Humor

In radio, they teach us to never talk about other stations on the air. "In the listeners' minds, there should only be one station -- ours." Now of course, this is pure crap. Everyone knows there are plenty of other stations, and shows, and personalities.

With the time change and it getting colder and everything, I found myself online a bit more this weekend. Oh the things I learned.

Who created the pyramids? What's the deal with Stonehenge? What would celebrities look like if they joined Devo?

I saw a story about the TV industry last week. To paraphrase, it stated that, unlike last year, no shows had been cancelled by Oct. 20. At this time last year, four shows had already bit the dust. Then this happened.

Madison Bumgarner's World Series performance was one for the ages. The presentation of his MVP trophy was definitely not.

It's crazy what you can teach a dog to do. This guy taught his dog Bandit how to fetch, but then took it a step further.

Halloween may be the scariest time of the year for kids, but it's nothing compared to the real world terror that is being a grown-up.

I have a hard time calling Fireball whiseky, although that's what it claims to be. It is currently the hottest selling liquor in the U.S. right now. But Finland is banning it. Why? Let's just say that in a pinch, you can de-ice your windshield with it.

Gabriel Iglesias has worked his way up the stand up comedy ladder, from clubs to cable specials. And now he's in elite air by having a full-length motion picture featuring his act titled "The Fluffy Movie." It's out on DVD now, and Gabriel joined Jojo to talk about the film and other things.

You know the phrase. Someone screws up the ONE thing they had to do. Spell the word "school" right on the road. Don't barricade the truck in with parking bumpers. "You had one job."

Stars like Kendall Schmidt, Emily Kinney and the 'Ouija' cast attempted to contact the spirits in a 'Ouija' movie-themed seance.

Chelsea Handler was always a different kind of late-night talk show host and has always had a bit more of an edge to her comedy. On "Conan," she has always made a few sly remarks to sidekick Andy Richter about his weight. Andy finally decided he had enough.