Big Jay Oakerson and Robert Kelly invite listeners and friends to come and hang out by The Bonfire as the blunt and candid duo talk about everything from comedy and entertainment to sports; sharing their stories from the road doing stand-up and giving fans a chance to call in and give their opinions on the topics of the day. SUBSCRIBE NOW for the best of The Bonfire w/ Big Jay Oakerson & Robert Kelly and listen live every Monday through Thursday at 5pm Eastern/2pm Pacific only on SiriusXM’s Faction Talk, Channel 103.
878 episodes transcribedJacob has been waiting eight years for a gift from Pennzoil. Will this be the day?
Christine fails at acting and Jay blows hot breath on his coworker's nipples!
Rich Vos enjoys Victorian art, Bobby apologizes to Stern, and Mike Finoia witnesses a shooting!
The Bonfire's favorite singing Goonie is on tour and he does not disappoint!
Jordan Jensen's new special is doing well and she wants to buy land to build a yurt.
Colum Tyrrell has a new special out and Bobby gets easily frightened by fake demons!
Bob enjoys childish music and Jacob makes love in a car.
Generation Kill performs for Gas Digital Shannon who is also live in studio!
Shannon Lee from Gas Digital breaks Bobby's heart and Sean Donnelly learns about sexist MMA fighters.
Jay gets road rage on his way to do mushrooms at a Rob Zombie show and Bobby bombs in a comedy troupe at the Boston Garden!
Kim Congdon tries to choke out the guys and one of them returns the favor!
Corey Feldman has a new song that sounds very familiar. Andy Fiori is on hand for the listening party!
Jacob accuses Bobby of lying about his stories.
Jacob tries to prove to Jay and Mike Finoia that he knows hip hop music.
Pantera singer Phil Anselmo is sorry for his anti-Semitic antics.
Although Jay and Christine are having their own weight loss issues, they still worry about Bobby.
Tim Butterly tries to stay positive when watching the stand-up comedy of The Gronk!
The DJ Lou and Jacob battle reaches a fever pitch as comic Jared Freid tires to keep peace.
