The KiddChris Show - where the socially unacceptable are accepted. Full Bio
06/12/2025 - Yolanda
06/11/2025 - Cody and the Coon
KiddChris and Sara discuss the sentencing of teacher Emily Nutley to 3 years in prison for hooking up with kids, giving them test answers, and money. There was debate over whether the sentence was too lenient or too harsh, with parents seeking a longer sentence. The prosecutor in the case was Elise Deters, Joe Deters’ daughter.
Sara has a story about the upcoming Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest. Noting that Joey Chestnut, the 16-time champ, is expected to return after being out last year due to a sponsor drama with a vegan hot dog company. Joey Chestnut's past records in various eating contests were highlighted, such as 83 hot dogs in 10 minutes and 182 chicken wings in 30 minutes.
Sara discusses her upcoming contract renewal for the show, expressing insecurity but noting her program director's positive feedback. The conversation also touched upon the intricacies of radio contracts, including non-compete clauses.
A bizarre story about a man known as "Cowboy Cody" from Murray, Kentucky, who was arrested for releasing a raccoon into a bar, which then bit someone. This was not his first incident, as he had previously been arrested for riding a mule while drunk and hitting people with a bullwhip.
The "Can I Sue" segment featured legal expert Stuart W. Penrose addressing caller questions:
A man named Robert asked for advice regarding a hit-and-run incident where the at-fault driver's insurance wouldn't cooperate without her statement. Stuart advised going through his own collision coverage initially and encouraged pressuring the at-fault driver to cooperate with her insurance.
Jonathan, a new homeowner, inquired about suing the sellers for not disclosing a failing HVAC unit after finding a prior inspection report. Stuart confirmed this could be grounds for a lawsuit.
A lawsuit against Costco for a collapsed display cabinet injuring a woman was also mentioned, with Stuart explaining that a $25,000 lawsuit often means the complaint is for "no less than $25,000" to get into a higher court.
06/10/2025 - Ozemprick
KiddChris and Sara talk about the Emily Nutley court case, and KiddChris expressing strong support for the teacher!
A "notorious" Loveland Bridge that trucks frequently hit is a topic, with videos of incidents shared on its own Facebook and Instagram pages. KiddChris also recounts hitting it with a U-Haul.
Sara has a story about how Ozempic can increase penis size, though a doctor clarifies it's likely due to weight loss.
A new side business, OverTheCrime.com, selling t-shirts to raise awareness about crime in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine (OTR) neighborhood, is introduced.
Sara And KiddChris discuss Pope Leo declining his $33,000 monthly salary, as his other expenses are covered.
A "notorious" Loveland Bridge that trucks frequently hit is a topic, with videos of incidents shared on its own Facebook and Instagram pages. KiddChris also recounts hitting it with a U-Haul.
Sara has a story about how Ozempic can increase penis size, though a doctor clarifies it's likely due to weight loss.
A new side business, OverTheCrime.com, selling t-shirts to raise awareness about crime in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine (OTR) neighborhood, is introduced.
Sara And KiddChris discuss Pope Leo declining his $33,000 monthly salary, as his other expenses are covered.
06/09/2025 - Punchy
Talking more about rising crime in OTR (Over-the-Rhine), including a recent fatal stabbing, and criticize the mayor's perceived inaction and slow response.
A bizarre news story is shared about a woman in LA encountering a naked man pleasuring himself in her home after a break-in, who was later described as being in an "altered mental state".
We have listener talkbacks, covering topics such as KiddChris’ peculiar wiping habits and humorous jabs at other radio personalities like Jon Jon from Kiss 107.1.
KiddChris recounts attending a David Spade comedy show at the beautiful Taft Theater and discusses the joys and challenges of being an "Uber driver" dad to his daughters.
They touch upon the TSA's frustration with travelers presenting improper IDs like Costco cards for flights, and personal reasons for abstaining from alcohol due to health and social dynamics.
Finally, the hosts critique the concept of "automatic fame" on free social media platforms, arguing that viral content doesn't always indicate true talent or long-term success.
A bizarre news story is shared about a woman in LA encountering a naked man pleasuring himself in her home after a break-in, who was later described as being in an "altered mental state".
