Johnny Winjoe's Journals and Journeys

Recently, a number of Johhny's friends left him voice mails.Music: The Sleeping Prophet by Jesse Gallagher

Lauren sends a series of voice memos to her uncle after entering the world beneath the carriage house.Performed by Jessica Lohafer and Johnny's good friend Rick.Music: Sun Awakening by Futuremono 

The cast of Plumber House sits down for a chat about how to be a decent person and the consequences of not being a decent person.Sponsored by Lawry's Seasonings.Music: Glitter and Gold by Patrick Patrikios

Debbie has some sage advice for her listeners (along with a cold). Before that, Gary the Traffic Guru gives the traffic on the twos. Music: Farm Country by Telecasted

Join Producer Timothy as he answers questions from listeners on St. Patrick's Day.Music: Cuckoo's Nest by Nat Keefe & Hot Buttered Rum

Johnny quickly finds something to listen to on the radio.Quiz Show Music: https://youtu.be/I2m1h0ALpY4?si=039hZUXWosgki6gbCanadian Fonzie Impersonator: Shanna FinneganPop Pop Quiz Quiz Contestants: Caitlin Morris and Jessica LohaferPPQQ Host: Chad Lind

On this episode of WCTW's longest running radio drama, Martha and Charlie Kingmaker discuss their immediate future in a restaurant while Charlie waits for his carryout order.Music by Infraction https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkRrhwhJ2Ia_ZlkTQ4XFWJAPerformers: Jane Mitchell as Martha KingmakerJohnny Winjoe as Charlie KingmakerEpisode written by:Jane Mitchell and Chad LindCheck out some more of Jane's amazing work here:https://yesterdayshoroscope.substack.com/             

Producer Timothy presents the first ever WCTW Super Bowl preview.Music: From the album Autumn Thunder by Sam Spence

The countdown concludes with a countdown within a countdown as Debbie lists the things she doesn't do! Also, Producer Timothy relays some difficult news about his other show.Music: Farm Country by Telecasted

The countdown continues with Producer Timothy being concerned about the fate of his other show on WCTW and Debbie giving amazing holiday advice.Music: Farm Country by TelecastedDebbie's Lefse recipe: https://scandinaviancookbook.com/norwegian-potato-lefse-recipe/Producer Timothy's poll concerning his other show: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Q3NHGRQ

The countdown continues with a plea from Producer Timothy to listen to his new show and a heartfelt ode from Debbie to the very concept of love.Music: Farm Country by Telecasted

The countdown continues with an amazing piece of sketch comedy titled Flight From Milan, written by Debbie and Producer Timothy and performed by Debbie, Jessica Lohafer, and Johnny Winjoe. This is your...number four!Music: Farm Country by Telecasted

It's that time again! The Best of Debbie Does Debbie is upon us! Join Co-producer Timothy as he introduces number five on the countdown of your favorite Debbie Does Debbie segments from the past year.Music: Farm Country by TelecastedPerformers: Jessica Lohafer and Chad Lind

Johnny's niece, Lauren, replies to Johnny's voice memo with two of her own.Music: Sitcom Rock Sting 3 and Mystical Sting 2 by Alexander Nakaradahttps://www.patreon.com/anakaradaPerformers: Jessica Lohafer and Chad Lind

Roy immediately finds something of interest on the radio.Music: Searching For The Missing Piece by Sir CubworthToo Much Blood by The Rolling StonesSpooky Sounds: https://freesound.org/s/354005/This episode is sponsored by Gary's Garage Doors.

