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During the late 1800's in France, there was a man who performed a "special" kind of magic. His name was Joseph Pujol, but he was better known by his stage name, Le Pétomane. His talent? Farting on command. The crowds loved him—much like the crowds today love Johnjay and Rich, Pujol's modern-day descendants. The duo are classic morning zoo stock—zany sound effects, off-the-cuff humor and call-in segments that are either the height of hilarity or fizzle out quick. However, Johnjay and Rich are no dummies. They're a cut above the rest. Their humor is a tad more cutting edge than the usual schtick, and the fart noises are particularly pungent. Pujol would be proud.
Runners up:
2. Frank Brinsley, Frank Show, KLPX FM 96.1
3. Jon Justice, KQTH FM 104.1 (The Truth)
