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.
1022 episodes transcribedPantera 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.
Jacob gets his hip hop knowledge tested by Jay and the incomparable Mike Finoia.
Ari Shaffir returns for a recap of recent Bonfire drama.
As Jacob and DJ Lou mend fences, Jay's mother has a revelation of her own!
Jacob reads an accusatory letter that forces Bobby to defend his friend all over again.
All hell breaks loose when Jacob is late for the show.
Playboy model and comic Lauren Compton stuns the room with her beauty.
Jay binge-watches a show about special people searching for love.
Bobby gets called out for sneaking military terms into regular conversation.
Comedian Tim Butterly stops by to promote the Philly Comedy Fest, and winds up watching gay porn and the stand-up comedy of The Gronk!
Bob defends his friend Mike Calta against a damning video. Hanging out in studio are Ralph Sutton, and Generation Kill's-Rob Dukes, and Rob Youells.
The Bonfire family go to a Metallica show together and tell their story to fellow Skanks Luis J Gomez and Dave Smith.
J-Wow, Sammi Sweetheart, Mike Situation, and Vinny from The Jersey Shore are in studio and pay our guys a huge compliment!
Seaton Smith tells his side of the story of saving Bobby's life!
The gang watch semi-racist rants by Pantera and Joe DeRosa joins in to bust balls.
Producer Jacob hurts Jay and the crew with his filthy, selfish lies!
Jay gets totally ignored by the cast of Blackish when he apears on Bert Kreischer's "The Cabin."
