Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Caroline calls in with a joke that lands squarely in JJ Jasper’s territory, and it doesn’t take long before the whole conversation turns into a round of dad jokes.
It starts with a little Looney Tunes trivia. Caroline correctly identifies Mel Blanc as the legendary voice behind Warner Brothers characters including Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd and Daffy Duck. That leads to a conversation about the famous “That’s all, folks!” line and whether it appears on Blanc’s tombstone.
Then Caroline turns the tables and asks the hosts her own question: Where do bad rainbows go? Her answer gets JJ immediately. They go to “prism” to reflect on what they’ve done.
JJ isn’t finished. He comes back with a question of his own: What do Winnie the Pooh and John the Baptist have in common? According to JJ, they both like honey, and they both have the same middle name.
From there, Tim Wildmon raises a question nobody else on national radio may have been asking: Why could Winnie the Pooh find a shirt but never any britches?
It’s a lighthearted conversation full of clean humor, classic cartoon memories and the kind of jokes you’ll probably be repeating later.
Watch the conversation, then tell us in the comments: Which joke was your favorite?
Caroline calls in with a joke that lands squarely in JJ Jasper’s territory, and it doesn’t take long before the whole conversation turns into a round of dad jokes.
It starts with a little Looney Tunes trivia. Caroline correctly identifies Mel Blanc as the legendary voice behind Warner Brothers characters including Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd and Daffy Duck. That leads to a conversation about the famous “That’s all, folks!” line and whether it appears on Blanc’s tombstone.
Then Caroline turns the tables and asks the hosts her own question: Where do bad rainbows go? Her answer gets JJ immediately. They go to “prism” to reflect on what they’ve done.
JJ isn’t finished. He comes back with a question of his own: What do Winnie the Pooh and John the Baptist have in common? According to JJ, they both like honey, and they both have the same middle name.
From there, Tim Wildmon raises a question nobody else on national radio may have been asking: Why could Winnie the Pooh find a shirt but never any britches?
It’s a lighthearted conversation full of clean humor, classic cartoon memories and the kind of jokes you’ll probably be repeating later.
Watch the conversation, then tell us in the comments: Which joke was your favorite?