We have listener talkbacks, covering topics such as KiddChris’ peculiar wiping habits and humorous jabs at other radio personalities like Jon Jon from Kiss 107.1.
KiddChris recounts attending a David Spade comedy show at the beautiful Taft Theater and discusses the joys and challenges of being an "Uber driver" dad to his daughters.
They touch upon the TSA's frustration with travelers presenting improper IDs like Costco cards for flights, and personal reasons for abstaining from alcohol due to health and social dynamics.
Finally, the hosts critique the concept of "automatic fame" on free social media platforms, arguing that viral content doesn't always indicate true talent or long-term success.
06/06/2025 - Tighty Whitey
They discuss the importance of Men's Mental Health Awareness, highlighting that men's struggles are often overlooked. KiddChris shares a personal story of a severe panic attack he experienced at a cemetery after seeing a girl drawing by a grave, which reminded him of his daughter. He mentions coping through humor, medication, and therapy.
Sara has a news story details a DoorDash driver demanding a tip at gunpoint from a family in Vancouver, Washington, leading to his arrest on felony harassment, DUI, and assault charges.
Sara discusses being in a bad mood due to her "lady time" and her dog peeing the bed.
A bizarre story is shared about a thief in Portsmouth, Ohio, who broke into a Dollar General wearing only white underwear and a cape to steal women's undergarments.
The hosts talk about challenges in the radio industry, including a country radio station in Nashville firing its entire staff despite being in the "country music capital". They also reveal that on-air song requests are often staged.
Sara has a news story details a DoorDash driver demanding a tip at gunpoint from a family in Vancouver, Washington, leading to his arrest on felony harassment, DUI, and assault charges.
Sara discusses being in a bad mood due to her "lady time" and her dog peeing the bed.
A bizarre story is shared about a thief in Portsmouth, Ohio, who broke into a Dollar General wearing only white underwear and a cape to steal women's undergarments.
The hosts talk about challenges in the radio industry, including a country radio station in Nashville firing its entire staff despite being in the "country music capital". They also reveal that on-air song requests are often staged.
06/05/2025 - Doctor Wipe
John Matarese talks about June is as a month for buying "guy stuff" like golf clubs, grills, and power tools. For patio sets, you can find cheap options on Marketplace or by "dumpster diving" the night before garbage day, or wait for big sales around the 4th of July.
A new scam involves text messages about unpaid traffic tickets, threatening license suspension if not paid immediately, designed to get credit card information.
Sara brings up the floating Hooters in Newport, Kentucky, has permanently closed after filing for bankruptcy, with speculation about Hulk Hogan potentially buying the chain. The closure is attributed to a lack of evolution and updates since 1992. The Beer Seller next door is also permanently closed.
We have some listener "talkbacks" and a game called "Five and Ten," where callers name five items in ten seconds for tickets to see comedian Tom Papa. Topics from listeners included the Jerky Boys, Chris's personal calls to fans, and a humorous debate about wiping hygiene.
A caller, with a background in organizational psychology, explained foot fetishes as a paraphilic attraction or obsession, which is similar to other fetishes like those involving diapers or cars, and is not as unique as some might think.
Procter & Gamble is cutting over 7,000 jobs globally over the next two years as part of a "growth and productivity strategy," with KiddChris saying that remote work contributed to these cuts.
KiddChris shares his experience of working from Kings Island while his daughters enjoyed the park, emphasizing the value of the season pass and the enjoyment of the amusement park.
A new scam involves text messages about unpaid traffic tickets, threatening license suspension if not paid immediately, designed to get credit card information.
Sara brings up the floating Hooters in Newport, Kentucky, has permanently closed after filing for bankruptcy, with speculation about Hulk Hogan potentially buying the chain. The closure is attributed to a lack of evolution and updates since 1992. The Beer Seller next door is also permanently closed.
We have some listener "talkbacks" and a game called "Five and Ten," where callers name five items in ten seconds for tickets to see comedian Tom Papa. Topics from listeners included the Jerky Boys, Chris's personal calls to fans, and a humorous debate about wiping hygiene.
