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Soupy Sales

Soupy Sales

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Oct 18, 2026

speaker_9ADVERTISER
98:36
I'll still go watch.
Andy MusserSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
98:41
Laugh along with the new Soupy Sales Show weeknights at 6 on Channel 17.
Andy MusserSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
98:48
Well, the Phillies have put a little breathing room between themselves and the Pirates right now in dramatic fashion with Greg Luzinski's fit career Grand Slam home run.
Andy MusserSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
98:59
And now it'll be Joe Coleman just returning to the National League as the new Pirate pitcher.
Ted LeitnerHOST
24:26
I, I, I did H- I did, uh, Hudson and Bower a week- One morning- I always did a 7:15 and 8:15 sports.
Ted LeitnerHOST
24:32
When Mac was sick, Joe worked with Soupy Sales, who was one of the funniest guys in show business.
Ted LeitnerHOST
24:38
And, and it wasn't a kids show, it was a show that was so funny for kids and adults that was syndicated across the country.
Ted LeitnerHOST
24:44
And, and, and Soupy came on, in studio, for a week.
Ted LeitnerHOST
25:21
You know, a nickname like, you know, Sparky, Soupy, things like that."
Jim LaslavicHOST
25:26
[laughs]
Ted LeitnerHOST
25:28
So here I had imag- I had managed to offend Sparky and my, one of my all-time favorite guys, Soupy Sales.
Ted LeitnerHOST
25:36
He was, he was wonderful.
Dennis DikenGUEST
65:44
...
Dennis DikenGUEST
65:44
Man from U.N.C.L.E., and Soupy Sales, and, and all the great records, you know.
Dennis DikenGUEST
65:48
I think Pat and I really bonded over Telstar.
Dennis DikenGUEST
65:51
Um-
HomerHOST
10:45
Uh, I, uh, disclaimer, Homer cannot say that.
HomerHOST
10:49
Soupy Sales did it f- 75 years ago and got in trouble because people kept sending him money.
HomerHOST
10:54
I mean, uh, thousands of dollars he got.
HomerHOST
10:56
I don't believe I can ask for money on the radio.
Eddie BrigatiGUEST
16:05
And then, uh, beat him up again, he'd come out with a big harmonica and, uh, so there were Harmonica Rascals, there were The Little Rascals, and, um, uh, they called us, Dino liked the name, we watched them, The Adventure of it All, and we took on that name.
Eddie BrigatiGUEST
16:22
I think we played with Soupy Sales.
Eddie BrigatiGUEST
16:24
That was our first gig that we went out.
Eddie BrigatiGUEST
16:27
And, um, he, he insisted we wear the knickers.
Joe DonahueGUEST
15:17
He was a, he was a great, uh, uh...
Joe DonahueGUEST
15:20
My dad was a great fan of, uh, Soupy Sales, [laughs] and I grew up with Soupy Sales.
Joe DonahueGUEST
15:25
And, um, and he would, he would come and do comedy clubs.
Joe DonahueGUEST
15:28
He used to do comedy clubs in Albany quite a bit 'cause he lived in New York, and he'd come up and he'd do these different sets.
Joe DonahueGUEST
16:12
Well, n- I mean, he, he couldn't sp- He, he, it was, it was almost like, um, spasmodic dysphonia.
Joe DonahueGUEST
16:19
It was, it was incredibly difficult to understand.
Joe DonahueGUEST
16:23
And, um, and that interview was in person, and we did it and, um, and, uh, I, I did it for about five minutes, and then I left and my dad and I, uh, my dad and Soupy Sales just sat there, talk about h- uh, how getting old sucked.
Joe DonahueGUEST
16:40
[laughs]
Rob BrownsteinGUEST
48:18
Famous for that.
Rob BrownsteinGUEST
48:19
And I remember we were there, and Soupy Sales, two boys, Hunt Sales and I forget the other one's name.
Rob BrownsteinGUEST
48:25
They were in Todd Rundgren's band.
Rob BrownsteinGUEST
48:26
They were there and so he was like hanging around, and my dad's like, "Oh yeah, this is interesting.
Dan Le BatardHOST
38:32
So I di-
Chris CotePANELIST
38:32
Soupy Sales.
Dan Le BatardHOST
38:35
Go ahead and look up the history.
Dan Le BatardHOST
38:36
In fact, give me the back in my day music so he can tell you something about Soupy Sales, because his references-
Chris CotePANELIST
38:41
What the hell is that?
Dan Le BatardHOST
38:42
Yeah, well...
Chris CotePANELIST
38:43
Oh, that's a real person.
Dan Le BatardHOST
38:44
He has really dragged the show today, uh, into the muck.
Allan SlutskyGUEST
35:08
And, uh, then you had Joe Messina, the guitar player from the Funk Brothers.
Allan SlutskyGUEST
35:12
Joe was the guitarist on the Soupy Sales Show, which sounds like a goofy gig, but it was actually the coolest jazz gig in the world, 'cause Soupy used to have major, major jazz stars on his show.
Allan SlutskyGUEST
35:22
I- he told me the ones that he remembered he played with, he played with Coltrane, Miles Davis, Dizzy.
Allan SlutskyGUEST
35:28
I think he said Oscar Peterson.

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