He's Somewhat Opinionated
No comedian causes more of a stir when they appear on the air than the southern singer/songwriter, Tim Wilson. Not to say we don’t find him hysterically funny, we just do everything in our power to disassociate with him and his absurd philosophies on society, politics and life in general (many of which can be found in the new piece, The Aggravator). Along with his music, Wilson is recognized for his love of NASCAR and the state of Georgia and his distrust of almost everything else. Tim is one of the great comedic performers touring today, and it's a rarity when you go more than a week without hearing one of his tunes played on the BOB&TOM Show. Tim recently released a brand new album, The Real Twang Thang, which contains the popular songs Church League Softball, Dick Weasel Attorney at Law and My Wife's Running Around.

Hickey Head
One thing you can count on whenever Ralph Harris stops by the studio is that it's going to be a good time. Whether he's performing as his glazed donut loving Uncle Mosley or being offered a career opportunity as Tom's personal assistant, Harris never fails to make the most out of each visit. A Tonight Show veteran, Harris does much more than just tell jokes on stage, he acts them out. During a performance he's constantly developing and transforming himself into new and interesting characters which means when he starts reliving his childhood memories he doesn't just talk about his relatives, he becomes them. Ralph's natural chameleon-like ability has helped him land a few high profile appearances on television including specials on HBO and Comedy Central and a role on the legendary sitcom, Seinfeld.

Side Note - Ralph's new CD, "Hickey Head," is available now from the BOB&TOM Store!

Vintage Comedy
Ask any artist (yes, that includes standups) where they find their inspiration, and they'll tell you that it can come from almost anywhere. Comedian John Evans found out his muse lives in various thrift stores scattered across the country. Evans often spends an excessive amount of time wandering down aisles of discarded vintage apparel looking for more than just items to add to his snazzy wardrobe, these shopping sprees are actually a metaphor for how he develops his comedy act. Evans comes up with his material in the same way he walks through a thrift store, taking old, beaten down, uninspired topics and turning them into his own premium punchlines.

FACTOID: Tom thinks John Evans looks exactly like Count Chocula. Yikes!

Old Man on Campus
Johnny Lechner was in his senior year of college trying to decide where to go to graduate school when he came to the realization that he’d be better off just extended his undergraduate career by one more year. That one year ended up turning into eight. Now in his 11th year as an undergrad, Johnny’s been bombarded with all kinds of offers to document his final year of college including movies, reality TV, and documentaries. It’s not that he’s a poor student, he’s made the Dean’s list, had 4.0 semesters, does charity work and is a part of many school clubs, he just enjoys living the college life and being a musician. When he does finally graduate, Johnny plans on writing a book, touring Europe and using his many degrees to help teach or work with “at risk” teenagers. Johnny has been featured on Good Morning America, Late Night With David Letterman, Inside Edition and is being courted by National Lampoon.

Whatever Happened to the 'Do Not Call' List
Comedian Bob Zany may not realize it by the way we treat him when he calls in, but he's our most eagerly anticipated guest each week. There are few comedians working today that have the guts it takes to come on a nationally syndicated radio show every week and perform all new material. Then to top it all off, he invites listeners to call in and fix the jokes that some (meaning Tom) have deemed 'virtually laugh free.' Sounds fun doesn't it? Catch The Zany Report every Tuesday so you too can play "Fix the Joke Baby" where the prize package includes CDs, t-shirts, and a BOB&TOM VIP membership.