Joey and TJ discuss pizza crusts, what goes on your perfect cheeseburger, celebrating the GOH radio network, The Office, how they would turn Netflix around, taking care of yourself because no one else is, having people actively dislike you, and talk some entertainment. anchor.fm/thejoeyharrisshow Twitter.com/thejoeyharris

In this show from 2018, Big TJ joins Joey to talk about some issues of the day and to have some fun.

In this show from 2019, Joey and Big TJ talk about what, if anything, is new for them in 2019, Life Skills for Younger kids, and the changing television landscape.

Joey is joined by crowd favorite Nan Fiebig to talk about what's new, summer plans, advice to those coming to college for the first time, productivity hacks, what we like in our coffee, what time of the day we are at our best, and try some cookies as we make some recommendations. 

TJ joins Joey to talk about summer plans, foods you like and don't like, the perfect length for events, breaking down stand up, entertainment, and give some recommendations.

In this show from 2019, Joey and Big TJ take a look at forgiveness on the Internet, Redbox, and Disney+.

This is the first ever episode that I recorded of The Joey Harris Show. After the GOH Radio Network went out of business, I was left with no outlet for my show. So I turned The Comedy Shack into The Joey Harris Show and talked with my friend Andrea Owens about what the show should be about.

Joey and TJ are back to discuss entertainment, traveling through Hell, advice to college students, why Joey didn't date much, and a whole lot of entertainment talk. This is a can't miss episode. Cashapp: $Thejoeyharris

In this show from 2013, Joey is joined by Ashlyn Tucker to talk about New Beginnings. 

In this holiday episode from 2013, Joey doesn't understand the hatred for the Little Drummer Boy, talks about Virginia O'Hanlon, and tells why no one goes to Louisburg for Chinese Food.

In this show from December 2013, Joey looks back at his first year of broadcasting, recounts his top episodes of 2013, and makes some 2014 resolutions. 

In this show from January 2014, Joey talks about his love of Sherlock Holmes, his discovery of a great Donut place, and why sometimes breaking even is the best that you will get.

In this episode from January 2014, Joey talks about losing followers, being paranoid, and trying to make something right that he made wrong. 

In this show from September 2014, Joey talks about his million page project, remembers 9/11, and has some ultimate tips for men.

In this episode from January 2014, Joey talks about his birthday week and gives you some life lessons as written by a 90 year old. 

It's the first episode of the Cup of Joe Wrestling Show. Joey talks about birthdays and the importance that they have in his family while looking at the Saturday Night's Main Event from January 1988.

Joey looks at his first JCP offering, The Bunkhouse Stampede '88. The Western States Heritage Championship is tainted for Joey, The Barbarian gets jumped from behind, and Joey needs to drink more water.

Joey looks at Vince McMahon's answer to the Bunkhouse Stampede being on PPV with the first televised Royal Rumble on the USA network. A grammar lesson, a bench press record, a contract signing and the first Rumble are among the highlights. Joey also issues a Mea Culpa and talks about the Mandela Effect.

He ain't heavy, he's my brother. Joey looks at twin refs, a surrender of the WWF title, and why Jimmy Hart is the bravest man in wrestling as he covers The Main Event from 1988.

All Joey wants is a Burger, fries, and a Root Beer, but he has to go to Canada to get it. Hulk Hogan wants his title back, Harley Race wants to not get injured on a table, Andre wants to be in DiBiase's corner. DiBiase wants to just have the belt, and Randy is still Savage as Joey looks at the Saturday Night's Main Event from March 1988.

JCP presents the first Clash of the Champions opposite WrestleMania IV, the Midnight Rider angle has just begun, Flair makes Sting's career, and Sandy Scott gets an unfortunate introduction.

Joey talks about one of his comfortable shoe podcasts, Donald Trump, swimming, Hulk Hogan not thinking through a promo, who Ric Flair was wrestling on the day Joey was born, and tells about his fear of snakes while looking at WrestleMania IV.

