
Opie Radio: Unfiltered. Unscripted. Unapologetic.From the heart of New York City, legendary broadcaster Opie brings his signature "no-filter" energy to the podcast world. Moving beyond the constraints of traditional media, Opie Radio is a daily dive into the chaos of NYC, the evolving comedy landscape, and the raw truth behind the headlines.Whether he’s riffing on the absurdity of the Upper Wes... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1089 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySociety & Culture | |||

Opie, Ron the Waiter, Tony P & Erik Marino go off on FU Friday! Ron eats a giant brick of cheddar with dry pretzel nuggets like a total rat, Opie roasts Girl Scout cookies, Tony strips for superchats (MAGA hat included), Erik rocks full CPAP prop com... more
Opie kicks off from Long Island with the ultimate tooth saga: a nasty crack from Boston gum (microplastics?), a pissed-off dentist who has to "deconstruct" it, and a real shot at losing the tooth.
Enter the Save Opie's Rotting Tooth Fund www... more
The Knicks are back in the NBA Finals, which means Opie and Ron the Waiter are stepping into a 1999 time capsule. We’re looking back at the absolute madness of the world the last time NYC played for a ring—from $1.14 gas, Austin Powers, and Ricky Ma... more
Most people spend Memorial Day at the beach. Comedian Tony P spent it stripping down to his birthday suit to battle a beer-throwing heckler at Ron the Waiter's comedy show.
Inside this episode:
The Naked Gladiator: Tony P breaks down the split-seco... more
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This show is so bad. The exaggerated voices make no sense and are repulsive. There is attempt at comedy but the takes
are bad. It sounds like a parody of a bad show.
This is a very good podcast. Opie, Ron and Tony are very good together. I’ve been listening to Opie since 2006.
Greg (Opie Hughs) was spot on with his takes today . I was laughing the entire episode. From Rob Snider through Trump, he nailed it.
It may be the funniest episode I have heard from Opie & Ron (esp. Opie) maybe ever
Negs: Still too many commercials & too much talking over each other.
I will always support the show.
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Best, Chris-AKA: “💎 Dust”.
I recently found out about this podcast on YouTube and love it. The 2 host are hilarious.
I have been a fan since then old Opie and Anthony fans. I was even a fan at the beginning of this podcast, but what it has turned in to since the untimely deaths of Carl Ruiz and Vic Henley is just terrible. Opie is struggling so hard to be relevant and it is kind of sad to see. He just isn’t funny and he tries to hard to give commentary on stuff and he doesn’t realize we don’t care about his opinion. Hardly anyone knows who he is anymore and all the old fans have moved on to listening to podcas... more
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A fast-paced, unfiltered comedy and culture show built around two longtime NYC radio vets riffing on current events, pop culture, and daily life with a live, in-the-room vibe. Episodes mix sharp banter, personal stories, and offbeat takes on everything from TV finales and celebrity trivia to food, sports, and city life. The format often centers on improvisational humor, roast-like exchanges, and candid reflections on media, fame, and regional dynamics, with a rotating set of guests or in-studio contributors. Noteworthy is the long-running live energy, the ease of spontaneous storytelling, and a willingness to push boundaries for entertainment, which together create a distinctive, high-energy listening experience that appeals to fans of irre... more
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Recent guests on Opie Radio include:
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2. Tim Dillon
3. Tony P.
4. Richie Rich
5. Matt Farah
6. Ron Barba
7. Warren Haynes
8. Roger Stone
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