“Et Cetera”

“Reflection Session”

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2525151/fan_mail/new] EP.36: Before Season 3 officially kicks off, JAYKERS and RAY return to the studio for a special bonus episode of Unfit For Radio to look back on the journey so far. After 35 episodes, countless laughs, questionable research, unforgettable guests, and more than a few completely ridiculous conversations, it’s time for The Reflection Session. Join the fun as they revisit some of the biggest moments from the first two seasons, including hot debates like Is a hot dog a sandwich?, conspiracy theories surrounding the moon landing, apartments becoming “togetherments,” paranormal encounters, strange small-town adventures, miracle moments, Super Bowl memories, Wall Drug, taco salad discussions, and many more classic UFR moments. Along the way, JAYKERS and RAY share behind-the-scenes stories, favorite clips, memorable outtakes, lessons learned, and reflections on how a small independent podcast grew into a show downloaded in more than 50 countries and enjoyed in over 170 U.S. cities. Whether you’ve been listening since Episode 1 or you’re discovering the show for the very first time, this episode serves as the perfect recap of the conversations, guests, laughs, and unforgettable moments that helped shape Unfit For Radio. In This Episode: • Best moments from Seasons 1 & 2 • Behind-the-scenes stories from 35 episodes • Comedy, storytelling, and nostalgia • Paranormal encounters and bizarre conversations • Reflections on podcasting and independent media • Looking ahead to Season 3 Season 3 of Unfit For Radio officially begins in August 2026. If you’re enjoying the show, please leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Your support helps more people discover Unfit For Radio and keeps independent podcasting alive. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2525151/support]

“Et Cetera”

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2525151/fan_mail/new] EP.35: The Season 2 Finale of Unfit For Radio delivers exactly what the title promises: a little bit of everything… and then some. JAYKERS is joined by the full UFR family, RAY and STEPHANIE, for a completely unfiltered, off-the-wall episode packed with unscripted moments, spontaneous conversations, and unpredictable comedy. This is raw podcast energy at its best. No script, no filter, just real people having real conversations. This episode captures what Unfit For Radio does best: comedy podcast banter, real-life storytelling, improv-style segments, and authentic independent podcast energy. It kicks off with a cold open that somehow starts with JAYKERS’ Taco Bell mini taco salad and quickly spirals into storytelling, random trivia, and hilarious tangents. RAY brings structured chaos with interactive segments, while STEPHANIE adds a sharp, honest perspective that keeps things grounded, until it doesn’t. Along the way, the crew shouts out listeners across 40+ countries and 150+ cities worldwide, plays a wild round of “One of These Is a Lie,” and dives into everything from ironic life moments and “unwritten” TV rules to lucky finds, clean limericks, and unforgettable personal stories. Whether you’re discovering the show for the first time or you’ve been riding with UFR from the beginning, this is the perfect Season 2 sendoff and a strong introduction to what makes the podcast stand out. Season 3 returns August 2026. And yeah… don’t be surprised if a few bonus episodes drop along the way. Stay locked in.. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2525151/support]

“Sound Business”

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2525151/fan_mail/new] EP.34: JAYKERS sits down with POETICS, a producer who’s gone beyond making beats and built a real business around his sound. From crafting melody-driven hip-hop records to working with established artists across multiple lanes, POETICS represents a new wave of producers who understand one thing: talent isn’t enough. You need strategy, discipline, and a real understanding of how the music industry works. In this episode, we break down the habits that keep producers stuck, how your creative process has to evolve if you want to grow, and what actually separates those who plateau from those who scale. POETICS also opens up about the moments that tested his path, how he keeps his sound fresh in an oversaturated market, why he’s earned the name “hook master,” and where producers are really making money right now. This episode of Unfit For Radio is an honest, inside look at what it takes to turn music production into something sustainable—and why most people never make that leap. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2525151/support]

“Triangular Logic”

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2525151/fan_mail/new] EP.33: JAYKERS and RAY are joined by special guest MICHAEL for a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation packed with real stories, off-the-cuff humor, and unpredictable moments. From wild auction house finds and personal experiences to spontaneous debates, hilarious tangents, and a chaotic round of Would You Rather, nothing is off limits. MICHAEL even breaks down his take on something unexpectedly important “lumbar support” because somehow, it all connects. This episode lives up to its name: Triangular Logic—three different perspectives, zero script, and pure unscripted energy. If you’re into comedy podcasts, real conversations, guest interviews, and raw, unscripted talk shows, this episode of Unfit For Radio delivers exactly that. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2525151/support]

“Behind The Production”

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2525151/fan_mail/new] EP.32: What really goes into TV, live events, and professional audio? JAYKERS and RAY sit down with DONALD T. WOODARD, a veteran with over 30 years of experience across television, radio, live events, corporate media, and the legendary VIDEO ZONE SHOW From the early Phoenix media scene to high-pressure live broadcasts, DON shares behind-the-scenes stories from his career, including defining moments and what it actually takes to succeed in the industry. The conversation dives into how he got started in radio, the realities of live shows and broadcast environments, what happens when things go wrong behind the scenes, and what separates good work from great work. They also explore how video, audio, and streaming have evolved over time, along with practical advice for anyone looking to break into the field. As always, the conversation gets real, funny, and unpredictable—especially when DON answers the show’s signature question and reflects on what he’d tell his younger self. Support the show [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2525151/support]