A caller, with a background in organizational psychology, explained foot fetishes as a paraphilic attraction or obsession, which is similar to other fetishes like those involving diapers or cars, and is not as unique as some might think.
Procter & Gamble is cutting over 7,000 jobs globally over the next two years as part of a "growth and productivity strategy," with KiddChris saying that remote work contributed to these cuts.
KiddChris shares his experience of working from Kings Island while his daughters enjoyed the park, emphasizing the value of the season pass and the enjoyment of the amusement park.
06/04/2025 - Amo tus pies
The hosts discuss a new tiki bar opening in OTR (Over-the-Rhine), with one host expressing skepticism about its longevity due to OTR's business closures and the seasonal nature of a tiki bar.
The widespread presence of cicadas in the Loveland area is mentioned, with descriptions of their noise, falling into pools, and their mating purpose.
McDonald's is bringing back the Snack Wrap on July 10th, after discontinuing it in 2020 due to it slowing down kitchen operations. Popeye's is also adding chicken snack wraps.
The hosts debate classic rock power ballads, specifically disliking Guns N' Roses' "November Rain" due to its length and Axl Rose's performance, while praising Prince's talent.
A prank call or wrong number audio clip is played, where one person repeatedly tries to talk about a truck while the other insists they have the wrong number and threatens prosecution.
A creepy story from California is shared about a man who stalked a woman, slept outside her house, broke in, and bit and licked her toes while she was sleeping, leading to his arrest.
The "Can I Sue" segment with Stuart W. Penrose covers:
Trevor Bauer's legal victory where his accuser, Lindsay Hill, was ordered to pay him over $300,000 for settlement violations and has been arrested and charged with assault and abuse.
A caller's sister, who has Parkinson's and tardive dyskinesia, faced discrimination at a Dunkin Donuts in Virginia when staff locked doors and called the police, believing she was intoxicated. Legal advice is given to seek an attorney specializing in disability discrimination.
A discussion about the ethics and challenges of criminal defense attorneys representing unsavory clients, such as the "foot fetish guy," murderers, or child predators, and how they must set personal feelings aside to do their job.
The widespread presence of cicadas in the Loveland area is mentioned, with descriptions of their noise, falling into pools, and their mating purpose.
McDonald's is bringing back the Snack Wrap on July 10th, after discontinuing it in 2020 due to it slowing down kitchen operations. Popeye's is also adding chicken snack wraps.
The hosts debate classic rock power ballads, specifically disliking Guns N' Roses' "November Rain" due to its length and Axl Rose's performance, while praising Prince's talent.
A prank call or wrong number audio clip is played, where one person repeatedly tries to talk about a truck while the other insists they have the wrong number and threatens prosecution.
A creepy story from California is shared about a man who stalked a woman, slept outside her house, broke in, and bit and licked her toes while she was sleeping, leading to his arrest.
The "Can I Sue" segment with Stuart W. Penrose covers:
Trevor Bauer's legal victory where his accuser, Lindsay Hill, was ordered to pay him over $300,000 for settlement violations and has been arrested and charged with assault and abuse.
A caller's sister, who has Parkinson's and tardive dyskinesia, faced discrimination at a Dunkin Donuts in Virginia when staff locked doors and called the police, believing she was intoxicated. Legal advice is given to seek an attorney specializing in disability discrimination.
A discussion about the ethics and challenges of criminal defense attorneys representing unsavory clients, such as the "foot fetish guy," murderers, or child predators, and how they must set personal feelings aside to do their job.
06/03/2025 - Spudly
KiddChris and Sara discuss David Spade joining the show to talk about his show this weekend at the Taft Theater. KiddChris expresses his preference for going to events alone and admits he is not much of a talker when the microphones are off, contrary to his on-air persona.
Sara has a story about a “professional” that provides dating advice from a coach, highlighting text messages to avoid, such as "When can I see you?", "Want to come over tonight?", and "Do you like me?".
KiddChris goofs on a new Tiki Bar and Grill called "10th Island" opening in OTR. The show shares "on this day in history" facts, including Anderson Cooper's birthday, the BBC banning George Michael's "I Want Your Sex," and David Carradine's death by autoerotic asphyxiation.
