Jim Gregory Shows His Creepy Side

WGPA producer Bud opened today's Jim Gregory show with a rendition of  "In Heaven There is no Beer." In a not so subtle reference to my alcoholism, he dedicated that song to me. Not only did that get a good laugh out of Gregory and Mezzacappa, but it also gives me evidence of the station's malice in the upcoming libel suit. So thanks very much, Jolly Joe. The malice was just oozing over the airwaves, so much so that I needed a shower as soon as the program was over.

Gregory discussed prostitutes, his sex films with his ex, her mother, her mother's "mental health" disability, a cocktail waitress at the Sands (by name), his physical fights with his ex. It was creepy.

He actually admitted to domestic violence with his ex, but it's OK because he never won.

"Yeah, we had our physical skirmishes and otherwise, but she always, always beat the crap out of me."

Mezzacappa's penis fixation was on full display. It seems that every male who takes her to task for her outrageous behavior has no penis.

They both dumped on The Express Times. Mezzacappa complained bitterly about editor Jim Deegan, who refused to help her even though she had crocodile tears in her eyes.

"He has no idea who he's dealing with," she cackled, discussing her libel suit against the paper.

Mezzacappa claims that I am being paid by The Express Times. Two days ago, she said I was being paid by Bethlehem mayor John Callahan. She was also outraged that Morning Call columnist Bill White used a mass email that she sent to him and about 10,000 other people in a column.

In Gregory's case, he claims the paper ruined his blossoming romance with a Sands waitress who is trying to become Miss Pennsylvania. "I just looked into her eyes, like I did when I met [my ex]. ... Not only was she beautiful inside, but she was beautiful outside."

On his show, he named this poor young lady. As if that were not bad enough, he showed her picture on the livestream.

He then recounts how he gave her a $600 gold and diamond chain and set up sponsors to help her out in some beauty pageant. But for some reason, this attractive 20-something with a boyfriend wanted nothing to do with a guy in his 60s.

Go figure.

State police had to tell him to back off, according to what Gregory himself said

It must be all that bad publicity from The Express Times, claims Gregory.

Now he's hoping to have her come on his show as a guest.

During the show, Gregory defended former Bethlehem firefighter Jim Schlener, another woman beater who was fired for drunk driving while he had called in sick. Schlener's current girlfriend, according to Gregory, was following Mayor John Callahan and snapping pictures of him. That was part of her work for Callahan's opponent, Lamont McClure, who was running a nasty campaign against Callahan in the Exec race.

They tried to use those fairly banal pictures, which depicted Callahan sharing a brew with a few old-timers at some South side pub, against him.

Could you imagine what would happen if I was traipsing around Bethlehem or West Easton, snapping pictures of Gregory or Mezzzacappa?  They would charge me with stalking. In fact, even without me doing any of these things, Mezzacappa has made those claims.

Their one caller was Michael P. Holmes, a criminal defendant who was on the program as a guest just yesterday supposedly to expose Northampton County corruption. He instead complained about Deiter Brothers.

Today, he disguised himself as "Joe," but his voice was easily recognizable.

I don't think I can take much more of listening to this show. I'll probably listen tomorrow and then pack it in.