The Woody Show

I came to The Woody Show after years of listening to another radio show and hearing one of its regulars constantly talk about how much they dreamed of being part of this show someday. That curiosity stayed with me, but what finally made me press play was hearing that Gina Grad had joined the cast — and I’m so glad I did. At first, I’ll admit I didn’t totally know who was who or how everything flowed, but it didn’t take long at all to catch up. Now I’m completely hooked and listen to the podcast every single day. Woody, Menace, Gina Grad, Greg Gory, Seabass, Sammy — the chemistry is fantastic. I also really enjoy what Morgan brings to the table; I’ve liked her style for years, and she fits in seamlessly. Everyone has a distinct voice and personality, and together it just works. What I love most is that the show is unapologetically politically incorrect, refreshing, lighthearted, and genuinely funny. It’s such a great escape — something different from the usual, and exactly what I want when I hit play. Five stars all the way. If you’re looking for a show that doesn’t take itself too seriously but still delivers laughs, commentary, and great group energy, The Woody Show is absolutely worth your time.

The name needs to be changed to The Gina Show because she has to constantly be talking. All she does is agree with everything Woody says and bust out in the most annoying fake laugh I’ve ever heard at everything Woody says. 80% of what comes out of her mouth is, “right” “uh-huh” “yup” “yes” She only got into radio because of who her dad is.

You guys make me laugh out loud so many times. Sometimes it’s with you and sometimes it’s at you, but always an entertaining show.

I mean you