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Joe Franklin

Joe Franklin

American radio host and television actorWikipedia

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Sep 21, 2026

Bill WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:02
Behind the plays, Larry McCoy.
Bill WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:03
At first base, Joe Franklin.
Bill WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:05
At second, Nick Brimmigan.
Bill WhiteSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:07
And at third, Nestor Shiloh.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
27:59
I was too cool.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
28:03
I think color TV is a game How about this? I think Joe Franklin's real good I don't mind if I gotta kick your ass
Neil RichterPANELIST
28:36
All right, now, if you missed the satiric tongue-in-cheek humor of Two Tub Man with the lyrics like, edumacation ain't for me, I'm so drunk I can barely see, and I can go anywhere, people look, people stare, playing in a heavy band, guess I'm just a Two Tub Man.
Neil RichterPANELIST
28:57
Well, if you missed that, check out their song, I Live for Cars and Girls, from the same LP, because...
Skye OrchardHOST
21:43
Salem calls after her.
Skye OrchardHOST
21:45
Joe Franklin's still interested.
Skye OrchardHOST
21:46
Joe Franklin was an American radio and television host personality who was noted for having the first talk show and inventing the format.
Skye OrchardHOST
21:55
He lived from 1926 to 2015.
Skye OrchardHOST
21:56
Whoa.
Gilbert GottfriedHOST
51:39
Yeah.
Gilbert GottfriedHOST
51:39
And was not interviewed on The Joe Franklin Show with Al Pacino.
Gilbert GottfriedHOST
51:42
Oh, yes.
Gilbert GottfriedHOST
51:42
Joe Franklin came on, and, you know, Joe Franklin, uh, talks about himself quite a bit [laughs] in his day, when he was...
Gilbert GottfriedHOST
51:50
And he would have these stories saying that, "Oh, on, on, on one of my shows, I had on both James Dean and, and Al Pacino." Uh-huh.
Gilbert GottfriedHOST
51:59
Yeah.
Jon LangmeadGUEST
52:20
Like,
Brian R. SolomonHOST
52:21
have you ever seen pictures of Joe Franklin's office? You know who Joe Franklin was? All right.
Brian R. SolomonHOST
52:26
So Joe Franklin was Joe Franklin.
Brian R. SolomonHOST
52:29
Would have loved Jack Pfeffer.
Brian R. SolomonHOST
52:31
He was good friends with Lou Albano.
Brian R. SolomonHOST
52:33
So Joe Franklin, how do I describe him? If you're from New York and you're of a certain age, you know him.
Brian R. SolomonHOST
52:39
He was a journalist, writer, broadcaster, editor.
Brian R. SolomonHOST
52:44
He knew everybody.
Justin AcriHOST
53:03
It'll be over soon, sadly.
Justin AcriHOST
53:04
Joe Franklin's here, and his show will be over soon, too.
Justin AcriHOST
53:07
All too soon.
Justin AcriHOST
53:08
What's up, Freak? Hey, how's it going, guys? Hi, Joe.
Brian FiesHOST
15:23
I was very lucky.
Jim O'KaneHOST
15:24
And Reid, when we were talking before we came on, we were talking about how your dad directed the Joe Franklin show, which was like, gosh, that was the Grand Central Station of celebrities.
Jim O'KaneHOST
15:34
Everybody that ever stopped in New York would go through Joe Franklin's show.
Jim O'KaneHOST
15:40
And what a childhood you must have had, having all these people wandering around at dad's work.
Reed DiamondGUEST
15:45
I was very fortunate, yes.
Reed DiamondGUEST
16:01
There were two directors there, and they just split up all of the different shows.
Reed DiamondGUEST
16:04
So my father would direct the news, and he would direct this program.
Reed DiamondGUEST
16:07
show called The Joe Franklin Show.
LionelHOST
39:33
But Bing Crosby.
LionelHOST
39:40
Check out Joe Franklin.
LionelHOST
39:42
You know who Joe Franklin is? Remember Billy Crystal with the butter panes? Butter panes are the panes for you.
LionelHOST
39:48
A wonderful, tremendous...
LionelHOST
39:51
That was Joe Franklin.
LionelHOST
39:52
And I knew him very well because we were at WOR.
LionelHOST
39:55
And whenever...
LionelHOST
40:00
You never called me.
Andrew Dice ClayGUEST
5:20
I'm not getting the part.
Andrew Dice ClayGUEST
5:22
And as I'm leaving, one of the guys in the band goes, "Aren't you that guy that does Travolta?" You know, 'cause I, I did this Joe Franklin Gong Show in New York, and I won the Gong Show.
Andrew Dice ClayGUEST
5:37
So you got an appearance on Joe Franklin, and you got two weeks opening for, believe it or not, Tiny Tim at the Fireside Lounge in Queens.
Howie MandelHOST
5:47
You did that?
Andrew Dice ClayGUEST
5:48
Yeah.
Andrew Dice ClayGUEST
7:02
That's what I was doing, okay? And so I won the Gong Show.
Andrew Dice ClayGUEST
7:08
I got the appearance on his show, which was a big deal to me.
Howie MandelHOST
7:11
Joe Franklin.
Phil ElsonHOST
6:44
here.
Phil ElsonHOST
6:44
When do we get to the Scott Van Pelt part where you just don't do a show for an entire month? I don't think he was on for July, right? That's the Joe Franklin
Justin AcriHOST
6:53
schedule.
Justin AcriHOST
6:54
You'll see him December 1 and January 2.

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