Tim Conway Jr Show On Demand

The Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 1 (5.14)   

Conway Jr Show Hour 2 (5.14)  ✈️ Conway kicks off the hour with Crozier’s wild small-plane trip over the Grand Canyon — hot, stuffy, cramped, and made even worse by some French passengers with absolutely brutal gas. That launches the crew into fear of flying, nightmare small-plane stories, and why some people are just not built for tiny aircraft. 

Tim Conway Jr Show Hour 3 (5.14)  This episode has everything — award-winning teachers, fake luxury bags, sleep science, Vegas donuts, celebrity politics, and the great Funyons debate. We kick things off with Katherine Green of Golden West College, one of Orange County’s Teachers of the Year, who’s changing the way chemistry is taught with her hands-on “10-10” learning method. Her innovative teaching style earned her a $25,000 award and a shot at California Teacher of the Year honors. Then we head to Las Vegas where Randy’s Donuts officially lands inside Red Rock Casino, and later we break down the science behind the perfect amount of sleep — why both too much and too little can actually hurt you. We also dive into the $10 million counterfeit luxury goods bust in Downtown L.A., celebrity support surrounding mayoral candidate Nithya Raman, and the obsession with high-end brands like Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Hermès, Prada, and Dior. Plus, Neil Saavedra gears u

Tim Conway Jr Show Hour 4 (5.14)   ⚽ Conway kicks off the hour with the countdown to the FIFA World Cup in Los Angeles — just 30 days out, LA says it’s ready… but the SoFi Stadium playing surface? Not quite yet. Plus, the crew dives into the nightmare that is SoFi parking, World Cup traffic, and what fans should expect when soccer chaos hits Inglewood. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 1 (5.13)    There was a crash today in Santa Clarita when a bus collided with a big ol’ truck on Golden Valley Road leaving a dozen people injured. It’s very hilly out there with windy streets, folks. Thankfully, no-one was injured. Home Depot and Lowe’s are installing license plate readers in their parking lots to combat theft rings. Some people are worried the cameras could be used to track undocumented workers. Despite what Mayor Karen Bass asserts, it would appear crime in the San Fernando Valley is up. Last night there was a home invasion on Bluebell Ave. The thieves got by the home’s high-tech security system. What’s Timmy C’s advice? Best to not indicate that you’re wealthy — cover up those gargoyles and water features. Did you know? Ninety-nine percent of us don’t break into homes or stab people in the neck, et al. But th

 Conway Jr Show Hour 2 (5.13)  Beloved by degenerates, Timmy is really gonna miss Primm. The workers who live there have been given notice of eviction. It’s politics season! And the polling is always wrong. Remember political commentator Steve Kornacki’s polling during the presidential election between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton? He got it so very wrong. Target is renovating! The chain store has survived the boycotts, the stealing, the fire at the Burbank location — and now it’s about to go through a major remodel of 130 locations in a bid to entice shoppers back to its stores. Around 75% of Americans live within 10 miles of a Target store! A new report shows US household debt is at a record high. This includes credit card, mortgage and loan debt to the tune of $18 trillion. There is so much distance between the haves and have-nots. And the most dangerous person is the one who has

Tim Conway Jr Show Hour 3 (5.13)   Six Californian educators are in the running for Teacher of the Year. One of those educators is theater teacher Ryan Healy at Marco Forster Middle School in San Juan Capistrano. Let’s chat to him right now! There’s a brush fire happening right now in Chino Hills. No evacuation yet. How did it start in that valley? Was it a homeless guy? A cigarette stub? Kids playing with fireworks? Timmy sings the praises of CBS assignment editor Mike Rogers —is there anything he doesn’t know? Burbank Airport is now offering a new nonstop flight to Honolulu! How convenient! The airport has been renovated — it’s like new! Laurel Supply upmarket grocery store has officially opened in West Hollywood! Sounds expensive. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim Conway Jr Show Hour 4 (5.13)     Mark Thompson joins Conway and proudly celebrates his big win: Mastering the art of picking the perfect casino. Mark explains that if the restroom passes his high standards, the whole place is usually a winner. The crew celebrates The Foosh getting right with God after his serious car accident — with Foosh sharing an inspiring message about faith, recovery, and gratitude. Tim shares his wild “Down and Out in Beverly Hills” story from working on the 1986 hit movie as a very young production assistant. Fresh out of his teens, Timmy was tasked with shadowing a wild and unpredictable Nick Nolte 24/7 on set to keep the actor on track and make sure he didn’t go off the rails — classic “babysitting the talent” duty. Tim recounts one of his most painfully funny dating disasters: A new girlfriend who scored tickets to the Getty Museum and insisted on going during the height of the

