Explore " jeff foxworthy" with insightful episodes like "Talkin' with John Caparulo - A Country-ish with Jon Reep Bonus Dish", "EP:14 | Managing Foxworthy Farms with Glenn Garner & Surprise Guest Jeff Foxworthy", "Stolen Halloween Cats, John Caparulo, and Who Made the Best Bumpkin Pumpkin?", "Zoomin' with Brooks Wheelan - A Country-ish with Jon Reep Bonus Dish" and "Haunted Houses, Silly Walks, and Brooks Wheelan!" from podcasts like ""Country-ish", "Gamekeeper Podcast", "Country-ish", "Country-ish" and "Country-ish"" and more!
Jon Reep welcomes comedian John Caparulo to the Country-ish Zoom Room to talk comedy, golf courses, swans, cartoons, and commercial auditions. Enjoy this full, unedited interview with comedian John Caparulo!
On episode 14 of the GameKeeper Podcast, the crew discusses whitetails with world class Gamekeeper Glenn Garner, the manager of Foxworthy Farms, and we also get a surprise visit from our favorite Gamekeeper and legendary comedian, Jeff Foxworthy. Glenn and Jeff tell their secrets on creating ideal whitetail habitat and their strategies on harvesting giant bucks, including Jeff’s secret to staying calm. Although creating cover, planting food plots, and knowing what days to hunt are all key, they contribute the bulk of their success to having the common goal of leaving the land a better place than when they found it. We also invite Bill Gibson, Mossy Oak Kennels Master Trainer (AKA the dog whisperer) to the studio. Bill tells us the story of how the kennel started and demonstrates his patented growl that all the dogs respond to. Dudley answers the question: Is it the white oaks or red oaks that don’t drop their acorns every year, or do they both drop every year?
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Jon and Marc announce the winner of the Best Bumpkin Pumpkin... will it be Intern Isaiah or Intern Elliott? Plus, the boys share some of their favorite - and scariest - moments for Halloween. Then it's another round of "How Much is that Screen Actors Guild Residual Check" with listeners calling in to try and win Jon's BIG check. Jon then zooms with comedian John Caparulo and lets him tell his infamous swan story and talk about his new adventures in animation and cartoons. And in "Small Town News", there's a story about a stolen Halloween inflatable cat, which leads to Jon discussing his hatred of inflatables and deciding just how stupid this thief really is. This episode will steal your heart... but is only worth about 40 cents.
Enjoy the full interview with Brooks Wheelan where they discuss his start in comedy, his family, his time at Saturday Night Live, and his own podcast.
Check out the full episode at: Haunted Houses, Silly Walks, and Brooks Wheelan! - Country-ish with Jon Reep (Ep. 47) - https://youtu.be/lVQ6o32LXkg
In this episode Jon and Sebastian are doin' it LIVE! They take listener phone calls and play another round of "How Much Is That Screen Actors Guild Residual Check"? Then, who made the better Country-ish Bumpkin Pumpkin? Was it Intern Isaiah or Elliott the Intern? Next, the whole crew goes on a haunted adventure at Lake Hickory Haunts and they live to talk about it with the owner/operator Ryan Settlemyer. After that, it’s "Who’s Zoomin Who” as comedian Brooks Wheelan joins the show to talk about his stint on Saturday Night Live and getting started in comedy. And finally, in "Small Town News", silly walks caught on camera take over a community in Pennsylvania. This episode will scare you silly!
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In this episode Jon and Sebastian are doin' it LIVE! They take listener phone calls and play another round of "How Much Is That Screen Actors Guild Residual Check"? Then, who made the better Country-ish Bumpkin Pumpkin? Was it Intern Isaiah or Elliott the Intern? Next, the whole crew goes on a haunted adventure at Lake Hickory Haunts and they live to talk about it with the owner/operator Ryan Settlemyer. After that, it’s "Who’s Zoomin Who” as comedian Brooks Wheelan joins the show to talk about his stint on Saturday Night Live and getting started in comedy. And finally, in "Small Town News", silly walks caught on camera take over a community in Pennsylvania. This episode will scare you silly!
Jon Reep talks with comedian Fortune Feimster about her getting started in comedy, her family, her Southern roots, Hooters, and BBQ!
