Ep737 - Johnny Krutches, Opie Radio, StutJo, Artie Fletcher, Jerry Banfield
June 21, 2026
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Episode 737 · June 21, 2026
Ep737 - Johnny Krutches, Opie Radio, StutJo, Artie Fletcher, Jerry Banfield
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Ep737 - Johnny Krutches, Opie Radio, StutJo, Artie Fletcher, Jerry Banfield
Summary
This week we’re checking out Johnny Krutches’ show, The Game Over Podcast. Steel Toe’s cohost couldn’t be more boring or depressing. He’s learned from Aaron Imholte that it’s important to raise money for a goal, even though he literally has dozens of viewers.
Jodie B and Cardiff Electric both join us to play a Johnny version of “Is It Gay?” Jodie checks in on Jiamah, the black queer Christian, who has a brand new business venture. Is Jerry Banfield her mentor? Speaking of Jerry, he’s talking about why spending $10k on dating so far this year was a great investment, even though it hasn’t translated to a single relationship. Opie is gaslighting his audience and cohosts to think that O&A was toxic because of Anthony and Jim. WHAT?!?!? That's crazy, even for delusional Opie!! We revisit Stuttering John’s interview with Artie Fletcher now that we know that Artie is a pathological liar and a narcissist. We end things with your voicemails.
Jodie B's show - https://www.patreon.com/cw/ssotw
Cardiff on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@CardiffElect
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