This week we listen to people who used to be on the radio and thought they could do it better without the pesky PDs and infrastructure. Turns out it’s a little more difficult to grow an audience when you’re not on a popular radio . . .

Christian Bladt and Eric Zane are back, bringing you the hard-hitting news like bears who steal lasagna, GrubHub drivers who eat your noodles, the return of Stephen Colbert, Jada Pinkett Smith seems like a long day and Joe Biden finally figures out how to . . .

This week we’re checking in with Dave Farra and Jason Mahoney. These guys host a morning show unlike any other I’ve heard. Rather than base the show on various segments, topics, and bits, it’s driven by voicemails. And I’m not even sure who . . .

This week things start off as smooth as usual with Karl’s and Mike’s seamless banter. You can’t even tell this is a show, it just sounds like two old friends catching up. Then it’s off to the world of social media starting with Tom Segura . . .

It’s Jocktober and this episode we’re checking out a morning show that has a lot of energy (because they tape the previous afternoon) from the South. Yee haw! John Boy and Billy really bring it with such amazing content as this day in history, . . .

Christian Bladt and Eric Zane are back with an all-new episode of Who Are These Broadcasters, reviewing the stories you may have missed, including: The late night talk shows are back, so we look at Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show. A Philly mom stands up . . .