
The News Junkie, Shawn Wasson, with C-Lane. The best friends you never knew you had run through the most viral stories of the day.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 708 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsComedy | |||

Christa Pike is still alive, new details about the FlyDubai plane hijack, the most excited Japanese man ever, an eyewitness drops bombs, mystery Flock cameras that no one wants to claim, how to waterboard a digital camera, Dethrone Don is off to a go... more
The worst theme park father ever, a man busted for speeding, an plane hijacked by a rogue pilot, a federal court halts the female execution, $500 checks start going out to Americans, the worst Cruise mother ever, 11 year-old e-bike kid court update, ... more
A weather blooper, this man is a rock n roll clown, Lindsay Clancy is back in court, the frat house scandal story flips, a new Nancy Guthrie ransome note, a woman freaks out and pulls a fire alarm, a theme park shuts down a popular ride forever, a sh... more
We've upgraded a bit, the Garth Brooks concert, iHeart has a secret suite, SpaceX went and did it, Cornell frat bro bombshells, an ESPN camera operator gets in trouble, Rate My Life Hack, things get very dangerous with Amy Kaufeldt, a woman in Seattl... more
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I had found certain parts of this "The News Junkie" to had been vulgar (or profane), unnecessary, negative, and detrimental (especially toward certain parts of it I had found to had been interesting).
I just don’t understand how people keep listening to Shawn Wasson. I used to listen in the beginning years and really enjoyed how fun the show was but now Shawn has become someone who thinks his listeners that disagree with him are stupid and are not educated and do not have a valid opinion. Honestly at this point I feel like Shawn just likes listening to himself speak and the smell of his own farts. Real Radio should put Shawn back on 5 am by himself and let Angel or Ryan from the Monsters move... more
I like the show overall. I only don't like Sabrina's music intro where it says "smoke weed everyday" I'm personally against Marijuana and promotion of it in anyway. Besides that the show keeps me entertained and informed of all the Eff'd up nonsense that happens in this country. I also queef sometimes while listening to the guys banter.
I like the show overall. I only don't like Sabrina's music intro where it says "smoke weed everyday" I'm personally against Marijuana and promotion of it in anyway. Besides that the show keeps me entertained and informed of all the Eff'd up nonsense that happens in this country. I also queef sometimes while listening to the guys banter.
Unfortunately the days of Sabrina’s funny voices, Shawn’s light hearted and comical political takes, and C-Lane introspective middle ground takes…are gone. No more sketches, no more joke segments…just political volleyball. The show is no longer friends discussing topics, it’s Shawn telling everybody the “right” answer where he qualifies himself because he considers himself educated through the news. He has become painfully arrogant. I’d love to see a chart with his use of calling people ar... more
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The show blends fast-paced viral news with sharp banter and humor, typically covering current events, tech and privacy debates, legal topics, and pop culture. Recurring threads include surveillance tech, courtroom coverage, and consumer issues, often anchored by expert guests and a live-audience interaction style. A notable strength is the mix of witty banter with informed takes on real-world topics, plus frequent guest appearances that bring industry-specific perspectives. Potential listeners who enjoy energetic hosts, timely analysis, and lively discussion with a punchy, irreverent vibe may find it especially engaging; sponsors and guests looking to reach a diverse, news-savvy audience should note the show's balance of entertainment and p... more
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Recent guests on The News Junkie include:
1. Dan Giesling
2. Patrick Clancy
3. Lynette Bellin
4. Lindsay Clancy Juror (foreman)
5. Mike Musher
6. Madison Scarpino
7. Patrick Osborne
8. Amy Kaufelt
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