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Cleveland talk radio with a sharper laugh.
The Alan Cox Show is a fast, abrasive comedy-talk hangout built from side comments, sports gripes, music tangents, and small daily annoyances. Alan Cox, Rob Anthony, and Jessica Ann Hutchinson keep the room moving with quick pivots and a taste for the ridiculous.
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The Alan Cox Show works like a room that refuses to stay on one subject for long. That is the point. A weather check becomes a philosophy of giving up on forecasts. A Cavaliers update turns into parade memories, late starts, West Coast trips, and the nervous civic pride around a team that might win again. A joke about Journey playing for Browns season-ticket holders opens into a whole argument about seating, stadium gaps, classic-rock value, and the strange emotional math of keeping fans happy. The show’s comedy lives in those pivots. It does not need a grand premise when the day is already supplying bad signs, odd commercials, dumb travel hacks, and people behaving with total confidence online. Alan Cox keeps the pace clipped and dry, while Rob Anthony and Jessica Ann Hutchinson give the conversation enough friction to keep it from becoming a monologue. The register is talk-radio direct: names, teams, bands, foods, scams, storms, and street signs fly by without much ceremony. Cleveland is a strong presence through WMMS, the Cavaliers, the Browns, local clothing references, and the uneasy comedy of hometown celebration. Sports matter here, but they are part of a bigger comic inventory. The same hour can hold White Sox failure, Blackhawks memories, Kardashians, James Harden eye contact, TikTok breakfast theft, Jimmy Buffett signage, and Steve Rannazzisi telling stories around a studio visit. The show’s rougher edges are part of its shape. It likes jokes that test taste, then quickly moves on before they can harden into importance. The recurring pleasure is hearing a group of voices chase a phrase until it breaks, then find another one. Some segments feel like local radio muscle memory; others feel like a group chat that accidentally got a transmitter. It is fast. It is messy in a controlled way. It rewards listeners who enjoy comic escalation more than careful topical lanes. The Alan Cox Show is everyday-life humor with a Cleveland signal, a rock-radio backbone, and a low tolerance for taking public nonsense at face value.
Made for: Suits a listener who likes loose, fast comedy built from sports, local references, music tangents, and everyday irritations. Best for someone comfortable with blunt jokes and abrupt pivots.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its collision of Cleveland radio texture with offhand comic escalation: Cavs, Browns, Journey, hotel breakfasts, weather, and Florida signage can all become fuel. It feels less like a topic sheet than a live argument with whatever crossed the studio door.
The Alan Cox Show is a twisted talk show in Cleveland, mixing entertainment, politics, and comedy into a daily stream of consciousness. Hosted by AC with co-conspirators Rob Anthony & Jess Hutchinson.
A hotel-breakfast heist becomes Ocean's 11, then Alan Cox drags you toward Journey and Cleveland sports.
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Snow, side-eye, and broken gear turn a loose studio hangout into an easy, funny listen.
The Alan Cox Show settles into a snowy-day hangout, with weather talk, pop-culture detours, and easy studio chemistry doing most of the work. Rob Anthony and Jessica Ann Hutchinson give the room a lived-in feel while Alan moves from storm chatter to eye-contact jokes and other…
Football talk with dirt under its nails.
A comedic talk show host and his co-hosts banter about weather, roofing ads, and random thoughts in a stream-of-consciousness style.
The Alan Cox Show, hosted by Alan Cox with co-hosts Rob Anthony and Jessica Ann Hutchinson on 100.7 WMMS Cleveland, opens with a listener email about Pet Sematary trivia, then covers Cleveland Cavaliers trade speculation including a potential James Harden deal and LeBron James's 22nd consecutive All-Star selection.
The Alan Cox Show’s “2PM- Sandwich Envy, Kat Rows & Buffett Highway” covers a Studio G dispute, food-drop etiquette, Cleveland Guardians streaming access, and retail closures.
The Alan Cox Show interviews comedian Steve Rannazzisi about parenting, driving lessons, childhood freedom, and technology such as Life360 and Ring cameras.
The Alan Cox Show episode “5PM- Fightin' Words & Spam Dabbler” moves from Carlos Santana’s Woodstock story to hotel-breakfast and hotel-internet schemes.
The Alan Cox Show episode “5PM- Journey Bound & Lady Creams” covers Cleveland sports, local concerts, celebrity news, and listener stories.