10-09 Friday R&B Show To-Go
Oct 9, 2026 · 56 min · 22 segments
The condensed version of today's Rick & Brad Morning Show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Oct 9, 2026 · 56 min · 22 segments
The condensed version of today's Rick & Brad Morning Show. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Brad CopelandHostRick WalkerHost
Mark RodgersGuestCraigLauren CraunHost
Ryan DayHostbut s- specifically Two and a Half Men, has a memoir coming out called Sitcom: A Memoir that's going to be released next week, and in it, he recounts Charlie Sheen's exit from Two and a Half Men.
He says that, uh, Charlie earned about $1.25 million per episode and had negotiated a four-day work week.
But then he started reportedly giving bizarre sick day excuses, like he had food poisoning, clam allergies, dental emergencies.
Did his wife's breast implant ever pop, that he had to go to the doctor for that?
According to Lorre, uh, Sheen's manager claimed to have flown across the country with cash to purchase a sex tape featuring Charlie Sheen.
Yeah, they were like, "That's kind of on brand for him." And then his manager said, "Not this kind of sex tape."
but s- specifically Two and a Half Men, has a memoir coming out called Sitcom: A Memoir that's going to be released next week, and in it, he recounts Charlie Sheen's exit from Two and a Half Men.
He says that, uh, Charlie earned about $1.25 million per episode and had negotiated a four-day work week.
But then he started reportedly giving bizarre sick day excuses, like he had food poisoning, clam allergies, dental emergencies.
Did his wife's breast implant ever pop, that he had to go to the doctor for that?
According to Lorre, uh, Sheen's manager claimed to have flown across the country with cash to purchase a sex tape featuring Charlie Sheen.
Yeah, they were like, "That's kind of on brand for him." And then his manager said, "Not this kind of sex tape."
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