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In this episode, Jonathan Wier and Cody Akins discuss roundabout etiquette, recount a car accident during an ice storm, and debate whether it should be legal to rear-end drivers who stop unnecessarily. They share stories about a badminton racket injury and a failed attempt at building a mineral oil PC. The conversation includes listener questions, NFL discussions about Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs, and reflections on drive-thru experiences and customer service.
Start your 2025 off Jonathan Wier and Cody Akins as they tackle the big questions no one else dares to ask: Is it illegal to use someone as a human shield? Are Cybertrucks just overpriced dumpsters for raccoons? And what exactly makes naked close-up magic the most impressive party trick of all time?
In this episode we try to figure out why we're the only fans of the chiefs who don't seem panicked, pissed off or depressed lately.
Jonathan Wier and Cody Akins discuss the Kansas City Chiefs' recent victory, exploring the psychological impact of being a fan, the performance of key players, and the challenges faced by the team. They analyze the game strategy, offensive line issues, and controversial referee decisions, while also touching on the mental health aspects of sports fandom. The conversation concludes with a look ahead to upcoming games and the importance of maintaining a positive perspective as a fan.
James and I talk about a bunch of studies.
1. Do 43% of families actually do this during the holidays?
2. How old is too old to learn?
3. Guy cry movies from theringer.com
And more!
In this episode, we dive into the games that stats can't capture. Sure, Mahomes had two picks, but stats won’t tell you how he trucked Mustapha, the same guy who flattened Kareem Hunt, or how he sprinted down the sideline, defying the limits of the field. We're not here for the numbers, we’re here for the moments that made Mahomes legendary. We break down the Chiefs’ recent dominance, from Juju Smith-Schuster to Noah Gray, and discuss how Rashee Rice’s absence hasn’t slowed them down. And for the play of the game? It wasn't the touchdowns. It was Maliek Collins waking up the wrong guy.
Why The Chiefs are still good enough to win it all even without Rashee Rice
Chiefs were able to pull off an amazing victory despite the refs doing their darndest to hand the game to The Falcons.
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In this episode of The Jonathan Wier Show, Jonathan and his longtime friend Cody break down the intense matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Cincinnati Bengals. Jonathan goes against the grain by celebrating the win in a unique way, explaining why he feels better about this hard-fought victory than a blowout. They dive deep into the game plan, questionable referee calls, and what the Chiefs can improve on moving forward. Cody also shares some hilarious personal stories, including how a football-induced rage led to a hole in his office wall. With humor, sarcasm, and sharp football insight, Jonathan and Cody discuss the upcoming games and the Bengals' unexpected competitiveness. This episode is a mix of honest commentary, passionate fandom, and plenty of laughs!
In this episode, Jonathan and Cody break down the Chiefs' thrilling win over the Ravens, where Kansas City's offense finally clicked, producing big chunk plays. Xavier Worthy stole the spotlight with two touchdowns, showing shades of Tyreek Hill's electric playmaking ability. The game ended with a heart-stopping moment when a Ravens player's toe on the line overturned what could have been a game-changing play in the end zone. Tune in for a detailed analysis of the game and what's next for the Chiefs!
My good friend Matt Butler and I talk about everything wrong with modern radio and why we refuse to give up on our favorite medium.
This is a new project I am working on. I am going to be making one podcast a day until I get hired again (whether in radio or somewhere else). Today it's me speaking to the three universal truths that apply to anyone who has been laid off.
1. No one has ever been laid off from a company that they loved.
2. Layoffs aren't neccessary.
3. This is the worst thing that ever happened to you, but it's also the AMAZING.
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Cody, how about using your turn signal?When you're leaving a roundabout
"a pile full of coma" had me w h e e z i n g
would love to hear the older shows. not just the friday. list shows
Pick Me Up, Rod!
absolutely a great show. enjoyed Josh being on
So glad you two are doing this! I love to listen!
Take this job and shove it! How did that get missed?
one the funniest podcast ever. miss him from kmbz . they're loss
gonna have to up your number to 12 cuz I'm listening to.
Hey fella's keep it up! I hate what happened to you both and so glad you're keeping it going I'm honored to be one of the eleven!! Love the show and John and Rod!
You're getting more listens because we don't get to listen on that radio station anymore
Man,! I couldn't figure out what happened to your radio show...I'm glad i found you guys again..Eff Kmbc 98.1....man I'm done...I subscribed..great to hear you again!!!
Love it!!! the band is back together!!! screw radio. Do the Adam Carolla thing and build your own pirate ship. the 11 of us got your back.
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Man I missed Rod’s laugh!!!! And it’s good to hear Jon laugh as well!!!! 😁
Great to hear you two together again 😍
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Best show on the radio the just sit back and enjoy some Governor sticks drink when they make fun of John's ridiculous head