T.J. is joined once again by the very entertaining and intellectual giant Regan Wynne. Also in studio is the youthful enthusiasm of Matt Karam. This show is a little bit of everything, and a bit of a palate-cleanser after yesterday's carnival-like show. This is a straight-forward good episode of a really good talk show.

Buckle your seatbelts for this  ride. T.J. and guest co-host Regan Wynne are Joined by Queen Bee and Cherry, hostesses of "Queen Bee and the Hive" Fridays on LATalkRadio.com . This show is hands down the funniest two-hours T.J. has produced in a long time. This show has it all: Sex, humor, sex and humor. Take the phone off the hook, put you feet up and listen to an amazing laugh-fest. Did we mention there was sex and humor? Contributing as always is New York Bureau Chief Jay Pegram calling in from the Bunker of Information in Harlem

This show is the calm before the storm. The day before Election Day in America. This is a good, solid entertaining show where T.J. is joined by New Yorker Jay Pegram as he sets the stage for what will surely be an historic day for the world.

This show has nothing to do with Halloween. T.J.opens by ttying to describe how ridiculously hot Tracy Bingham is in person.
Later the political discourse continues with another appeance by Jay from New York.

This is one of the best shows ever. T.J. has in the studio, comedian Paul Gilmartin the host of Dinner and a Movie on TBS,  and comedian Jack Simmons. To debate the living hell out of this election. Paul comes from the left, while Jack fights the good fight on the right. This is a high energy rip roaring funny political free for all.

Today's show opens with T.J. discussing Proposition 8 (Gay Marriage in CA) with an old friend of the family who is a proud gay man in a committed relationship. This is a prime example of how T.J. DOES NOT toe the party line, as he expresses his support for gay marriage. Also on the show, once again the very glib and very informed Regan Wynne.

T.J. is joined by the lovely and talented and fiercely independent woman, Timeka Drew. Aka The Infamous Lady T, she is an actress, model, poet and entrepreneur. Also in studio is her equally talented sister Talissa Love. These two women provide an eclectic and intelligent counterpoint to T.J.'s conservatism. Friday is also Jay-Day on the show with Jay Pegram calling in from NYC. This is yet another highly entertaining and thought-provoking show. Very funny, and very smart.

This show features the single greatest opening in the history of this show. That bears repeating: You will never hear a better, funnier opening of any show anywhere in radio. The program goes on to live up to the opening. T.J. backs up his claims of B.S. on the Left by reading a Newsweek article from1975 which covers what was then the coming ICE AGE!!!!!

T.J. tears into Joe Biden as the big mouth is once again caught with his foot in it. This show is yet another very funny yet very intelligent look at current events and politics, with a bunch of laughs.

T.J. is joined by new LATalkRadio hosts Julia and Jamee, two very smart and funny women. The range of topics for this show runs from politics to show business to gender roles in the world. This is the ultimate laid back chatfest that is thoroughly entertaining.

It's Ladies' Day on The World of T.J. McCormack! T.J.'s wife Andrea, her mom Irene and Auntie Mo are in the studio along with famous psychic Justine Kenzer www.psychicgirl.com and Dr. Dennis Neder who's most recent book is all about what women need to know about men. This is a great show! Psychic readings and relationship advice, what more can a girl ask for?

The show starts off with East Coast bureau chief Jay Pegram calling in with his 5 cents on the world. Child actor and recording artist Saige Ryan Campbell then takes a seat on the show to talk about life as a hollywood actress. The ups and downs of tinsletown from the perspective of a 12 year old. This is a very fun show.

This is a fantastic episode of The World of T.J. McCormack.
It has everything T.J. is known for. Passionate political commentary and very humorous observations. High energy, explosive radio.

T.J.'s Guest is Mark Mallory, a new host a LA Talk Radio

.J.'s guest today is candidate for California Assembly in the 41st district, businessman, attorney and inventor Mark Bernsley.

T.J.opens with a little about the arrest of Ryan O'Neal, then goes on to once again explain how and why politicians are the egomaniacal monsters they are...WE CREATE THEM!!! Mo from Oregon and Dave from Montana call in.

T.J. talks about the tragic train crash in Chatsworth, CA

T.J. does a hysterical monologue about his fear of being wrongly accused, like a guy in a movie. This is followed by the story of T.J.'s glory years in Hollywood. Very interesting, and very funny.

T.J. has decided that this is the best show he has done to date. You can't describe this one, you have to experience it. Matter of fact, T.J. insists you not only listen to this show, but you MUST download it and own it forever...T.J. seems obsessed with this show.

Download and listen now. Why not send it to a friend...T.J. makes a great gift!

All Sarah Palin, all the time. Plus some disgruntled crank callers.

