BallBusting FUN w/ Chris Distefano, Vic Henley, Sherrod Small - Best Last Year Radio

Opie Radio

Gregg "Opie" Hughes

Comedy, News, Society & Culture

4.0 • 4.9K Ratings

🗓️ 22 May 2026

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Opie, Chris Distefano, Vic Henley & Sherrod Small go full chaos mode on this Friday episode! It kicks off with a Memphis Tennessee sing-along, then dives into Carl’s insane road trip (complete with Cheetos-covered chicken and Froot Loops milkshakes). Chris opens up about his pilot getting crushed in focus groups (“he doesn’t have a sitcom head”), spilling wild Hollywood tea on Les Moonves, Julie Chen’s eye surgery, and why networks are scared to take risks. Then things get completely unhinged when a smoking hot blue-haired DJ Sunshine appears at the window eating ice cream — and Opie & the crew immediately start flirting, grilling her, and trying to lock it down. Plus: Tim Allen’s show getting axed for being too conservative, Obama calling Trump a bullshitter, North Korea missile talk, Non-stop laughs, zero filter, and one of the most random studio interactions we’ve ever had. You do NOT want to miss this one. 5/17

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0:00.0	Opie is here, and his show starts now.
0:06.0	Oh, yeah, there you have.
0:07.5	Chuck Berry and Memphis, Tennessee.
0:10.2	That's how we start today's show.
0:11.4	What's up, everybody?
0:12.4	It was great.
0:13.3	I like that, right?
0:14.0	That's the way you go in.
0:15.1	You got to go in hard, chariot.
0:17.2	Yeah, you do.
0:18.8	Got Chris DeStefano and Vic Kelly as well. What's up? You know that song, Chris? Yeah, you do.
0:25.6	Got Chris DeStefano and Vic Kenley as well. What's up? You know that song, Chris? Yep.
0:32.1	Fucking Tennessee, baby. It's the kind of shit I listen to.
0:37.0	I love how you walked in and you're like, oh, good song. You were just trying to relate to us.
0:37.7	Nice tune. I thought it was Johnny Cash and you guys said that was a good song. You were just trying to relate to us. Nice tune.
0:55.1	I thought it was Johnny Cash, and you guys said that was a decent enough guess. That's not a bad guess because Johnny Cash certainly did a version of that. Yeah, right. Who else did a version of that? What the hell, brother? There you go. There he is. Lonnie Mack and Johnny Rivers. And Johnny Rivers. Lonnie Max was an instrumental version.
0:55.5	Really?
0:57.1	And he just revved it up Lonnie Max was an instrumental version.
0:55.3	Really?
0:55.6	And he just revved it up a little bit, did an instrumental version. About a year later, after Chuck had the hit, then Lonnie Mac has a hit with it as an instrumental. Another year goes by, and Johnny Rivers has a hit with it. Which is a good song. It kept going higher and higher on the charts. Every time he came out with a new version, that's crazy.
1:11.9	Let's do more people know about it.
1:13.1	Let's do our version of this.
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