jgln
Well-Known Member
Am I the only person who listens to this radio bit and find it hysterical?
It is a comedy bit on Public Radio International by Jonathan Goldstein called Wire Tap. It is a guy (Jonathan) who hosts a fictitious radio show and during the show his oddball friends call in to speak to him about all kinds of dumb stuff, Jonathan plays the straight guy. It is not always him on the radio though, but it is almost always phone conversations between him and his goofy friends and their goofy friends. I listen to it on Thursday nights between 9:40-10:00pm on the way to work and find it so funny.
Here is a link with a few samples. Some are done live which is not what I usually hear on the radio, usually they are done in a studio. The bits last about 10 minutes each. I guess you need to find the ones with the play button to listen.
http://www.pri.org/wiretap-archive.html
I am also a big fan of PRI and NPR in general, some stuff is really out there but a lot of good stuff.
It is a comedy bit on Public Radio International by Jonathan Goldstein called Wire Tap. It is a guy (Jonathan) who hosts a fictitious radio show and during the show his oddball friends call in to speak to him about all kinds of dumb stuff, Jonathan plays the straight guy. It is not always him on the radio though, but it is almost always phone conversations between him and his goofy friends and their goofy friends. I listen to it on Thursday nights between 9:40-10:00pm on the way to work and find it so funny.
Here is a link with a few samples. Some are done live which is not what I usually hear on the radio, usually they are done in a studio. The bits last about 10 minutes each. I guess you need to find the ones with the play button to listen.
http://www.pri.org/wiretap-archive.html
I am also a big fan of PRI and NPR in general, some stuff is really out there but a lot of good stuff.
