The Cancelled Radio Guys
Chris and Costello - Things we couldn't do or say on the radio...Chris and Costello worked in big market radio together in another life, now they bring you a rather skewed version of what's happening...interviews, attitudes, and reviews all in an interesting and captivating way, somewhat irreverent.
That's what you should expect from an American radio icon (Chris Bailey) and a man who only has one name...and turned his back on Queen and country, Costello (He's from England).
The Cancelled Radio Guys
Kohberger Trial Breakdown, Diddy Gets Messier, & Trump’s Alligator Alcatraz Explained
🎙️ P Diddy Verdict, Kohberger Trial & the Flawed Justice System | Media, Fame & Accountability
In this episode, we dive into two high-profile legal cases shaking public trust in the justice system. We discuss the controversial verdict in P Diddy’s trial, questioning how celebrity influence and media narratives shape outcomes. Then we turn to the Kohberger case, reflecting on the deep frustration over a missed chance at justice for the victims' families.
From media bias to public perception, we unpack how power and fame often tip the scales — and why accountability feels out of reach. This raw conversation explores the emotional weight of injustice, the disparity between ordinary citizens and celebrities, and what needs to change.
👉 Don’t miss our hot takes, emotional reflections, and a little humor to keep us sane.
🧠 Takeaways:
P Diddy’s verdict sparks debate about celebrity privilege
The Kohberger trial reveals deep flaws in seeking justice for victims
Media plays a major role in shaping public opinion
Plea deals and sentencing raise hard questions about fairness
Accountability in high-profile cases is too often missing
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💬 Got comments, questions, or want to be featured on the show? Hit us up at theguys@thecancelledradioguys.com or visit thecancelledradioguys.com — we’d love to hear from you!
🎧 Chapters:
00:00 – P Diddy Verdict: A Controversial Outcome
02:58 – Justice System: Doubts and Disappointments
05:57 – The Kohberger Case: A Missed Opportunity for Justice
08:58 – Public Perception: Celebrity Trials and Their Impact
11:59 – The Role of Media in High-Profile Cases
14:58 – Final Thoughts: Reflections on Justice and Accountability
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Okay, we are the Cancelled Radio Guys. I'm Costello, wow, man P Diddy. You know we're going to have plenty of that to talk about here shortly, shortly, we're doing it right now.
Speaker 2:Piss Diddy.
Speaker 1:Well, yeah, that's stupid. What the hell I mean?
Speaker 2:it's just like Bugger everything else. Three of the big charges not guilty, mm-hmm. Two charges involving prostitution. That's pretty obvious. Guilty, like they told the jury. Hey, you saw him beat and kick his ex-girlfriend. He's not charged with assault and battery. He's not charged with domestic violence. So you can't just look at those and just go, okay, so he's not a nice guy, so he's not the best person. But you can't conv. Look at those and just go, okay, so he's not a nice guy, so he's not the best person, but you can't convict on that. No, did you have reasonable doubts? You had the evidence. Did they prove burden of proof of, you know, racketeering?
Speaker 2:Beyond the what is it Sex trafficking Extortion. Did they have proof of any of that? They thought no, Even though they probably wanted to convict. They didn't. You know, you got to follow the rule of law. I guess I don't know, or either you pay them off.
Speaker 1:It seems that these days you can get away with just about anything.
Speaker 2:Just ask. Oj. Well, we can't, he's dead. Okay, Ask Trump Once. That goes back to the get your money of course, or presidential power. Drop all my charges. I can do that because that's me. I'm the king.
Speaker 1:Because you know I'm the best king there can be. And they say I'm a nice king.
Speaker 2:So I think people are, I don't know, conflicted. Some think, okay, justice was served. I don't know, but youed. Some think, okay, justice was served. I don't know, but he still faces. I think he had a hearing today. Can he get out of bail? The answer is I don't know. They really wanted that before sentencing. Give him time to get the hell out of here With the charges he has now. He could be sentenced up to 10 years, Max. Will he get it? If the judge didn't like him? Yeah, give him the 10. Would he like it? He's going to serve some jail time. He should, Maybe. What do you think? Two to three, Three to five?
Speaker 1:We're taking bets? Yeah, three to five. I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2:What are the odds of three to five, two to one? Okay, bless your bet Go.
Speaker 1:Tell us what you think and you know what. We have a brand new email which I'm really excited about Go ahead.
Speaker 2:Tell us what email is. It's kind of strange, Johnny.
Speaker 1:Go ahead, it's not. It's not if you think in contents Okay, the guys at thecancelledradioguyscom Is this called the guys? Yeah, no, that's who you're sending it to.
Speaker 2:I could change it to. That sounds like you're going to get confused. It's like a gay porn site. Send it to the guys.