Today on The Conway Show, it’s a fast-moving mix of NBA tragedy, true crime, California e-bike chaos, and shocking courtroom drama. Eric Sklar, The Duke of Sports, joins the show to break down the Lakers’ playoff elimination and the NBA world mourning the deaths of Brandon Clarke and Jason Collins. Then, the infamous Betty Broderick case returns to the headlines after her death in prison, reigniting memories of the bitter divorce murder story that inspired the “Dirty John” spotlight.  Plus, California’s dangerous high-speed e-bike problem takes center stage as Amazon halts sales of illegal models after fatal crashes, while Orange County faces another disturbing case involving a teen on a high-powered electric motorcycle and a mother now facing upgraded felony charges. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, on The Conway Show, the 7 PM hour covers a tragic and shocking story out of Denver International Airport, where authorities say Michael Mott breached airport security and was fatally struck by a departing Frontier Airlines plane. The medical examiner has ruled the death a suicide, raising new questions about airport perimeter safety and runway security.   Then, it’s back to Los Angeles, where Angelino Heights residents are pushing for tougher parking rules as Dodger Stadium game-day traffic continues to overrun their neighborhood.   At 7:20, Conway breaks down the latest on the MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak, with cases rising to 11 and passengers quarantining around the world. Health officials say the outbreak involves the Andes virus, a rare hantavirus strain that can spread through prolonged close contact.   Plus, Conway riffs on why TV shows get iconic titles like Friends, The

 Tonight on The Conway Show, the 8 PM hour starts with some good news out of Orange County, where six inspiring educators have been honored as Teachers of the Year. Among them is Brittany Walters, a longtime kindergarten teacher at Dr. Peter Marshall Elementary in the Magnolia School District, recognized for hands-on learning and her focus on the emotional needs of young students.   Then Conway turns to the massive Ontario warehouse fire, where the burned-out Kimberly-Clark distribution center is set for demolition after a devastating six-alarm blaze allegedly started by a worker in April. Officials say the 1.2-million-square-foot site remains a major hazard even weeks after the fire.   At 8:20, Los Angeles leaders announce a major crackdown on organized burglary crews, with more than 100 suspects arrested as LAPD says burglaries are down significantly from last year. Conway breaks down what it means for homeowners,

Tonight on The Conway Show, Dean Sharp, The House Whisperer, joins the show to break down one of the biggest decisions homeowners make: choosing the right contractor. From avoiding renovation nightmares to spotting red flags before you sign, Dean shares practical advice for anyone planning work on their home.  At 9:20, Dean continues with 10 must-know tips for hiring your next contractor, including what to ask, what to check, and how to protect yourself before the job begins.  Then Conway dives into the growing trend of restaurants banning cellphones, as more dining rooms push for phone-free meals, better conversations, and fewer social media distractions. Plus, Mark Thompson is learning Spanish, and Conway checks in on how that’s going.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 1 (5.11)  What'd you guys do for Mother’s Day? Let’s find out what the Tim Conway Jr. crew did with the women who birthed them! Crime is expanding from the San Fernando Valley to include the charming neighborhood of La Cañada. Home invaders who likely also struck Studio City, judging by reports of the white Kia getaway car, stole thousands of dollars in jewelry, even spraying the family dog with bear spray, from a home in the foothills of the Verdugo Mountains. Have you ever gone to a store where everything is locked up behind glass and you have to find the worker with the key to get into the case? Timmy was at a hardware store, and with the help of a crowbar he took matters into his own hands. There's been a spate of LA home invasions this year, with nearly 3,000 burglary victims already this year in the Greater Los Angeles area. See omnystudio.com

Tim Conway Jr Show Hour 2 (5.11)  Timmy C’s been in the radio game for a looooong time and has seen many of his colleagues fired in a multitude of different ways — including himself! When Crozier was just a latchkey kid around the age of nine, he got robbed! But it was his own gullible fault. They stole his dad’s stash! When Timmy was a kid, a guy robbed his parents’ house... by candlelight. Primm Valley Casino & Resort in Primm Nevada is closing down, and that’s a wrap for State Line. It’s the end of an era for those of us who love a Las Vegas road trip. The last store standing is Sanithrift, the sole tenant in the former fashion outlet mall in the soon-to-be ghost town. The national fast-food burger chain Five Guys is closing a handful of stores across California, likely due to high prices. If it was legal to kill your husband, we’d be rep

