The most played episodes among Podcast App listeners.

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   Number 1: The Ultimate Dodged Interview

   On this official kickoff to the fall season, Joe breaks down the blissful return of school-year routinesbefore plunging into non-stop gridiron talk—from sacrilegious Friday night games to his sharp predictions on Wednesday night NFL action. But the gloves come off as Joe tackles political hypocrisy head-on: calling out Mayor Zohran Mamdani's questionable 9/11 narrative and "mystery aunt" story, roasting progressive leaders whose ultra-exclusive neighborhoods contrast sharply with their diversity rhetoric, and examining AOC's refusal to step onto Fox News. From Bernie Sanders parodies and media spin on climate change to New York's new family court buzzwords, Joe delivers his trademark fast-paced, unfiltered commentary.

   September 09, 2026·39min
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   Number 2: 25 Years Later: Would America Stand United Today?

   On this episode of The Joe Concha Show, Joe looks back 25 years to September 11th, sharing personal memories from Midtown Manhattan and questioning whether America could ever achieve that level of national unity again. Plus, Joe celebrates Adam Sandler’s 60th birthday with a hilarious look back at comedy classics like Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore. Things take a sharp turn into cultural contradictions as Joe dismantles media circuses around high-profile trials, skewers Gavin Newsom’s presidential podcast dreams, and unpacks why socialists are labeling weight-loss drugs as "body fascism." From Stephen A. Smith’s California tax night-terrors to Joe Scarborough’s media meltdowns, it’s a fast-paced teardown of modern political absurdity.

   September 10, 2026·39min
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   Number 3: Breaking News: CNN Discovers A Press Badge!

   Broadcasting live from Charleston, South Carolina, host Joe Concha breaks down the latest in media bias, political theater, and cable news absurdities. In this episode, Joe reacts to Benjamin Netanyahu confronting walkouts at the UN General Assembly, CNN’s dramatic live coverage of a reporter regaining White House access, and glaring media double standards—ranging from Cassie Hunt’s past comments on Rand Paul to Rachel Maddow attributing a Biden-era $400 million Tesla contract to Donald Trump. The show also analyzes CNN polling showing a steep drop in approval for Democratic leadership, revisits AOC’s past climate predictions and RICO questioning, examines Tucker Carlson’s recent 25th Amendment comments, and wraps up with a nostalgic birthday tribute to late Saturday Night Live star Phil Hartman.

   September 25, 2026·37min
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   Number 4: The View From the Insane Asylum

   Live from Charlotte, North Carolina, host Joe Concha breaks down the absolute media madness and political pandering dominating the news cycle. From the unhinged commentary on The View—where Sunny Hostin brags about being the lone holdout juror who spared a gruesome killer and admits to smashing her ex’s phones in traffic, to Sara Haines questioning why a grieving father isn't staying married—Joe calls out the wild double standards on national television. Plus, Kamala Harris revives her fake accent on the campaign trail, a Kansas Senate Democrat bluntly tells her to stay away from his state, Bill Burr weighs in on corporate CEOs, and Joy Behar attacks NY Giants QB Jackson Dart.

   September 24, 2026·39min
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   Number 5: Macklemore, AOC, and the Concert Chaos

   Joe breaks down Twitch streamer Hasan Piker’s controversial network appearances, Rep. Ilhan Omar dodging reporters over a potential immigration fraud investigation, and Dana Perino calling out the left's defense of rapper Macklemore. Joe also digs into CNN polling data revealing how pollsters consistently underestimate Republican candidates by three points in major races, calls out liberal outrage surrounding Sydney Sweeney’s viral sports betting ad, highlights Kash Patel confronting a senator over a 4,000% net worth spike, and critiques Colin Kaepernick’s latest interview on The View.

   September 18, 2026·38min
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