Crude riffs, wrestling memories, local chaos.
P3 Radio runs on two-man momentum: a topic appears, gets mocked, mutates, and somehow lands near a real opinion. The show favors wrestling memories, local color, old media references, and blunt back-and-forth over clean segments or polished setup.
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P3 Radio is not tidy comedy. It is a rapid, jagged conversation between Richard Mullican and Josh Brawley, built from old jokes, local references, wrestling memories, and a willingness to chase almost any stray thought. The show often starts with a ritualized intro, then immediately breaks into whatever has the room's attention. That might be breakfast at an odd hour. It might be RC Cola, Moon Pies, and cheap beer nostalgia. It might be Memphis wrestling, Jerry Lawler, Coco Beware, Eric Embry, or a retro wrestling review. The rhythm is interruption as craft. One line gets corrected, then exaggerated, then dragged through another memory until the original point is barely visible but the energy has sharpened. P3 Radio also has a strong sense of place. Bolivar, local school traffic, old cable habits, phone numbers, Facebook searches, and small-town grievance all become part of the comic machinery. The show can be juvenile on purpose. It leans into bodily humor, sexual innuendo, insults, and mock bravado, but its best stretches come from the pair’s shared timing rather than shock alone. Pop culture arrives sideways: Shaggy, MC Hammer, Kurt Loder, Shane Gillis, Bob Barker, Amazon movies, and action pay-per-view memories all get folded into the same loose argument. Occasionally, the mess opens onto an actual stance, especially around public backlash, speech, and who gets to keep an audience. Then the show swerves again. That is the point. P3 Radio suits listeners who want a blunt comedy hangout with no careful branding, no neat topic lanes, and no fear of making a dumb aside louder than the main idea.
Made for: For listeners who like fast, abrasive conversational comedy with wrestling references, small-town stories, and unpolished duo chemistry. It suits people who prefer tangents and mock arguments over scripted bits.
What sets it apart: P3 Radio stands apart through its shorthand between Richard Mullican and Josh Brawley. The show turns regional gossip, retro wrestling, old media, and crude throwaway lines into one continuous comic argument.
Podcast by Richard and Josh
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Richard Mullican and Josh Brawley turn pop-culture memories and everyday anxieties into loose, fast-moving comic riffs.
P3 Radio turns a conversation between Richard Mullican and Josh Brawley into a chain of comic detours. Old wrestling footage can prompt memories of Memphis television, while a movie title or pop song sends them back through adolescent fixations.
A laser hair hat gives Richard and Josh more to riff on than you ever needed.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A coffee-fueled P3 Radio detour turns Bolivar, wrestling talk, and local shorthand into scruffy morning comedy.
This early-morning P3 Radio episode starts with coffee, a camper toilet chair, and a Thrifty Nipple newspaper, then drifts into a story about an older stepson who broke an uncle's nose and ran naked through traffic near a school.
Wrestling talk, baldness panic, and microwave paranoia send the banter sideways.
P3 Radio rides on the pleasure of two hosts seeing how long they can keep a ridiculous thread alive. Richard Mullican and Josh Brawley start with wrestling talk, then slide into hair loss, government tracking, microwave technology, lined hats, and pricey laser treatment caps.
Wrestling memories, Hammer-era embarrassment, and two hosts letting every tangent find its own trouble.
P3 Radio shapes a loose exchange between Richard Mullican and Josh Brawley into a funny, sideways run through wrestling memories, old music videos, and the indignities of adult bodies.
A Shaggy plug and a forgotten softcore plot give P3 Radio its funniest derailment.
P3 Radio turns derailment into the point, starting with Richard Mullican and Josh Bradley joking about two cheap, weathered arrivals before veering into ancestry and American identity.
A whale-taste riff swerves into a free-speech argument before a rough closing tasing bit.
P3 Radio turns free speech into a crooked, comic route through sperm whales, pickle-flavored chips, Shane Gillis, and a man shouting scripture outside a football stadium.
Friday-night banter turns yard talk, a dead tooth, and a baby encounter into a loose showcase for the duo's chemistry.
P3 Radio 404 has the feel of late-week comic drift, with Richard Mullican and Josh Frady turning yard work into a carbon bit, circling a dead tooth, then landing on a strange baby-related encounter and who deserves the credit for handling it.
A funeral-home shocker turns into dark riffing, mock outrage, and a ragged towing rant.
P3 Radio takes a grim funeral-home story and turns it into a loose, darkly comic spiral. Richard Mulligan and Josh Brawley work best when the civic-news setup rubs against their worst possible instincts, with the nursing-home angle pushing the episode into jokes about bed space,…
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Richard Mullican hosts a solo episode of P3 Radio, reminiscing about an old podcast and engaging in banter.
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Richard Mullican and Josh Friday open P3 Radio with a fast morning-show riff, a "Thrifty Nipple" joke, and the line "It's showtime!" The episode spends a long stretch on Josh Friday's sign dispute with the city over a grass strip across from his house, ending with his wife forcing the signs back.
Richard Mullican and Josh Brawley spend much of P3 Radio ep 453 dont attack me on chafing, singlets, Gold Bond, and Vaseline after outdoor work in blue jeans.
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Richard Mulligan and Josh Bradley banter about cheap beer and snacks on P3 Radio.
Richard Mulligan says his depression coping strategy was repeating "none of this is real," while Josh Brawley counters with concrete worries like "a car note" and losing "the tip of your penis." The pair move from homeless encampments and abandoned restaurants to a long digression about body parts, skin flaps, and how memory fails under stress.