Adding to the nations vocabulary, parking in a no parking zone with no depth perception, and seeing a comedian are all a part of Joey's week as he takes a look at Saturday Night's Main Event from April 1988. You will see why Vince McMahon "lustes" over Elizabeth, why Hulk Hogan is missing, and why Joey would rather be backed by Superstar Billy Graham than Virgil.

It has always been wrestling that gets Joey through hard times, and amid concerns about the coronavirus, he looks at Clash of the Champions II, Miami Mayhem from Jim Crockett Promotions and the NWA. It features an overly long signing segment aboard a yacht, Lex Luger getting attacked by the Horsemen, Steve Williams proves why he should never do commentary, and more. Joey also discusses trying to lower his coffee consumption, why people should be more like the Sheepherders and less like the Bushwhackers, and why are so many wrestling podcasts taking shots at Conrad Thompson?

In the midst of Social Distancing, Joey learns about Nikita Koloff's hair, Lex Luger's blading skills, and Ronnie Garvin's get rich quick plan as he looks at The Great American Bash 1988.

Bringing extra content during this time, Joey takes a look at Super Sunday from the AWA. It's Hogan VS. Bockwinkel for the AWA title and Hogan VS. Gagne behind the scenes over Hogan's future.

Joey gets over caffeinated, learns his limits with Social Distancing, and has it with Virtual Meetings as he takes a look at SummerSlam 88. The Mega Powers take on The Mega Bucks, Randy Savage starts a subtle heel turn, and The Ultimate Warrior makes the first turn into becoming a superstar and legend.

Joey has a full tank and nowhere to go as he takes a look at WrestleRock '86 from the AWA. From why Bruiser Brody had to be called King Kong, to Nick Bockwinkel's amazing performance, to the most vile wrestler Joey has ever seen, this show has it all.

It's Crockett's Last Stand as Joey takes a look at Clash of the Champions 3. Ric Flair hates John Ayers, Ivan Koloff proves himself, Dusty Rhodes beats Kevin Sullivan by pinning Gary Hart, and Joey talks about what kind of chain to get for a chain match.

A little knowledge is dangerous as Joey and Rod Trongard learn something at the same time, Joey continues to be treated to the worst wrestler ever, Curt and Larry make change, Nick Bockwinkel is great as usual, and Joey talks about the greatness of the show Wings and the wonders of DVD sets. All this and more as he looks at AWA SuperClash II.

Jake Roberts and Rick Rude settle their issue over Cheryl Roberts, Andre the Giant doesn't like snakes, Hulk Hogan doesn't like kings, The Hart Foundation doesn't like Jimmy Hart, and The Big Boss Man really doesn't like Hulk Hogan as Joey goes after toilet paper and batteries, surveys storm damage, and wonders what day it is as he takes a look at the Saturday Night's Main Even from October 1988.

Larry Nelson gets paid in interviews, Kerry Von Erich bleeds for the industry, Sgt. Slaughter is portraying a character, Joey finds another wrestler to hate, Verne Gagne is lost, and this show is a mess as Joey takes a look at SuperClash III.

Joey talks about released WWE Superstars, Howard Finkel, and his personal relationship with Lord Buckethead as he takes a look at Survivor Series 1988 from the WWF.

Verne Gagne's great AWA promotion comes to an end not with a bang, but with a whimper. Larry Zbyszko gets a shoulder up on Mr. Saito, Bob Lurtsema wants to be a referee, Tully Blanchard pops up, and the crowd wants to smoke.

Andre the Giant doesn't want any snakes around, the Rougeau Brothers have relocated to the USA, Hulk Hogan heads to The Brother Love Show, and the episode is marred by a lot of yikes moments as Joey takes out the recycling and looks at the Saturday Night's Main Event from November 1988.

Joey's mother doesn't listen to the show, Joey tries a new coffee, George Steele turns good, Paul Orndorff saves Hulk Hogan and Mr. T, JYD dances with his mom, Cyndi Lauper throws a Mother's Day party, Fred Blassie brings his "mother", Moolah has some cake, and Mean Gene goes for the ride as Joey takes a look at the first Saturday Night's Main Event.

