebrating women alongside deep psychedelic cuts from The Electric Prunes and The Archies.

On this episode of The Ham Radio Show, Uncle Eddie and the crew battle illness and technical gremlins to bring you an action-packed, unfiltered night of radio. The show features a visit from Keith from Kiki Momo Cigars to discuss the latest cigar bundles, smoking jackets, and infused lines (plus a special giveaway for the crew). Later, adult film star and Jersey native Maria May drops in for a hilariously filthy, high-energy chat about her career, lasagna, and life in the industry. Plus, the crew dives into the Sydney Sweeney sports-betting ad controversy, rants about pop-culture insanity, reviews football picks for Week 2, and closes things out in "The Basement" with a massive world-themed musical countdown. Tune in for laughs, unfiltered rants, and absolute mayhem!

It's a chaotic night at the bunker as the crew celebrates the start of the NFL season with a massive pizza party from Big Al's. Uncle Eddie, Joe, and Billy navigate the "Fat Guy Fall" season, discuss the latest in professional wrestling news, and welcome Criss-Cross Applesauce for a heated 9/11 discussion. The crew also manages to squeeze in a "Basement" music segment and the official NFL Week 1 "Perfect Pickoff" sponsored by ThePerfectJean.nyc, despite health scares, diabetes talk, and questionable pizza-ordering habits.

This week, Eddie and the crew dive into the chaotic news cycle, covering the renaming of the Great Lakes, a bizarre Staten Island lightning strike, and the latest on the Tupac Shakur murder trial. Digital Underground legend Money-B makes an appearance to discuss the 35th anniversary of Sex Packets, the truth behind the cult classic Nothing But Trouble, and his lifelong friendship with Tupac. Plus, the basement fills with memories as the gang counts down their top "girl" songs—and William Shatner makes a questionable appearance.

Actor Tyler Mane (X-Men, Halloween) and wife Renee Geerlings join the show to discuss Tyler's battle with male breast cancer, playing Sabretooth, and launching their new podcast, Mane AF. Plus, the crew pays tribute to Dolly Parton and Tim Curry, debates workplace HR rules, and counts down top "Stop" tracks in The Basement.

On an emotional and chaotic episode of The Ham Radio Show, Uncle Eddie pays tribute to his late friend and comic book co-creator, Dennis Knight. Dennis McKeon from the Where to Turn charity joins the show to announce the upcoming "Lest We Forget" 9/11 Memorial Concert and launch the show's holiday Supreme Toy Drive. Plus, caller Melrose Larry Green sparks an accidental feud with Canada, the crew reacts to a Penn State frat coke ring bust, "Cancer Jerry" shares updates on his tumor removal and upcoming porn star wedding, Frankie MacDonald delivers the global forecast, and Billy spins classic "Eye" tracks in The Basement.

In this edition of The Ham Radio Show, Uncle Eddie and The Crew deliver an unfiltered broadcast packed with celebrity drama, brand launches, and studio chaos. The episode kicks off with Eddie's social media censorship experience, dives into Perez Hilton's graphic online meltdown, features an exclusive interview with Michael Lohan, highlights a brand launch with Keith from Kiki Momo Cigars, and serves up a side of an explosive studio walkout.

Due to personal issues, the crew couldn't go live this week—so we opened the vault for a WNJC Era Double Feature, packing TWO classic episodes into ONE massive podcast! Part 1: Dr. Deb horrifies the room with her "ass juice" colon cleanse, former wingman Piney sits in, the crew parodies the presidential debates, and tension boils over in a live call with promoter Baxter over whether to cancel their controversial Philly coffee shop gig. Part 2: Fan Appreciation Night starts with listener relationship advice and WTF News, but quickly devolves into complete chaos. Pissed off by failing studio gear, Uncle Eddie goes full rage-monster and plays "Computer Piñata"—smashing the studio computer with a baseball bat and driving producer Daryl to barricade himself in his office! Tune in for unhinged nostalgia, studio destruction, and classic WNJC mayhem!

With Ricky away on assignment, Uncle Eddie, Joe, and Billy take the helm for a chaotic, hot-topic-filled broadcast from the Bunker Studios. The episode kicks off on a somber note with condolences for Bobby Pay-Per-View's family and a debate on wake versus funeral etiquette, before shifting into high-energy commentary on Anthony Fauci taking the 5th Amendment, COVID conspiracy theories, and a petition against NYC's mayor attending the 25th 9/11 Memorial. Highlights include updates from regular callers "Big C**k Jerry" and downtown correspondent Chris, Eddie's unfiltered recap of a local midget wrestling event and PC language, weather from Nova Scotia's Frankie McDonald, and Randy Unger's preview of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The show wraps up with a hilarious WTF News story about an Iowa lawnmower DUI and a nostalgic music retrospective in "The Basement" celebrating Hollywood Walk of Fame inductees.

Uncle Eddie and the crew return for another unfiltered edition of The Ham Radio Show! kicking things off with the return of John from Taste of Puebla to discuss the harsh realities of the restaurant business and honor the memory of Staten Island culinary icon Richie Holmes. The centerpiece of the episode features multi-talented singer and impressionist Billy Mira, who dives into his new EP Introducing Billy Mira, sharing stories about collaborating with Grammy-winner Billy Vera, his love for Yacht Rock, and busting out hilarious live impressions of Ozzy Osbourne and David Lee Roth. During WTF News, Eddie unleashes a passionate rant against modern outrage culture after Courtney Stodden calls out Seinfeld star Jason Alexander over a decade-old comedy sketch. The episode rounds out with Frankie McDonald's trademark high-energy weather forecast, Hollywood updates from Randy Unger, and a classic music session in "The Basement" breaking down the greatest "Groove"-titled songs of all time.

ncle Eddie and the crew are officially Hollywood royalty! This week, the guys celebrate the secret streaming premiere of their new feature film, Swipe Wrong, now playing on ASYTV.com. Eddie and Ricky discuss their "Oscar-nominated" performances and the behind-the-scenes chaos of filming an independent thriller. In the first half of the show, entertainment reporter Randy Unger calls in from "Unger the Radar" to dissect the summer blockbuster landscape. From the epic scale of Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey to the superhero fatigue surrounding the latest Spider-Man and the box office bomb of Supergirl, Randy gives the unfiltered truth on what's worth your popcorn money. Then, the intellectual bar is lowered—or perhaps raised—as the boys tackle a shocking survey claiming most college students read at a 10-year-old level. To test the theory, Ricky, Billy, and Joe compete in a high-stakes edition of T**S UP (Totally Interesting Trivia Showdown). Watch as three grown men struggle to answer basic 4th-grade science and geography questions for the ultimate prize: a $25 Red Lobster gift card. Also in this episode: Melrose Larry Green joins the show to discuss Howard Stern's dwindling schedule and his quest for a custom mascot head. Frankie McDonald delivers a frantic weather update on the Canadian wildfires and when New York can expect the smoke to clear. The Basement: Ricky and Billy spin a "Party & Good Times" playlist featuring Stevie Wonder, The Beach Boys, and Chaka Khan, while Joe shares some questionable 1980s anecdotes about "Peruvian booger sugar." Tributes & Roasts: The crew reacts to the sudden "death" of Lindsey Graham and the passing of Jurassic Park star Sam Neill. Don't forget to use promo code MSH6 at KikiMomoCigars.com for 25% off, and head over to ASYTV.com to see Eddie and Ricky in Swipe Wrong!