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Jimi and RJ Jordan have known each other 30 years--in fact, it was RJ that hired Jimi at CJ Country back in 2011 to do weekends. Then it became mornings and then RJ left and took over his job! Jordan works in the music promotion biz and they talk about that, radio, big hair, how to eat when you're broke & more.
One of the best feature writers out there, TheAthletic.com's TIM GRAHAM checks into Jimi's show to talk about what it's like trying to write sports when there is none, interviewing the famous and infamous & what's good to watch when you're quarantined.
A whole lot of fun talking about music, old-school radio, murder hornets and so much more with my friend in the radio business for 3 decades, Dana Lundon. @danalundon
Whether Jimi should color & cut Margot's hair, whether Jimi wrecked dinner Saturday night, whether there are changes coming to the podcast...these important issues and more in another episode of the podcast.
Jimi talks with Buffalo Bills beat reporter Matthew Fairburn from TheAthletic.com -- but not just about the Bills. Get to know one of the good guys in the Buffalo media.
Jimi & Margot, along with Michael Messerly of the Batavia Daily News are put to the task of naming their top 10 favorite movies of all time and it's not easy. Hard choices are made! What are your 10 favorites or one we need to see? Email [email protected] with yours.
Jimi & Margot are doing the Sunday night hang and play the quarantine game and the conversation weaves towards how they ended up together.
She starred with Zach Galifianakis and Louie Anderson on the TV hit "Baskets" on FX and she's done standup comedy for years. Comedian/actress/writer and all-around good person Martha Kelly joins me on the podcast.
Jimi finally watches Tiger King (because it's Easter Sunday?), cutting your own hair and tying people up.
Jimi hangs (distantly) with Michael Messerly of the Batavia Daily News. They talk about Jimi's radio station getting ransomware hacked, buying smart toilets, what they actually learned in life & more.
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