Joe's career is hanging by a shoe string, wants traffic control towers for dog walkers, and teases Zach about his height

Joe receives a call from a special guest, honors former radio hosts, and continues his efforts to make his show make sense

Weekends 9am-10am on WGY

Joe is mistaken as 10 minute Joe and finds the loose screw causing all the issues in his show.... or so he believes.

Joe explains to Zach that he is not amphibious, Joe tries to weasel his way to a WGY boat, answers a email about his one hour show, and has the strangest dream.

Joe has a tendency to use "a...um"...with speaking on the radio, because he has failed to prepare his show and is always searching for the next topic.

Joe attempts to flush the uhm's and ah's, talks about his fine tuned show, quizzes Zach on sports facts, wants to vacation at surf city, and speaks with Brien Bouyea about the Saratoga National Racing Hall of Fame.

Joe definition of magic is different from the assistant boss's

Joe's show is magical, Joe tries to handle customer service, and plays catch with his sons.

Joe makes his annual call to Jimmy Burgoyne, whose great, great, great, great grandfather General Burgoyne (Gentleman Johnny) surrendered at Saratoga, the turning point of the American Revolution. Jimmy, apparently is not so popular in his home country as a result.