My wife Shari and I got away for the weekend.

These little escapes have become important to us. It's a chance to reconnect, talk about the future, make plans and occasionally pretend we have our sh*t figured out.

But this trip took an unexpected turn.

Shari usually doesn't ask me too many questions about my career.

After 33 years of marriage to a BIG dreamer, I'm pretty sure she's heard enough ideas to last several lifetimes.

But she's quietly watched me dig in on one particular idea: The Late Night Radio Show.

At one point she looked at me and said, "Whatever you're planning seems very personal."

She was right.

Then she started asking questions.

Real questions. Why this show? Why now? What am I trying to create? And why does this one seem to matter so much?

Since I apparently can't experience an emotional moment without eventually turning it into content, I grabbed my phone and started recording.

There was no plan. No lighting. No microphones. No prepared answers.Just Shari asking me about a dream I'm still trying to figure out myself.

I originally recorded this just for us—for history's sake. I wanted something I could look back on someday if this crazy vision actually becomes what I see in my head.

Then I thought… maybe this is exactly the kind of conversation the show is supposed to be about.

So here it is.

Before the show. Before we know if it works. Before I know how the story ends.

This is what the dream looks like right now

My wife Shari and I got away for the weekend.
These little escapes have become important to us. It's a chance to reconnect, talk about the future, make plans and occasionally pretend we have our sh*t figured out.
But this trip took an unexpected turn.
Shari usually doesn't ask me too many questions about my career.
After 33 years of marriage to a BIG dreamer, I'm pretty sure she's heard enough ideas to last several lifetimes.
But she's quietly watched me dig in on one particular idea: The Late Night Radio Show.
At one point she looked at me and said, "Whatever you're planning seems very personal."
She was right.
Then she started asking questions.
Real questions. Why this show? Why now? What am I trying to create? And why does this one seem to matter so much?
Since I apparently can't experience an emotional moment without eventually turning it into content, I grabbed my phone and started recording.
There was no plan. No lighting. No microphones. No prepared answers.Just Shari asking me about a dream I'm still trying to figure out myself.
I originally recorded this just for us&mdash;for history's sake. I wanted something I could look back on someday if this crazy vision actually becomes what I see in my head.
Then I thought&hellip; maybe this is exactly the kind of conversation the show is supposed to be about.
So here it is.
Before the show. Before we know if it works. Before I know how the story ends.
This is what the dream looks like right now

The LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW with Terry Jaymes

When the rest of the world goes to bed... the real conversations begin.

The LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW is a live, uncensored journey into the strange, hilarious, fascinating, and deeply human side of life. Hosted by longtime radio personality Terry Jaymes, each episode captures the magic that made late-night radio legendary—where complete strangers become friends, curiosity beats outrage, and nobody knows where the next conversation will lead.

Expect unforgettable guests, live callers, paranormal mysteries, relationship debates, conspiracy theories (and why people believe them), comedians, authors, scientists, sex experts, ghost stories, UFOs, life after loss, and the kinds of conversations most shows are afraid to have.

Some nights you'll laugh until you cry. Other nights you'll actually think. The best nights... you'll do both.

Whether you're an insomniac, a night-shift worker, a truck driver, or someone who's simply looking for a place to belong after dark, you've found your frequency.

Because people don't just miss radio.

People miss people.

Welcome to The LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW with Terry Jaymes.

Turn down the lights.
Turn up the volume.
Let's see where the night takes us.

The LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW with Terry Jaymes
When the rest of the world goes to bed... the real conversations begin.
The LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW is a live, uncensored journey into the strange, hilarious, fascinating, and deeply human side of life. Hosted by longtime radio personality Terry Jaymes, each episode captures the magic that made late-night radio legendary&mdash;where complete strangers become friends, curiosity beats outrage, and nobody knows where the next conversation will lead.
Expect unforgettable guests, live callers, paranormal mysteries, relationship debates, conspiracy theories (and why people believe them), comedians, authors, scientists, sex experts, ghost stories, UFOs, life after loss, and the kinds of conversations most shows are afraid to have.
Some nights you'll laugh until you cry. Other nights you'll actually think. The best nights... you'll do both.
Whether you're an insomniac, a night-shift worker, a truck driver, or someone who's simply looking for a place to belong after dark, you've found your frequency.
Because people don't just miss radio.
People miss people.
Welcome to The LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW with Terry Jaymes.
Turn down the lights. Turn up the volume. Let's see where the night takes us.

LATE NIGHT RADIO SHOW with Terry Jaymes

My wife Shari and I got away for the weekend.  These little escapes have become important to us. It's a chance to reconnect, talk about the future, make plans and occasionally pretend we have our sh*t figured out. But this trip took an unexpected turn. Shari usually doesn't ask me too many questions about my career.  After 33 years of marriage to a BIG dreamer, I'm pretty sure she's heard enough ideas to last several lifetimes. But she's quietly watched me dig in on one particular idea: The Late Night Radio Show. At one point she looked at me and said, "Whatever you're planning seems very personal." She was right. Then she started asking questions. Real questions. Why this show? Why now? What am I trying to create? And why does this one seem to matter so much? Since I apparently can't experience an emotional moment without eventually turning it into content, I grabbed my phone and started recording. There was no plan. No lighting. No microphones. No prepared answers. Just Shari asking me about a dream I'm still trying to figure out myself. I originally recorded this just for us—for history's sake. I wanted something I could look back on someday if this crazy vision actually becomes what I see in my head. Then I thought… maybe this is exactly the kind of conversation the show is supposed to be about. So here it is. Before the show. Before we know if it works. Before I know how the story ends. This is what the dream looks like right now