Joey stays at home, The Italian Stallion should have had a slightly tweaked gimmick, Ivan Koloff is handing out pictures, Jim Cornette gets the idea for SMW, Dusty Rhodes cosplays John Wayne and loses his job, Flair and Windham take on The Midnight Express as Joey watches Clash of the Champions IV.

Joey gets out of the house and rides a bicycle, Ric Flair won't give Lex Luger any more title shots, Midnight Express meets Midnight Express, Paul Jones doesn't want to retire, Rick Steiner wins the TV title, and Dusty doesn't go quietly into that good night as Joey takes a look at Starrcade 88: True Gritt.

It's Brutus VS. Bass for the hair, The Mega Powers are just holding it together, The Twin Towers look to end Hulk Hogan, Warrior VS. HTM rematch, The Red Rooster breaks free, and Mr. Perfect has the perfect move as Joey looks at the Saturday Night's Main Event from January 1989.

The crowd yells USA to two Canadians, Haku and Race battle for the crown, Rockin' Robin pays tribute to her brothers, Sherri tries commentary, Jesse is always right, Warrior won't sell for baby oil, the Mega Powers are tearing apart, and Ted DiBiase sets out to buy a Higher Number as Joey takes a look at the 1989 Royal Rumble.

The Mega Powers Explode, Hulk Hogan shows off his acting skills, the perils of live television, Joey needs a hype man and a Mean Gene as he goes to a wedding and takes a look at The Main Event 2.

Ric Flair is The Man, Ricky Steamboat is a Family Man, so that leaves Bob Caudle to be a Ladies Man. Hiro Matsuda takes over Flair's Career, Paul Jones makes an appearance, Jack Victory makes two appearances, and Kevin Sullivan uses a lock and chain to get a title match as Joey takes a look at Clash of the Champions 5.

After talking about everything that has been happening in wrestling lately, Joey looks at the Chi-Town Rumble from the NWA and WCW.

Ric Flair arrives in style, Ricky Morton wears a protective device, Baby Doll Slaps Cornette, Shaska gets shaved, Garvin gets revived, and JJ gets ticked off as Joey watches The Great American Bash '86-Charlotte.

Elizabeth has to make a choice, Owen makes an eerie comment, Bad News Brown makes some risque comments, WrestleMania is approaching, Joey makes a long overdue apology and provides some entertainment, and Bubba sells cotton candy as Joey looks at the March 1989 edition of Saturday Night's Main Event.

Ric Flair has his name misspelled, Ricky Steamboat has his name misspelled and a son dressed as a cut rate Yoshi, JYD and Butch Reed return to The Superdome, George Scott is lost, Jim Ross and Michael Hayes reunite, and Terry Funk is not retired as Joey takes a look at Clash of the Champions VI: Ragin' Cajun.

Someone gets grabbed, someone gets stomped, Rockin' Robin sings, Run DMC raps, Piper is in the Pit, Liz is thrown out, Savage has a staph infection, there are two Championship belts at ringside, and Marla Maples is in the crowd two years before anyone knew her as Joey takes a look at WrestleMania V.

Raccoon's attack Joey's campsite and get buff, The Oak Ridge Boys sing, Lex Luger has patented interview hand gestures, Sting has a scary rat tail, Flair and Steamboat have another classic, Terry Funk attacks Flair, WWF is petty, and the tag titles are vacated as Joey looks at WrestleWar '89.

Hulk Hogan has a movie coming out and The Big Boss Man in a cage, Zeus makes an appearance, Duggan is the new king, Savage wants his title back, Rude defends the Intercontinental Title, The Brain Busters and Demolition get it on, and Joey notes the passing of Regis and his anniversary gift as he takes a look at the SNME from May 1989.

The building is hot, Jim Ross gets in trouble for doing his job, Jim Cornette gets attacked, we meet the newest Freebird, Ric Flair does an interview in a Laker jacket, the Ding Dongs and Norman debut, we crown new tag team champions, and Lex Luger gives voice to his frustrations as Joey looks at Clash of the Champions VII from WCW.