
Wildcards Radio’s October 29 episode brings together church-group questions, phone problems, robot ducks, crypto arguments, and a game show that somehow lets Gully compete while he is missing. Mr. Stevie, Hemi, Gully...


Wildcards Radio is a comedy podcast that refuses to stay in its lane.Hosted by Mr. Stevie with Hemi, Gully, and the Wet Guy — comedy, interviews, music, pop culture, current events, crypto, stocks, and whatever else hijacks the show.Born from years of live X Spaces, it's built on chemistry and moments you could never script. Some nights we interview someone fascinating. Some nights it goes completely off the rails — those are the best ones.No corporate polish. Just friends, guests, laughs, arguments, organized chaos.You never know what you'll get. That's the point.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWildcards Radio is a comedy podcast that refuses to stay in its lane. Hosted by Mr. Stevie with Hemi, Gully, and the Wet Guy, comedy, interviews, music, pop culture, current events, crypto, stocks, and whatever else hijacks the show. Born from years of live X Spaces, it's built on chemistry and moments you could never script.
Wildcards Radio is hosted by Stevie Wildcards. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Wildcards Radio - From Blockbuster to Sexual Satisfaction from AI Ducks -Oct 29th" (30 October 2026, 103 minutes), "Wildcards Radio - New Format; Same Missing Screws October 22nd" (23 October 2026, 102 minutes), and "Wildcards Radio: Mischief, mayhem and humps?! - October 15th" (16 October 2026, 103 minutes).
Wildcards Radio publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 86 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for Wildcards Radio is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Wildcards Radio requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Wildcards Radio's contact route on record: verified email.
Stevie Wildcards hosts Wildcards Radio, a comedy podcast with 18 episodes published.
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Wildcards Radio’s October 29 episode brings together church-group questions, phone problems, robot ducks, crypto arguments, and a game show that somehow lets Gully compete while he is missing. Mr. Stevie, Hemi, Gully...

New broadcast setup. Same four people who probably should not have this many buttons. Stevie, Hemi, Gully, and Wet Guy take Wildcards Radio into a more visual format, with original tracks, Hemi's artwork, shared clips...

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The October 15 episode of Wildcards Radio turns Stevie's recovery update into a running roast, celebrates listeners in Japan, introduces new website projects, and closes with a warning-label game that refuses to end...

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The October 8 episode of Wildcards Radio brings Mr. Stevie, Hemi, Wet Guy, and Gully together for a loose, loud conversation about surgery, building the show's website, music, Halloween, and a game show that refuses to...

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Almost two hours. Absolutely no script. All Wildcards. The October 1, 2026 edition of Wildcards Radio runs 1 hour, 59 minutes, and 22 seconds. Settle in for a full-length dose of the show that refuses to stay in its...

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Wildcards Radio — September 24, 2026Nobody Knows Where This Is Going The September 24 edition of Wildcards Radio is a nearly ninety-minute example of what happens when a podcast stops worrying about reaching a...

<p></p><p>Wildcards Radio is back with another unscripted comedy episode full of loud opinions, ridiculous arguments, funny stories, soundboard chaos, and the kind of group banter that turns one innocent comment into a...

<p>Wildcards Radio returns for another unpredictable comedy podcast episode packed with hilarious group banter, wild stories, questionable logic, soundboard chaos, and conversations that go completely off the rails. In...

<p>The Wildcards crew gets together for another night of arguments, interruptions, questionable logic and conversations that refuse to stay where they started. The room gets progressively louder as everyone develops a...

<p>The Wildcards crew returns for another unpredictable night of stories, arguments, soundboard interruptions and questionable logic. The conversation moves through pets, pools, money, travel, family, cars, online...

<p>The Wildcards are back for more than 90 minutes of stories, soundboard interruptions, questionable reasoning and conversations that refuse to stay on topic. What starts as a relatively normal hangout steadily turns...

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<p><br /></p><p>This 75-minute Wildcards Radio Space is a free-form group hangout rather than a single-topic episode. The entertainment comes from the room’s chemistry: one person starts a story or opinion, the others...

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<p>The Wildcards crew is back for nearly two hours of completely unfiltered conversation, personal stories, old memories, musical interruptions, inside jokes, unexpected arguments, and more side quests than anyone could...

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<p>The Wildcards start the night with their usual unpredictable banter before unexpectedly getting serious about computers, programming, Pinterest boards, app requirements and what it takes to turn a creative idea into...

<p>What can i say about Wildcards...</p><p><br /></p><p>The Wildcards are back for another unpredictable night of comedy, stories, music and complete conversational chaos. Mr. Stevie and the crew talk about social-media...
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