Opie: Final Mic Drop

Artie Lange, Vic Henley, Jay Williams, and Morgan Spurlock join Opie for one of the last years of his radio run. Artie tells a brutal jail story involving a cellmate’s knee, Jay and Vic tear into sports betting and NBA trash talk, and Spurlock walks through his horror-style rat documentary—until Artie imagines Gandhi coming back as an angry temple rat. Filthy, funny, and completely off the rails.

*** Best Last Year of Radio series is the last year of radio Opie ever did.

Vic Henley and Artie Lange roll in and the show turns into a classic, messy, hilarious hang. Artie tells the hospital-room story with Howard and Robin, the rejected book commercial, rehab calls from South Beach, DEA visits, comedy-club menu apartheid (openers get the wings, headliners get the T-bone), and why the Stern world feels different now. Vic keeps it grounded while Opie rages about temporary offices and corporate nonsense. Radio-war hallway fights, Speedy Gonzalez tattoos in jail, and “despite all my rage I am still just a rat in a cage” energy throughout. Pure unfiltered Opie + Artie + Vic. No notes. Just stories.

Opie, Vic Henley, and DC Benny go from childhood fat nicknames and Token Whitey war stories at the Apollo to Benny’s all-timer: he filmed Comedy Central spots as a clown, crashed his wife’s psych session in full makeup, started a turf war with a Washington Square mime, got arrested when the mime’s kit turned out to be 50 bags of weed… and years later found the mugshot hanging in a SoHo gallery labeled “Tough Town for a Clown.” Plus the worst clown PSA ever made, Halloween costume panic, and pumpkin-spice privilege.

Vic Henley finally gets his buddy DC Benny on Opie’s show and immediately starts explaining why. What follows is downtown storytelling nights, live baby rats, a horse-ass acid story, comedy in China, a 1988 Sam Kinison tape, and a blue poodle run-in with Donald Trump. Then Dr. Steve calls in mid-limp after tearing a basically useless calf muscle at 61, grades Vic as an endomorph, and casually walks them through debate “go pills.” First time these three are in the same room. It sounds like it.

The old Opie & Anthony crowd knows the chaos never really stopped. In this raw, no-filter episode of Opie: Final Mic Drop, Jim Breuer and Chris Distefano sit in with Opie during his final year of professional radio—and the man is still firing on all cylinders. They dive deep into Sam Kinison’s legendary, game-changing bits (the marriage rant that still destroys, the AIDS bit, “stop sending them money”), Opie’s life-changing late-’80s meeting with Kinison, and the mind-blowing story of Sam's lovechild. Then it gets darker and wilder: Japan’s Aokigahara Suicide Forest, the Golden Gate Bridge documentary that catches people jumping, survivors who instantly regret it, Breuer’s crippling fear of heights, VR panic attacks, self-driving cars, Russian kids hanging off 30-story cranes by one hand, and why the NFL is killing its own personality. Pure, unfiltered radio energy from the post-O&A era when Opie was still operating at that high level. If you miss the days when anything could (and did) happen on the air, this one’s for you.

Jim Breuer • Chris Distefano • Opie Radio

Opie joined by Jim Breuer and Chris Distefano for pure unfiltered chaos. Breuer drops the most disturbing (and hilarious) personal horror story of his life involving a tick in the absolute worst place imaginable… the hyperventilating, the desperate removal attempt, the pure terror. Meanwhile the boys go off on Viagra debates, childhood chickenpox parties, flu-shot madness, and every manufactured panic of the last 20 years. Classic O&A energy lives on way after Opie and Anthony imploded! Hit play. You’re not ready.

This episode of Opie Radio is a laugh riot from start to finish! Rich Vos takes center stage (because, let's face it, that's where he thrives) and dives deep into...well, Rich Vos. We're talking oversharing about his home life with Bonnie McFarlane (buckle up! Chris Distefano even throws in some hilarious commentary, but let's be real, this episode is all about the one and only, the gloriously self-absorbed, Rich Vos. Don't miss this side-splitting ride! Also, Chuck from North Carolina, with your hot takes on sexuality and political correctness

Anthony from Opie and Anthony drops in live to talk Hillary Clinton running classic Opie & Anthony audio in her campaign… and the day Opie said “good morning” to Howard Stern and got the entire floor locked down. Plus Shepard Smith comes out, Bills Mafia goes full animal, Artie Lange loves the lockdown video, and Mike Rowe’s terriers wage war on NYC rats.

Opie’s headphones are choking him out, the studio’s falling apart, zero guests showed up, and hot sauce just hit the floor. Sherrod Small and Clubsoda Kenny jump in as they roast Amy Schumer’s Tampa show that sent 200 people storming out, plus stolen cable stories, pumpkin patch Karen fails, ginger ale debates, and pure unfiltered chaos. This episode is a disaster… in the funniest way possible.

Mike Bocchetti goes full savage defending his boot camp exit against every caller. Guns, Full Metal Jacket rants, Pittsburgh death threats, and zero chill — while Theo Von, Vic Henley, and the crew lose it laughing. Pure chaos and one of the funniest Opie episodes ever. Opie: Final Mic Drop