Speaker 1:Well, we'll send that on to the gay porn site.
Speaker 2:I don't care, probably has more people than we do, so okay.
Speaker 1:Exactly. You see, it'll work out just fine. Yeah, it'd be the P Diddy sexual gratification email. That's a bit of a mouthful.
Speaker 2:Let us know. I mean personally. I mean he's a shit of a person. Okay, I'm disappointed, I mean. But once again I was even asking as the trial was going on. They're showing a lot of stuff, man. He abused a lot of people, he paid people to have say all this stuff, but where's the sex trafficking thing at? You know when is the racketeering at? I keep waiting to see. I can't pay attention every day, but enough to know that they haven't really brought that up so much. I guess the jury felt the same way. So I don't know, I guess, are you bummed?
Speaker 1:No, I thought he's got a very punchable face. I would like to punch him in the face. That would be one thing, just for being who he is. We should put a.
Speaker 2:Pistidi punching bag on our website. That would be great, yeah, just log on, leave a comment and just go. Yeah, do, Do.
Speaker 1:Okay, and so what's our email address? Mr Beatty, Can you remember that far back?
Speaker 2:The guys.
Speaker 1:Yes, theguys at thecancelledradioguyscom All right.
Speaker 2:It's very important there.
Speaker 1:Okay, you can like us as well and subscribe. Don't cost anything. I don't think.
Speaker 2:Actually we're paying.
Speaker 1:Yeah, actually we are yeah we're paying, that's okay.
Speaker 2:That's all right. I mean, everyone's been out there following this thing and it's kind of like with OJ. There were people ecstatic and cheering. I don't think there's been there's that many people on the plus side. But I think it's more of like a shock and awe type of thing. If you have money, if you have power, even though he's not totally clean with the white sentencing, and then we'll maybe have a judgment on that, but if he gets home, confinement, anchor bracelet, two years probation, you'd be a good boy.
Speaker 1:He'll just pay somebody to be pissed off. He'll pay somebody to wear his bracelet for him, like, in fact, in Japan not Japan, but in China, you know, they have people who do people's time for them.
Speaker 2:They get paid to you know, that sounds like a legal thing in China, though.
Speaker 1:Well, it's supposed to be illegal, but it happens all the time. Like these big bosses, they get convicted of something and say, hey, that guy looks like me.
Speaker 2:Send him to jail. Well, if Piss Diddy called you since you guys look the same would you serve his time? For him he goes. Okay, I got three years. I'll give you a million bucks waiting for you when you get out. Would you do that? Heck, no, no.
Speaker 1:I'm being nice, I'm not saying fuck, no, you could buy a home that's not near a tree so they don't fall on your house.
Speaker 2:That would make about a million. Oh God, you serving time for piss. Denny, A little blackface I mean, you know.
Speaker 1:Oh, there you go.
Speaker 2:It would be hard to tell the difference Black up Hard to tell the difference.
Speaker 1:I got a neighbor who could pass for them you were talking about Pookie, you had your neighbor.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, it's like I'm flicking around streaming last night, okay, so this is how frustrating it is. So I click on Hulu. What's on Hulu? The number two show on Hulu, the Christie's. You know Really Life after imprisonment. I went no Already.
Speaker 1:Damn.
Speaker 2:So I pay for Hulu, so I just click on there. I hate to have to do that because they're going there. There's another one, maybe we'll reach number one, and there they are. It's just the biggest piece of crap. And they, of course, don't admit guilt. So I see that last night, today we get the crappy verdict on Piss Diddy, okay, and on top of that, okay and this happened a couple days ago, but it became official today the prosecution offered Brian Kohlberger, who was the guy suspected of not suspected anymore killing four college students up in Idaho, I mean four people he didn't know, four innocent kids, just you know just what.
Speaker 2:So we were denied the trial to see, maybe get some answers. The families, each family member of all four, extremely pissed off. They went you screwed us, we don't have justice. We said over and over to the prosecution no deal, no deal, no deal. And the deal was you confessed to all four murders and all the charges against you and death penalty is off the table For you, sir, life in prison. That's ridiculous. I'm pissed off today.
Speaker 1:What makes you angry? I'm a triple header.
Speaker 2:I go to Hulu and there's the Chrissies and they're going life after imprisonment. I'm going stop. He's probably, the dad's probably going, the husband and I go back. It was fun. It was so much fun. They called me rump ranger, and of course I had to watch that. And today Brian Colbert makes a deal fun in there. It was so much fun. They called me Rump Ranger, and so then of course I had to watch that. And then today the piss-dirty verdict. And today Brian Colbert makes a deal. No trial for us, and to spare his life, it's kind of like the trial we were robbed of here in Colorado.