KiddChris reminisces about his past addiction to a vending machine snack called "Big Texas," a cinnamon roll which he consumed frequently and associated with a sugar crash and significant weight gain.
Country Jeff The Drunk Drifter calls in from his hotel, discussing his living situation with prostitutes, some of whom steal from him, and his contentious relationship with KiddChris… Jeff ends up hanging up in anger.
Sara has a story about a “professional” that provides dating advice from a coach, highlighting text messages to avoid, such as "When can I see you?", "Want to come over tonight?", and "Do you like me?".
KiddChris goofs on a new Tiki Bar and Grill called "10th Island" opening in OTR. The show shares "on this day in history" facts, including Anderson Cooper's birthday, the BBC banning George Michael's "I Want Your Sex," and David Carradine's death by autoerotic asphyxiation.
KiddChris reminisces about his past addiction to a vending machine snack called "Big Texas," a cinnamon roll which he consumed frequently and associated with a sugar crash and significant weight gain.
Country Jeff The Drunk Drifter calls in from his hotel, discussing his living situation with prostitutes, some of whom steal from him, and his contentious relationship with KiddChris… Jeff ends up hanging up in anger.
06/02/2025 - A Kink For Clean
KiddChris talks about watching disturbing documentaries this weekend, including one about Steven Stainer, a kidnapping victim whose family faced further tragedy, and one about Pee Wee Herman.
They mentioned upcoming TV shows and movies, like Stranger Things, Squid Game, Wednesday, and Happy Gilmore 2.
Various sports news was covered, including baseball, golf, and basketball.
Sara has a news story about a man in Japan stealing women's underwear from a laundromat was discussed.
A study ranked Ohio as the 4th state with the biggest gambling problem.
Bret Buganski from WCPO, a journalist and guitar player, comes in with his guitar to jam with KiddChris!
KiddChris and Sara go over a list of jobs suited for people who "hate people," such as a lighthouse keeper.
They mentioned upcoming TV shows and movies, like Stranger Things, Squid Game, Wednesday, and Happy Gilmore 2.
Various sports news was covered, including baseball, golf, and basketball.
Sara has a news story about a man in Japan stealing women's underwear from a laundromat was discussed.
A study ranked Ohio as the 4th state with the biggest gambling problem.
Bret Buganski from WCPO, a journalist and guitar player, comes in with his guitar to jam with KiddChris!
KiddChris and Sara go over a list of jobs suited for people who "hate people," such as a lighthouse keeper.
05/30/2025 - The Corn
KiddChris and Sara discussed a funny moment from the news where an anchor professionally read a story about fentanyl found in someone's buttocks.
Sara has a news story about Sydney Sweeney partnering with Dr. Squatch to sell soap infused with drops of her bathwater, seeing it as a way to make money off of fans. This led to a conversation about gross things like pedicures and perceived differences in hygiene between men and women.
KiddChris shares an embarrassing story about arriving at a Starbucks drive-thru before it opened and mumbling and complaining while the people inside could hear him.
They played their "Five in Ten" contest, where callers name five things in 10 seconds for tickets.
They covered a news story about a woman charged with felony child abuse after allegedly assaulting a child on a plane who reportedly called her fat. They commented on kids being brutally honest and debated parental discipline.
They took calls, including one about a new band name and one from a listener thanking a host for an inspirational voicemail.
Sara has a news story about Sydney Sweeney partnering with Dr. Squatch to sell soap infused with drops of her bathwater, seeing it as a way to make money off of fans. This led to a conversation about gross things like pedicures and perceived differences in hygiene between men and women.
KiddChris shares an embarrassing story about arriving at a Starbucks drive-thru before it opened and mumbling and complaining while the people inside could hear him.
They played their "Five in Ten" contest, where callers name five things in 10 seconds for tickets.
They covered a news story about a woman charged with felony child abuse after allegedly assaulting a child on a plane who reportedly called her fat. They commented on kids being brutally honest and debated parental discipline.
They took calls, including one about a new band name and one from a listener thanking a host for an inspirational voicemail.