Frequently Asked Questions

The show airs every Tuesday at 9:00 PM EST with live streaming and audience participation. Episodes are recorded live at the Bundy Museum in Binghamton and streamed simultaneously across YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. At The Joe Parsley Show, we maintain this weekly schedule to keep our community connected.

You can watch live or recorded episodes on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. The show is filmed at the Bundy Museum in Binghamton with a live audience present. All platforms stream simultaneously during the Tuesday 9 PM broadcast, giving viewers flexibility in how they tune in.

The podcast started in 2020 during the pandemic and has been running for over five years. It began on the Coronavirus Virtual Bar platform where it gained a strong viewer base. The show evolved from pandemic-era community building into a regular live podcast serving the Southern Tier region.

Yes, the show is filmed live with a studio audience at the Bundy Museum in Binghamton, NY. Live audience events create real-time energy and natural reactions that enhance the podcast experience. At The Joe Parsley Show, we welcome community members to be part of the recording every Tuesday night.

It combines live streaming, in-person audience participation, and unfiltered real-life content with no scripted segments. The show captures authentic community voices from the Deposit and Binghamton area with a mix of humor, motivation, and educational topics. At The Joe Parsley Show, we prioritize genuine reactions and personality-driven conversations over polished production.

Yes, the show regularly hosts local guests including educators, creatives, entrepreneurs, veterans, and everyday people with real stories. Guest segments focus on sharing experiences, advice, and meaningful conversations. At The Joe Parsley Show, we spotlight voices from across the Southern Tier region including Deposit, Oneonta, Vestal, and Sidney.

It's both—an educational podcast that also delivers fun entertainment and motivational content. Episodes include serious discussions, life lessons, and advice alongside humor and personality-driven segments. At The Joe Parsley Show, we believe real learning happens when people are engaged and enjoying themselves.

Live podcast recordings capture real-time conversations with natural reactions and audience interaction. The format is designed for authenticity, creating engaging content suitable for both audio and video platforms. At The Joe Parsley Show, live energy from the Bundy Museum audience enhances every episode's spontaneity and connection.

Joe started podcasting in 2020 to stay connected and share humor during lockdown, initially on the Coronavirus Virtual Bar platform. The show aimed to bring people together during difficult times and preserve memories of what the community overcame. At The Joe Parsley Show, we continue that mission of connection and resilience today.