Broadcasting while flying to Maine for a family summer trip, Joe opens the vault for a special look back at the golden age of radio. Hear unforgettable listener phone calls from his KKHR days, revisit one of radio's biggest promotions—the Jacksons' Victory Tour—and discover why radio created shared experiences long before social media and streaming connected the world.

New episodes of Joe Cipriano's Be Kind & Rewind premiere live every Thursday at 5:00 PM Pacific / 8:00 PM Eastern, streaming wherever you social.

What happens when the earth starts moving while you're live on the radio? Joe relives broadcasting from the 11th floor of KIIS-FM Los Angeles during the 1987 Whittier Narrows earthquake, then goes behind the scenes of Apple's legendary "Think Different" campaign and one of the most iconic commercials ever created.

New episodes of Joe Cipriano's Be Kind & Rewind premiere live every Thursday at 5:00 PM Pacific / 8:00 PM Eastern, streaming wherever you social.

What happens when one of the world's most famous chefs becomes known as "Joe, my voice man"? Joe goes behind the scenes of Iron Chef America to reveal how he became the English voice of Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto. Featuring rare recording studio footage, personal stories from meeting Morimoto in Maui, and an inside look at one of Food Network's most iconic series, this episode celebrates the invisible art of voice-over.

New episodes of Joe Cipriano's Be Kind & Rewind premiere live every Thursday at 5:00 PM Pacific / 8:00 PM Eastern, streaming wherever you social.

Joe welcomes actor, singer, and longtime friend Michael Damian for an evening of unforgettable Hollywood stories. From The Young and the Restless and "Rock On" to behind-the-scenes memories involving George Burns, Milton Berle, and classic television, it's an entertaining conversation between two friends who lived through some of Hollywood's most memorable years.

Remember the sound of a dial-up modem? Joe takes viewers back to the early days of the Internet and reflects on how technology transformed our lives. He also shares the remarkable story of how one wardrobe change during a single promo session led him to become the comedy promo voice of NBC while still voicing FOX and CBS.

It was one of the most anticipated late-night launches of the 1990s—and one of television's biggest disappointments. Joe shares rare FOX promos, insider stories, and personal memories from promoting The Chevy Chase Show, offering a fascinating look at how even the biggest stars and networks sometimes miss the mark.

Missed the premiere? This special encore episode features a new introduction from Joe before revisiting the show's very first journey back to the birth of FOX, The Simpsons, and the beginning of one of television's most exciting decades.

The mystery is finally solved as Joe revisits the long-awaited reveal of "Who Shot Mr. Burns?" and shares behind-the-scenes stories about one of television's greatest cliffhangers. Then the spotlight shifts to the syndicated game show Pictionary, where Joe served as the live announcer alongside Alan Thicke. Hear the unforgettable story of the day Eric Estrada accidentally knocked Bill Maher unconscious during a taping at CBS Television City.

Travel back to May 21, 1995, when FOX turned The Simpsons into one of the biggest television events of the decade. Joe shares the original network promos, relives the marketing campaign that had America asking "Who Shot Mr. Burns?" all summer long, and explains how FOX transformed a season finale into a true pop culture phenomenon.

What made FOX feel so different in the 1990s? Joe explores the network's rebellious personality through The Simpsons, Homerpalooza, The X-Files, Married... with Children, and the music, editing, and attitude that made FOX the coolest network on television. It's a behind-the-scenes look at how an upstart network captured an entire generation.