Tim Conway Jr Show Hour 3 (5.11)   Let’s find out what’s happening with the hantavirus. The medical experts are telling us, “Hey, baby, relax!” And that it won’t become the next pandemic a la Covid, although people are nonetheless worried. Naturally, Tim blames himself. What are the precautions if you’re taking a cruise in the next few months due to virus outbreaks?A Frontier Airlines plane departing Denver for LAX fatally struck a runway trespasser who breached a perimeter fence. Bankrupt Spirit Airlines is now for sale! A 22-year-old named Hunter Peterson has launched a crowdfunding campaign to encourage citizens to band together and buy the beleaguered airline. This morning a fire broke out on a natural gas platform off the coast of Santa Barbara, but it’s since been contained. Hot dog wars! A turf war broke out between two lady street vendors in West Hollywood. When was

Tim Conway Jr Show Hour 4 (5.11)   Tim Conway Jr. and Neil Saavedra dive into the magic of radio, the golden age of broadcasting, and why podcasts, social media, and customized audio still can’t replace the live connection of real radio. Neil reveals his surprising history in the tattoo industry, including inventing a tattoo needle gun and sharing wild tattoo facts most people never knew. Then, the crew uncovers the dark origins of classic nursery rhymes like “Ring Around the Rosie,” asks whether Humpty Dumpty was really an egg, and reacts to Uber’s new “Eats for the Way” feature for Uber Black riders. Plus, “What’s Your Shade?” brings the drama with double dipping, mints, makeup and everyday social crimes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 1 (5.8)  Dr. Ray Casciari, world-renowned pulmonologist with St. Joseph Hospital in Orange, joins the show to break down the truth behind the Hantavirus cruise scare. With American passengers being monitored across multiple states and some set for repatriation and quarantine, many are asking: could this become the next pandemic?  Dr. Ray separates fact from fiction on Hantavirus, Andes virus, human-to-human transmission, flu season, and the latest COVID vaccine updates. He also explains how AI could transform medical research, why nasal sprays like Afrin may block certain pathogens but can be dangerous when overused, and what people need to know about rebound congestion.  Later, Dr. Ray weighs in on saunas, cold plunges, peptides, walking, and what actually helps the body heal. From cruise ship outbreaks to everyday wellness trends, this episode cuts through the hype and gives you the medical reality.  Hantavirus cruise, Hanta 

The Tim Conway Jr. Show Hour 2 (5.8) Robert Pine, best known as Sgt. Joseph Getraer from the classic TV series CHiPs, joins the show alongside Tom Schibusch as Tom prepares to take part in his 50th March of Dimes event in Victorville. Born weighing just over one pound and later diagnosed with cerebral palsy, Tom’s story is one of survival, strength, 14 surgeries, body casts, braces, therapy, and a lifelong commitment to helping moms and babies.  The High Desert March for Babies celebrates its 50th year this Saturday, May 9, 2026, at Victor Valley College near the VVC Lake. Robert Pine and Larry Wilcox will be there to support the cause, making it a special day for CHiPs fans and the Victorville community.  Later, Robert Pine looks back on his role in The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again, working in Hollywood, and being the father of movie star Chris Pine. Plus, stories about Erik Estrada and Tim Conway, Dallas Raines warns of scorching Mother’s Day temperatures, Angel appea

Tim Conway Jr Show Hour 3 (5.8)     California is launching a new program offering 400 free diapers for new parents — but with newborns averaging 10 to 12 diaper changes a day, how long will that really last? The crew breaks down whether the program is a real help for families or just a one-month fix.  Also on the show: the U.S. Postal Service is reportedly considering a major change involving handgun mailing, sparking debate over safety, federal rules, and common sense. Then, the fight over Whiteman Airport heats up as some call for the historic Southern California airport to shut down while supporters push to keep it open. And yes, someone suggests turning the 192 acres into one giant Dollar King.  Later, Disney-themed license plates have everyone saying “whaaat?!” Crozier remembers her “Cros Girl” plate, Tim shares the story of his personalized “1-TBones” plates, and the crew dives into T-Bones’ dating moves.  Plus, a wild smash-

Tim Conway Jr Show Hour 4 (5.8)   Comedian Gary Gulman joins the show with a hilarious take on the people who decided how to abbreviate U.S. states, turning everyday mail and geography into comedy gold.  Dr. Ray Casciari returns to break down whether saunas and cold plunges are actually good for you, who should be careful, and why people with heart or lung conditions — especially those over 60 — should talk to a doctor before jumping into extreme heat or cold therapy.  The show also highlights the 50th annual High Desert March for Babies, happening Saturday, May 9, 2026, at Victor Valley College near the VVC Lake. Robert Pine and Larry Wilcox from CHiPs will be there to support local moms and babies, making it a special event for the Victorville community and classic TV fans.  Plus, the great reading debate: do you dog-ear pages in a book? The crew explains what “dog-ear” means and why some readers see it as harmless while others consid