The Uncle Henry Show

A radio show host discusses news items, including a story about Alabama legislators needing badges.

A radio show segment featuring advertisements for SpinQuest online casino, radio advertising services, and Silk Protein, followed by a brief host sign-off.

The Uncle Henry Show features Grand Bay musician Cam Lewis performing original songs including “Dodge and Thunderstorms,” “Mississippi Dirtbag,” and “If I Were a Red Bird.” Lewis describes learning music through his grandfather and a family where everyone played an instrument, while identifying Jason Isbell, Merle Haggard, Sam Cooke, and Leon Bridges as influences.

Uncle Henry discusses the Mobile City Council's decision to rename the bus service to Second Line Transit and upcoming changes including microtransit.

Uncle Henry discusses a snake warning story from Mississippi and his connection to the snake trapper.

A radio host shares a biblical proverb and expresses love for Mobile, Alabama, highlighting its attractions and culture.

Uncle Henry broadcasts live from the grand reopening of Pool and Spa Superstore, interviewing Azalea trail maids and the store owner.

Uncle Henry discusses news and current events after a guest cancels due to child care issues.

Uncle Henry rants about government incompetence and invites listeners to call in with questions, statements, or sound effects.

Randy Kennedy tells The Uncle Henry Show that he is leaving daily radio after roughly 40 years of balancing full-time and part-time newspaper and radio work.