Wease Family Circus

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Andrew Dice Clay Ghosted Us. Here's What Happened Instead | Wease Family Circus | Ep. 34

October 09, 2026

Andrew Dice Clay was supposed to be on this episode. The promoter called, Wease said yes, and then Dice found out who he was doing the interview with and passed. That's how EP 35 starts, and it only gets more interesting from there. Wease pulls the full story behind the two lawsuits that still follow him around on Wikipedia, including a phone call he got at a cold rink in Fairport during one of Jake's youth hockey practices that changed the whole picture. Doreen then does something she's ne...

He Couldn't Hear His Own Reunion. Here's What He Missed. | Wease Family Circus | Ep. 33

October 02, 2026

Two days after the Wease Show Reunion, the two people who flew the farthest to be there sit down at Captivate Studios to unpack it. Cindy Pierce in from Toledo. B.J. Shea in from Seattle. And Wease, who couldn't hear a word of his own reunion, finally gets to find out what happened. Start there. Wease admits he was terrified his kids would watch him stink up the joint because he's deaf, and he tells the story of not recognizing Thea Vidale while B.J. screamed, texted, and sent smoke signals ...

The Wease Reunion: Unforgettable Radio Memories | Wease Family Circus | Ep 32

September 25, 2026

Recorded live at Comedy at the Carlson: the Wease Show Reunion. One night, one stage, and just about everybody who ever sat behind a microphone with Brother Wease. B.J. Shea flew in to host, and he opens with the truth: this is the send-off that should have happened on the radio and never did. A National Radio Hall of Famer, same wall as Jack Benny, Bob Hope, and Orson Welles, got walked out the door with no goodbye. So the people who lived it threw the party themselves. Wease takes the stag...

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How many listeners does Wease Family Circus have?

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Who is an ideal guest for Wease Family Circus?

Wease Family Circus typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Established regional or industry professionals with substantial experience in radio, music journalism, entertainment, live events, or locally recognized businesses, especially those with unusual behind-the-scenes stories and a strong personal connection to Rochester or its creative community. Common among recent guests: Decades-long careers in broadcasting or music; Interviews or professional relationships with notable artists; Ownership or leadership of regional businesses and festivals. Recent guests include Dave Kane, Sean McCarthy, and Tommy Brunett.

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Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

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Recent episodes cover Legacy, Music, Journalism, Comedy, and Pop Culture. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.