The massively popular show Plumber House teases all of us with a season preview.Dramatic Speech Music: The Long Voyage to Outer Space by Sir Cubworth

Season 2 begins with Johnny recording a voice memo for his niece.Music: Blues Sting by Alexander Nakarada @ https://creatorchords.com/Performers: Jessica Lohafer and Chad Lind

Strange happenings are afoot in season two of Johnny Winjoe's Journals and Journeys.Spooky Music: Sinister by Anno Domini BeatsPerformers: Jessica Lohafer, Adrien Converse, Jane Mitchell, Chad Lind

Johnny Winjoe's Journals and Journeys has been renewed for a second season! Here's a hint at what you'll be hearing.Performers: Shanna Finnegan, Jane Mitchell, Caitlin Morris, Jessica Lohafer, Gillian Myers, Chad Lind

A chance encounter between a quirky Minnesota transplant and a feather-dreaming Chicagoan unfolds into one of the most charmingly unconventional job interviews you'll ever witness. Seated in a bustling coffee shop, Debbie—self-described "brave chickadee" and certified judo master—meets potential employer Mr. Winjoe with a refreshing blend of nervousness and unfiltered honesty.The conversation weaves through unexpected synchronicities (his recurring dreams about feathers meeting her bird-related self-descriptions), the cultural shock of navigating Chicago's "alphabet of trains," and Debbie's colorful backstory that includes training at "Rasmussen's Judo Center" after feeling like "an ugly duckling" in Minnesota. Her animated storytelling reveals both vulnerability and resilience, especially when casually mentioning her healthcare has consisted of "a halfway decent Dollar Tree first aid kit and a wing and a prayer" for years.What transforms this meeting from merely amusing to deeply touching is the genuine connection forming between these strangers. When Mr. Winjoe offers Debbie not just a well-compensated position ($35/hour with benefits described as "a bushel of health insurance"), but also accommodations in his carriage house—effectively rescuing her from the downtown YMCA—her emotional response captures the profound impact of unexpected kindness. "I think I've died and gone to heaven," she exclaims, before pledging to be "the best gosh darn assistant" on either side of whatever geographical landmarks Chicago might have. Have you ever experienced a moment when someone took a chance on you, completely altering your life's trajectory? This conversation reminds us how authentic human connections can create opportunities more meaningful than any perfectly crafted résumé. Subscribe for more stories that celebrate the beautiful unpredictability of human connection.

Johnny listens to a series of voice memos from his friend, and all around good person, Rick.

Debbie leaves Johnny a voice memo and shares her current state of mind.

Johnny listens to a portion of Sandra's latest show.Music: The Sleepy Prophet by Jesse Gallagher

Debbie leaves an urgent voice memo for Johnny concerning her impending nuptials.

This is Johnny's journal entry for July 4, 2029.

Johnny finds two things to listen to, almost immediately.

Johnny and Debbie continue catching up via voice memos.Music: The Temple of the Mind by I Think I Can Help You

Enjoy a free excerpt from the hella popular podcast, The Bigfoot Dossier.Music: Icelandic Arpeggios by DivKid

Johnny quickly finds something to listen to on the radio.Music: The Sleepy Prophet by Jesse Gallagher

Johnny speaks openly about his night performing at The Art Institute of Chicago.Theme Music: City Walk by John PatitucciOther Music:The Masked Ball (Extended Mix)Musica Ricercata, II

Johnny finds something to listen to on the radio.Music: The Sleepy Prophet by Jesse Gallagher

Johnny and Debbie catch up via voice memos.

On this episode of Radio Oddities, we listen to an extremely rare recording of legendary broadcaster Merv Muffin toward the end of his career.Intro/Outro Music: Contact High by RKVC.Watch the scintillating video here: https://youtu.be/w360ukXmUUU

Johnny tries to find something to listen to on the radio.

Events conspire, seemingly in Johnny's favor.Theme Music: City Walk by John Patitucci

Johnny finds something to listen to on the radio.

Johnny sits in his rental car after realizing he's made a mistake.Theme Music: City Walk by John Patitucci

Johnny finds something to listen to on the radio.Music: The Sleeping Prophet by Jesse Gallagher

Johnny's newest personal assistant, Debbie, records her own journal.

Johnny reads from one of his many journals.Theme: Campfire by TelecastedReminiscing Music: Bucolic Acrylic by Dan Boden

Johnny finds something to listen to on the radio.Conference Championship Sunday Theme Music: Big Ten by TrackTribe

Johnny regales us with tales of his annual trip to Italy and subsequent return to Chicago.Theme Music: City Walk by John Patitucci