Enjoy the full interview with Fortune Feimster in this special Country-ish Bonus Dish!
Country-ish goes LIVE! Jon, Marc and Sebastian talk Dolly Parton and Jon getting married (?), then play a round of "How Much Is That Screen Actors Guild Residual Check?" with call-in contestants. Then, comedian Fortune Feimster zooms in to talk about how she got her start in comedy, Southern food, and her love of Hooters. Then, in "Small Town News", an 11-year-old goes for a joyride on a stolen school bus! Jon and Marc exchange gifts on this week's "Goodwill Hunting", then intern Isaiah takes on the One Chip Challenge! It's a hot one in the studio tonight!
In this episode Marcus Stamos and Jon put on their karate Gis and talk about their surprise COBRA KAI themed bachelor party for Jon’s brother. Then they take to the phone lines and play another round of "How Much Is That Screen Actors Guild Residual Check?!" Next, it’s "Who’s Zoomin Who?" as actor John Cho from HAROLD & KUMAR, STAR TREK, & AMERICAN PIE zooms in from New Zealand to relive fun moments from the movie set. And finally, we have a live wedding proposal on the show! Intern Isiah's Dad comes in to ask his girlfriend for her hand in marriage. Did she say yes? This episode has no mercy!
In this fantastic episode, Jon and Sebastian talk about how the Bumpkins seem to have scared the Netflix "Country-ish" show causing it to postpone its premiere. Then, it's an exciting round of "How Much is that Screen Actors Guild Residual Check?" where Roseanne calls in to give us her best bird impersonations! Comedian Josh Wolf zooms in to talk about his first time on the comedy stage and a story of traveling with his Dad, followed by the latest "Small Town News" where a gang of raccoons take over a park and terrorize a family. Chickens talking to turkeys, raccoon gangs causing trouble, and a Wolf comes to visit... this episode has it all.
The SEC returned this weekend and your Sports Lordz return once again with a new episode! This week we open the show by turning it into a “chipcast” and talk a lot about chips as we answer the Foxworthy Conundrum. Then we shift to the majors as the playoffs are here for Major League Baseball. We take a look at all the first-round matchups and express our very ingrained and appropriate dread for what is to come once our beloved Bravos open the playoffs. Then we shift our attention to the return of the SEC in college football! Diego is pessimistically happy after his beloved Vols get their first win, LSU struggles after their dream season as they get overwhelmed by Mississippi State, Jimmy breaks down his Dawgs opening day victory, and we whip around the rest of the SEC and college football landscape. We also talk about Trump “The Football Guy’s” commercial claiming to save football and figure out if he really did (HE DIDN’T). We of course address the embarrassing and idiotic Falcons blowing yet another 4th quarter lead and essentially quit on them. It’s just too stupid and too much. We then wrap up the show by discussing the upcoming NBA Finals and the weird Joe Montana baby theft story. Remember to stay safe and keep wearing masks as Covid-19 is real and on the rise. Also don’t forget to send us your Foxworthy Conundrum answers on twitter and stay alive.
Today’s episode is brought to you by The Pube Plow 2000! Laser pube trimming is not just for George Jetson anymore! This episode is also brought to you by Golden Flake, the official chip of the SEC.
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In this episode, Jon and Marcus Stamos talk about how Marc's car battery died TWICE in one day, how Jon found himself eating bad scallops, and whether or not the Carolina Panthers should purposely try to lose every game this season. Then, in "Small Town News", people in Sioux Falls mourn the brief life of an urban cornstalk. Next it’s "Who’s Zooming Who" as comedian Jeff Dye joins the show to discuss his start in comedy and his podcast with Russell Wilson. Finally, it’s time for another "Goodwill Hunting” segment as Jon and Marc exchange $5 gifts from a local Goodwill. This episode will keep your motor running all day long!
Enjoy this special "Bonus Dish" of Country-ish, as Jon Reep sits down to talk with nationally-known syndicated radio hosts Rick and Bubba on their "Rick and Bubba University" show!
