The Joey Petroni Show

Host Joey Petroni welcomes the one and only Tony Walker.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes Jackie “the Joke Man” Martling to the WGBB studio. Joey talks with Jackie about his new documentary “Joke Man” and more! Jackie is hosting a screening of the IKA Collective documentary at the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame on Saturday, January 27th at 7:00pm.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes back comedian Don Sill. The guys discuss the song Home Sweet Home by Motley Crue and the movie Comis Sans.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes special guest & good friend comedian Chris Williamson.

Host Joey Petroni wishes all a Happy New Year, talking about Regina Spektor's performance as the opening act at the Billy Joel New Year's Eve show. Pat from Enterprise Recycle also joins the program as Joey's special guest.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes special guest, comedian The Mad Shad.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes Patrick Healy back to the program, who thanks everyone for their support and plays his favorite Christmas music.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes comedian Allison Perski.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes comedian Jen Snortland.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes Grace, Long Island's #3 Taylor Swift fan!

Host Joey Petroni welcomes American actor and singer Don Most, best known for his role as Ralph Malph on the television series Happy Days.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes Steven from Virginia Bushcrafter to discuss how and why to be prepared!

Host Joey Petroni welcomes comedians Jen Snorteland and Mike Keegan.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes comedian Terry Palmer.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes back comedian Don Sill, host of Put Up, Shut Up and Stand Up on Govs radio. The guys discussed the meanings behind song and lyrics.

Host Jey Petroni welcomes stand-up comedian Jen Snorteland, co-host of The Gagootz Show on strongisland.com paradise studios.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes Krisit from My Mothers Spark. Kristi's video content consists of discussions on current-day events from a faith-based point of view. Influenced by faith, Kristi provides a hopeful, spirit-lifting perspective on dealing with the world we live in today.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes renowned director, producer, and playwright John Blenn to the show. John is of the go-to people within Long Island's entertainment field over the past four decades. He was a key creative force at Good Times, The Island Ear, and Long Island Entertainment publications. He wrote and produced over 80 staged plays through his Middle Class American Productions; some of the plays were presented at Five Towns College, where John was the Playwright-In-Residence for eight years. He was the General Manager at Westbury Music Fair and later Five Towns College's Performing Arts Center. And that's far from everything of note that John has done.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes Trent McMurray from Vision Preparedness.

Host Joey Petroni welcomes Patrick Healey, who lost his older brother on 9-11. Michael K. Healey‚ 42‚ lieutenant‚ FDNY‚ Rescue 41. Healey‚ an 18-year veteran of the FDNY grew up in Massapequa Park‚ where he and his wife met as teenagers. Married for 20 years‚ the couple have three children. When Healey wasn’t fighting fires‚ he coached lacrosse‚ ran distance races‚ and never minded handling the household chores at the family’s Long Island home. On September 11‚ he wouldn’t have wanted to be anywhere else. That’s what he did. ‘That’s our job‚’ he would have said.