Speaker 2:Remember that guy, chris Watts, who killed his wife and two daughters? He stuffed them down an oil pipe. His daughters, okay, to hide their bodies Suffocated. His wife dumped her out in the grave near where his daughters were okay. And he gets on TV going oh please, come home, where are you? We all want you back. The usual crap. And of course they started presenting the evidence and so to take the death penalty off the table. He confessed as well too, and he's a hero because they think he's kind of a good-looking guy. So you get these women who send him all these solicitation letters in the mail all the time. I'm sure Chris did. He gets the same. You know, when Chris was in I'm sure he got all the boys sending letters to him.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I would imagine so. Yeah, probably in the special wing.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Love to get to know your backside Excuse me, let me rub you a little around. Ooh, nice twitch, that's why I got the triple header going for me today.
Speaker 1:I see I am sorry. Things are that bad, Well aren't?
Speaker 2:you pissed off over the Kohlberger thing.
Speaker 1:Why would they?
Speaker 2:make a deal like that, of course they go. Oh, we're saving millions of dollars from having to go to court. How much are you going to pay to keep the bastard alive? He's not old, what 30? Court? How much are?
Speaker 1:you going to pay to keep the bastard alive. He's not old, so why didn't he get like a? What do they call it federal manslaughter or something? There's a federal charge, which means you're going to get the death penalty irregardless.
Speaker 2:The prosecution took it off the table.
Speaker 1:They're the ones who offered the deal to him.
Speaker 2:They're thinking a trial would be. They said we're trying to spare the families so you don't have to look at the pictures. And they're going. We've seen the pictures. We want stinking justice. Our kids are all dead. He now gets to go. Have you want to call it a life? He'll have contact with people, he'll be able to do this or whatever, and those kids are gone. And why the hell would they make a deal like that? We're saving the taxpayers millions of dollars by not having a trial, instead feeding him, housing him, make sure he gets medical.
Speaker 1:Exactly, he gets medical and visual and probably gets a dentist thrown in there too. All that stuff. It's just not fair. In the meantime, can?
Speaker 2:I say I'm pissed.
Speaker 1:I'm pissed.
Speaker 2:You know how to end that, though. There's a way that you can shorten down the so called life sentence Hire a sniper. No, put them in general population After a couple of days there you go, guys like him probably take care of it. Guys like him will be solitary confinement, 23 hours a day, one hour a day out for exercise and stuff by himself. They don't put guys like that in general population because shake, shake, shake, you know. So every time they do that's what happens. Remember Whitey Bulger? Solitary confinement oh, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:New prison first aid. Let's tell my general population dead. Okay, Jeffrey Dahmer, you know seclusion? Oh, he's okay. Put him out there dead. That's how you shorten this thing. Kohlberger, gp, general population, as soon as they get his ass in there, okay, yeah, that'd be cool, that's what they should In prison. A guy like P Diddy would be a rock star.
Speaker 1:He'd be a hero If he went to public, into general population.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, you could put him in general population, he'd be like a rock star hero.
Speaker 1:Oh yeah, he'd sit in his little cell, you know, like lording over everybody, daddy. Yeah, so here we are with the canceled radio guys. And for those of you that haven't met us before, chris and I worked together about 30 years ago. I thought I'd just give you a little bit of history so you understand why we're called what we are. And one day I thought it'd be fun to throw a pie in Chris's wife's face and he didn't think it was funny. Well, he did, but he couldn't admit it. She didn't.
Speaker 2:God.
Speaker 1:I could have used one back then too. Yeah, so there we go, I got fired, and so it goes on. 30 years later, we got back together again and said, hey, let's buy a radio station. And then that burnt to the ground. And then that burnt to the ground and they said let's do a podcast. And that's where you are today, ladies and germs, many years into this, we've done this quite a long time now.
Speaker 2:We're a canceled radio guy's release. We're not called inmates, I don't know. Chris Diddy, hopefully inmate. Cole Booger, definitely lifelong inmate.
Speaker 1:Yeah, let's talk about that. I'm sorry. No, he'll never get out. Pete Diddy probably will, and maybe somebody will take his ass.
Speaker 2:The life sentence cost Stella for him. Those charges are gone. The maximum he can get is 10 years. That's it Doesn't mean he's going to get it, but that's the maximum the judge can give. They are allowed to go above the guidelines, which is above 10. They can do that if they want, but they just rarely do. He's already been up there. He prays before court every day with his family, a little hand-holding session. He's playing it up. He's contrite until he gets out and has his first freedom freak offer Could be with himself, because willing participants will probably be none unless he brings out this. I'm paying.
