The John Boy & Billy Big Show

Monday (pt 2 of 2): Marvin Webster on Scrap Metal Theft

Monday (pt 2 of 2): On today’s Late Riser’s Podcast, Robert Earl goes Swervin’ in My Lane.. - We dust off a classic John Boy &amp; Billy Playhouse performance starring the late great, Dub Starnes.. - Marvin Webster notes that “his people” aren’t stealing scrap metal - and why.. - Musical Genius and Big Show Buddy, Paul Thorn scrubs off his hit single; “It’s A Great Day to Whoop Somebody’s Ass”.. - Comedian Greg Warren tells about the time he was carjacked.. - and we’ll have Clyde the Camel lock up for us… ℗®© 2024 John Boy &amp; Billy, Inc.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Paired together in the fall of 1980, John Boy &amp; Billy are now celebrating their fourth decade together, dominating mornings with their antics and love of good old-fashioned fun. Johnny “John Boy” Isley and Billy James were at the forefront of the modern wave of radio syndication when they launched the John Boy &amp; Billy Radio Network in 1993, eventually adding more than 100-affiliates nationwide. Their guests include everyone from comedians to sports celebrities to television and motion picture stars. The program’s availability on the internet has made John Boy &amp; Billy fans out of listeners as far away as Israel and Australia. The duo’s enthusiastic support of US military personnel regularly brings emails and fan letters from service men and women stationed throughout the world.