T.J. is back in more ways than one. He's back in the studio after R&R in New York, and he's back in the Republican party after the naming of Sarah Palin as John McCain's running mate!
Listen and find out why.

.J. is joined in the second hour by author and over-population expert Frosty Wooldridge. The conversation cover many disturbing scenarios for the USA if we don't get a grip on our population via immigration, legal and illegal. This is a fascinating interview with a very in-demand guest.

A fantastic show which gets off to a flying start with T.J. skewering John Edwards for being the phony vile liar he is, and always has been. This sets T.J. off on a variety of hot-button topics.
Another great show with T.J.

T.J. opens the show with a very real and VERY FUNNY insight into the tragedy that is his psyche. His wife told him a story which included the "C" word (not what you're thinking) and that set off a very stressful weekend for him. He didn't recover till Monday morning. You just have to listen to this show.

T.J. is devoted to the defeat of mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. The mainstream media has no desire to give those running against him any respect. T.J. wants to provide a forum for these candidates. Today's entire show is dedicated to interviewing L.A.
mayoral candidate Bruce Darian. An interesting show to say the very least.

Timeka Drew is back, and the show has never been better.
As always a must-listen! So YOU MUST LISTEN!!!

T.J. starts off with a great monologue about the new trash fees in L.A., and the lies told when those increases were passed.
The rest of the show is a fascinating interview with Gregg Moscoe of Agel.

Yet another hysterical, and awesome monologue from T.J., including a long diatribe about the absentee term in city hall of Villaraigosa. Johnny Dam calls in trying to trip T.J. up...to no avail.
T.J. is sick and tired of this mayor and city council and he let's you know it today.

T.J. opens by blessing us with his karaoke singing skills channeling the still-living Jerry lee Lewis. Then he goes on about how too many sunny days can eff with your head. Mo from Oregon calls in and gets the ball rolling on politics, which leads T.J. to talking about how L.A.'s leadership is so negligent in their priorities. A great show about life in Los Angeles.

THE DAY THE EARTH SHOOK!!!   18 minutes before air, a
5.4 earthquake shook the entire L.A. basin and beyond. T.J. is joined by newest LATalkRadio host Geremy Dingle who happened to be in the studio that day. This is one very entertaining show. Between the earthquake, and all the calls relating to it (including T.J.'s mom in New York) there was no time for any politics. It takes the earth quaking to get T.J. to stop ranting about illegal immigrants, huh? This is a great show.

This show is as free-form as it gets...T.J. starts off by railing against so-called "community activists" in L.A. who are loudly and obnoxiously asking why a guy was shot in the 'hood...AN ARMED GUY WHO POINTED HIS GUN AT THE COPS!!!!!!!!!!!! The media is also in T.J.'s crosshairs for the emotional and biased reporting of the incident. The show then turns to the lighter side with more looks at headlines from around the country, some really funny karaoke, a great call from MO FROM OREGON and more amazing karaoke from your host...It's T.J.'s world and you get to listen to it!

T.J. starts off in familiar personal territory, talking about human fears and emotions and how we can either let them hold us back, or conquer them to move forward. It's a fascinating subject which T.J. handles with his trademark manic humor. The show moves on to cover more than a few topics, including L.A. City Council's embarrassing ideas to battle gangs (or not). MO FROM OREGON chimes in to wind out the show, and T.J. has some fun.

T.J.'s opening monologue covers many bases, mostly more commentary on how to clean up L.A. starting with illegal aliens! Next Johnny Dam sits in for a while to continue the discussion about crime and illegal immigration and a lack of assimilation in L.A. T.J. winds out the show with a bunch more social commentary. This is a very well-rounded show, loaded with passionate opinions.

The show starts off with one of T.J.'s best rants. This one deals with an L.A. commissioner who is caught over-watering his estate in Beverly Hills while he has been preaching conservation to the masses. Then T.J. says it's about time we simply vote out ALL incumbents over the next few elections, this way we can send a message, and get new blood in our representative government. This is a great show...classic T.J.

George Carlin died Sunday, June 22nd. T.J. dedicates today's show in it's entirety to pay homage to the most prolific comedian in history.

T.J. talks about the miracle of hearing his baby's heartbeat yesterday, and the year-long process he and Andi have been through to get pregnant. Later T.J. talks about the current state of race relations in Los Angeles, and the liberal and conservative approaches to the subject.

T.J. is joined by his co-host for the day, actor and producer Reagan Wynne. The show opens with some interesting political chat during which frequent caller Mo from Oregon chimes in with some far out 9-11 conspiracy theories. Later, new listener Bill from Coeur de Lane, Idaho checks in with some really detailed conspiracy stuff that makes Mo's theories pale in comparison. The show then takes a real fun turn, as they talk show business, and Reagan explains acting, and how to take direction.

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