The Spud Goodman Show Laugher. In many markets, Spud's show is followed by a second hour, "The Spud Goodman Post Show Report" in which host Lawrence, a convicted art forger out on parole, discusses the previous hour's highlights and plays an eclectic assortment of music. The Spud Goodman Show The Spud Goodman Show is a radio program heard on several terrestrial radio and internet radio stations in North America and Europe. It began as a cable TV talk show in the Puget Sound area in the state of Washington, USA, and later transitioned to broadcast television. The show usually features eccentric celebrities, scripted pseudo-celebrities
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