Griddlecakes Radio

Ron tells the story of the lengths he'll go with a practical joke.

In this first Griddlesode of Season Two, Ron tells the story of his first crush called "My Maria."

In this Griddlesode, the "other Ron" tells us about his vacation, we play some listener feedback, and then Ron tells a winter story called "The Toboggan."

In this Griddlesode, Ron takes the show on the road, coming to you from the town of Kihei on the island of Maui, where he tells a story called "The Road to Hana."

In this Griddlesode, we play some listener feedback, congratulate listener David from California for winning the contest in Griddlesode #29, and then tell a story called "The Smudge."

In this Griddlesode, we play a satirical skit called: "The Linguine Code." With special guest voices from CC Chapman of Accident Hash, U-Turn Cafe, and Managing the Gray; Jen and Corey from Bucket Podcast; and Cat from Creepycast.

In this Griddlesode, we thank some listeners, play a promo for Griddlesode #29, and then tell a story called "Mr. and Mrs. Reich."

In this Griddlesode, we discuss being the "Pick of the Day" over at Podcast Pickle, talk about teenagers, play an original piece called "Music All Around Us," and then tell a story called "Payback."

In this Griddlesode, Ron apologizes for breaking format, talks about a new Storytelling category in one of the podcast directories, and then tells a story called "Young Man/Old Guy."

In this Griddlesode, Ron tells a story called "The Fast Food Phantom."

In this Griddlesode, we interview the famous Christy, from Podcast For Good.

In this Griddlesode, we play some listener voicemail, the “other Ron” answers questions from listener Joe, and then an unexpected visitor arrives.

In this Griddlesode, we learn about "pikelets," meet listeners Jon and Ed, and then tell a personal story called The Chess Set.

In this Griddlesode, we discuss the joys of living with a Homeowner's Association.

In this Griddlesode, we review the book: _Why Business People Speak Like Idiots_ by Brian Fugere, Chelsea Hardaway, and Jon Warshawsky. And then we finish up with a sketch that is based on the book.

In this Griddlesode, Ron talks about consumer generated advertising, and tells a story called: "Be Careful What You Ask."

In this Griddlesode, Ron talks about the differences between Radio and Podcasting, all while keeping an eye on the “other Ron" who is acting…err…strange.

In this Griddlesode we talk about the geeky things I did during the holidays, introduce you to a new podcast "psycheology: audio burlesque," and then introduce a new segment to the show called "Welcome to My World."

In this Griddlesode, we pick up where we left off in Griddlesode #11 on the morning of April 19, 1775. Listen as we tell the story of what happened after the Battle of Lexington in The Battle of Concord.

In this special edition Griddlesode, we read The Night Before Christmas by Clement Clarke Moore (1823) and then read a New York Sun editorial from 1897.

In this Griddlesode, we share some more listener feedback, play “The Twelve Days of Podcasting,” talk about Wikipedia-gate, and lastly, finish up with a sketch that shows how our founding fathers had to deal with the exact same problem when it came to documenting American history.

In this Griddlesode, we share some listener feedback, talk about some exciting things that have happened to Griddlecakes Radio since our iDog sketch was played on DSC#275, and wrap it up with a story called: "The Summer I learned that Life wasn't Fair."

In this Griddlesode we... 1) Read an email that came to Ron by mistake 2) Talk about lawyers and advertising folks 3) Listen in on a business meeting that illustrates how those long disclaimers at the end of commercials come to be.

In this Griddlesode we... 1) Apologize for a mistake in Griddlesode #9 2) Talk about the Evil Genius who came up with the new Ford Mustang 3) Listen to two promos that Griddlecakes produced for two friends of the show, "Podcast411" and "HistoryPodcast."

In this special edition Griddlesode we travel across the country and visit the "Birthplace of American Liberty" Lexington, Massachusetts. Join Ron as he tells the story of the beginning of the American Revolution, from the Stamp Act in 1765 to the first bloodshed on Lexington Green.