Billy Mira on New EP "Introducing Billy Mira," Yacht Rock & Ozzy Impressions

Billy Mira on New EP "Introducing Billy Mira," Yacht Rock & Ozzy Impressions

Impressionist, singer, and entertainer Billy Mira stops by The Ham Radio Show to chat with Uncle Eddie and the crew about his EP, Introducing Billy Mira! Among so Much More! In this episode: * The 20-year journey behind creating his Yacht Rock-inspired EP, Introducing Billy Mira. * What it was like collaborating with Grammy-winner Billy Vera ("At This Moment"). * His vocal influences, including Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins, and classic 70s/80s ballads. * Hilarious live impressions—including Ozzy Osbourne and David Lee Roth! Stream the album: https://open.spotify.com/album/4YY2iWSI7C7NXEysxkgStb

ARE THEY STUPID? 3 Grown Men vs. 10-Year-Old Trivia!

Uncle Eddie puts the Ham Radio Show crew to the ultimate test! After a new survey reveals that college students are reading at a 10-year-old level, we decided to see if Billy, Ricky, and Joe are any better. It’s TITS UP (Totally Interesting Trivia Showdown): 4th Grade Science & Geography vs. The Uncrowned Kings of Reality Radio. The prize? A $25 Red Lobster gift card and a lifetime of bragging rights.

"Portnoy Changed the Game" - Uncle Eddie & Melrose Larry Green on Barstool & The New Radio Era

"Dave Portnoy legitimately changed the business of podcasting." In this segment, Uncle Eddie and radio legend Melrose Larry Green discuss the legacy of Howard Stern and why Dave Portnoy is the new standard for independent media. Eddie talks about his respect for the "Barstool Way," Dave's new book Cancel Me If You Can, and why The Ham Radio Show is carrying the "Verbal Machete" torch for the next generation of unfiltered content. Barstool fans take note: This is what "owning the show" looks like.

Why 800lbs Isn't Enough: The Story Behind "Headstrong Men"

"Asking for help is not a weakness—it’s a strength."Ty McGee, founder of Headstrong Men, joins The Ham Radio Show for a powerful conversation about the invisible struggles men face. Despite being a world-record powerlifter with an 800lb bench press, Ty faced his greatest battle outside the gym after surviving two heart attacks by the age of 32.In this segment, Ty breaks down:The Mission: Why he started Headstrong Men to bridge the gap between "Shut up and grind" and the "Victimization" of mental health.The Real Trap: How isolation and the pressure to be the "strongest man" can lead to a mental breakdown.Finding Purpose: Transitioning from chasing world records to finding fulfillment in family, faith, and helping others.The Apparel: How his brand is starting a national conversation for veterans, first responders, and athletes.Support the Movement:Follow Ty on Instagram: @headstrong_men

THE TRIAL OF THE TOE: Is Hammy Guilty of Medical Neglect?

Uncle Eddie and the crew get "gobsmacked" as they reveal the gruesome fate of the show's former producer and resident "stunt whore," Hammy. After stepping on a piece of glass a year ago and ignoring the mounting infection, Hammy shared the "throbbing" results on social media—and it’s not for the faint of heart.