Jon and Sebastian talk some NFL and Panthers football, as well as the proper use of firewood for s'mores. They then discuss some competition for the "Country-ish" show name from Netflix and their upcoming reality show. Then, it's "Jon's Journal" where Jon reads a letter from another one of his penpals in Russia. After that, it's time for Reno Collier - one of Jon's favorite funny people - to join by Zoom to discuss his early days in comedy, his influences, and some wild nights in Birmingham. Jon and Sebastian have some listener gifts to open, and then they end the show with "Small Town News" with a story about a goat that takes over a police car and eats a whole bunch of paperwork. This is one Billy Bad-Ass episode!
In this episode Jon and Sebastian get together and play yet another game of "How Much Is That Residual Check?" Then actor/comedian Pauly Shore joins the show to talk about his new movie "Guest House" and give us a tour of his new house in Vegas. After that, it’s "Who’s Zooming Who" with comedian Jeff Allen talking about coining the phrase "Happy Wife, Happy Life". And finally, in "Small Town News", a lady out of Hickman County, TN gets an ID with a photo of an empty chair instead of her face from the DMV. This episode will have you edging the melons while wheezing the juice.
In this episode Jon and Marcus Stamos take listener phone calls and play yet another game of "How Much Is That Screen Actors Guild Residual Check?" Then it’s "Who’s Zoomin' Who" as Comedian Alonzo Bodden zooms in to talk about winning and judging Last Comic Standing. Next, in "Small Town News", a man steals a massive dildo from a sex shop... and he’s still at large. And finally the boys swap gifts in another edition of "Goodwill Hunting". This episode moves like a heavy lightweight.
In this episode Jon and Stamos talk about the new nickname for the fans of the podcast. Should it be The Hickies or The Bumpkins? Then they play another round of "HOW MUCH IS THAT SCREEN ACTORS GUILD RESIDUAL CHECK?" After that, it's time for "Meme Me (or Caption This)" where Jon shows us a picture of him, his Dad and his brother after shooting the movie “Shag" in Myrtle Beach in 1988. Who had the funniest comment or meme? Next up, it’s "Who’s Zoomin Who" as Steve Jessup (aka the "DUI Lawnmower Guy”) joins the show to talk about how to blow up shit. And finally, Jon and Marc exchange $5 gifts from Goodwill in "Goodwill Hunting." Who gave the better gift? Make sure you "know your rights" before watching this one!
In this episode Jon and Sebastian play another game of "How Much Is That Screen Actors Guild Residual Check?" with a new intern and Facebook fans. Then it’s "Who’s Zoomin Who?" where we have two guests this episode. First up is Zane Lamprey, a comedian, actor, author, inventor, producer, and writer for television and movies. Then we have Henry Cho, a stand up comedian and actor. Finally, in "Small Town News" a story out of Oklahoma about a man driving stolen vehicle getting caught with a rattlesnake, handgun, whiskey... and uranium. This one is radioactive!
Jon Reep and Larry the Cable Guy spend over an hour talking about a whole bunch of things in this special Country-ish podcast Bonus Dish!
Larry and Jon talk about their history together, how they’ve known each other, Larry’s comedy influences growing up, COVID and how it is affecting comedy and society, getting back to into comedy after the pandemic, Larry’s history getting started in comedy, the development of the “Larry the Cable Guy” persona, and his experience as Mater in the Cars franchise.
In this episode Jon & Marcus Stamos take your phone calls and play another game of “How! Much! Is! That! Screen! Actors! Guild! Residual! Check?" Then they talk about their recent camping trip and experiencing an earthquake. Next, they pull out the high school yearbooks and call up old phone numbers in "Member Me?" After that, LARRY THE CABLE GUY zooms in and gives us his origin story. Finally, Jon reads the fourth and final letter from Natalie, his long-lost Russian pen pal. This one will have you asking, "did it ever get done?”
In this episode Jon pulls out his high school yearbook and calls up people who left a phone number and wrote things like "Stay in touch!" or "Call anytime!" in another edition of "'Member Me?" Then Jon and Sebastian take listener phone calls and call people from THEIR yearbooks. After that, Jon shows an old photo for a game of "Meme Me (or Caption This)". Next, we get a “Popsicle Update" and actor & friend KYLE DAVIS from IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA and INTO THE STORM joins the show in "Who’s Zoomin Who". And finally, the boys play Jeff Foxworthy’s card game “Relative Insanity”! This episode will drive you crazier then being held hostage in Mexico!
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