Speaker 1:Now I don't relate it kind of relate the story because it's like jail. But you know they've been and I remember hearing this and going oh that's bullshit, they're not really doing it, bullshit. Yeah, exactly, i'm're not really doing it, bullshit. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2:I'm with you, Queenie.
Speaker 1:Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit, building these concentration camps. They are actually doing it now.
Speaker 2:Yeah, and they're doing it very quickly to get ready, because they want to put people in there as fast as they can.
Speaker 1:You know, I was wondering when my guys didn't turn up to work this morning. I thought perhaps the guys to work on the roof. The guy goes oh, don't worry. He says I've been here four years, I've got a green card. I said it means nothing, pal, it doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 2:So they build the swampy prison there. It's supposed to be like Alcatraz used to be there, saying we'll save tons of money because we don't need guards. Let them try to get out and get the hell out of there, because you're in the middle of the Everglades, gators, massive pythons and whatever else is out there.
Speaker 1:Yeah, man-eating pythons, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:Are they going to put people like Kohlberger in there, or are they just?
Speaker 1:for criminal detainees.
Speaker 2:Illegal immigrant detainees.
Speaker 1:People who are, brown People who are brown.
Speaker 2:Yeah, quit tanning, then Jesus.
Speaker 1:That's pretty much it.
Speaker 2:And you're not a citizen, so we're both up shits creek.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we are. Even my kids are too. They say, well, we're okay. No, you're not, because neither of your parents were born in America. So bye-bye we'll be seeing you I mean actually the way my daughter allison's been going. She called me up the other day and there was a picture of uh, set your liberty. So, dad, guess where I am? I said what are you doing out there? Oh, there was a gig I wanted to go to, so I just flew all the way across the country, uh, to new york why, Well, that was exactly what she had to say.
Speaker 1:Well, why not? Good, you know good for you. Good for her? I think so. She said I want to do it on my own, I go okay.
Speaker 2:I think I should call her today. Did she go watch the last days of the Piss Diddy trial?
Speaker 1:Hey, I should have recommended that.
Speaker 2:She missed the biggest show in town, better than any show on Broadway. Go to the Piss City Trial, yeah, yeah. Watch the videos of all the actual freak-offs and go whoa.
Speaker 1:Wow, look at these people.
Speaker 2:Holy crap.
Speaker 1:I'm getting disturbed that I can't hear you very well.
Speaker 2:Need another bottle of baby oil, please, okay.
Speaker 2:That's for like ETC as well out in Nevadaada but if you folks have you pissed off, like me. We got the triple, okay, yeah, the chrissies are out, and then hulu pays and god knows how much money for the, the exclusive interview who gives a shit? Okay. And then secondly, okay, so the piss didn't get the big stuff. Are you pissed? I'm pissed, or the kohlberger? I feel so bad for the families. I really do. They wanted their day in court for their kids. It's been two and a half years of waiting and they just go. Here's a deal. They didn't even ask the families. The families said no. I said I won't talk to them, I'll just make the deal. It just sucks. It's a sucky day, costo. It is a sucky day, but your shirt is happy, but the day is sucky. So we're open for suggestions. Go to our website or email the gay email. Hello guys, is it? Hello guys, oh you guys?
Speaker 1:Is it you guys? Excuse me a minute here.
Speaker 2:You said there's a way you can't wreck them and we're trying to get some points across.
Speaker 1:Just by the way, this is my weather forecasting cat. It is raining outside.
Speaker 2:Come on, malou, get down. Well, we are animal friendly, it's okay. So if you want to leave a comment, if you're pissed off like me on this pissy day, happy shirt, but pissy day, cats are happy. Hello kitty, I got three dogs. You want to come over for lunch, you're it Okay?
Speaker 1:There you go. Now we'll get some numbers. We got cats.
Speaker 2:Go to the website or the email. Which one? Which one Talk to me? Which one? What's that?
Speaker 1:I was busy with the cat, the cat. The cat.
Speaker 2:If you're pissed off like me and you want to leave a comment. Suggestion of what we've been talking about today the three bad core things email or website. What would you prefer? Email, go email.
Speaker 1:Which is the guys? The guys it could have been the boys. I'm surprised you didn't do that.
Speaker 2:I can, I can fix it. The guys, what the guys?
Speaker 1:The guys at the cancelled radio guys. This is ridiculous. Cancelledradioguyscom.
Speaker 2:Well, the cat's licking the electronics. We'll just watch in a second. Happy shirt, sucky day.
Speaker 1:Thanks everybody.
Speaker 2:We'll see you guys next week. Today, up the butt it goes to Piss. Daddy and Cole Berger Squeal them out, Squeal them.
Speaker 1:We can do that. We'll see you next time.
