For over two decades, Dick Wolfsie has graced television screens with his distinctive wit and humor. His video essays and personal stories offer a unique perspective, many of which have gained national syndication. With a career spanning three decades and thousands of hours on air, Wolfsie has solidified his place in media. His writing, featured in numerous newspapers and broadcast on radio, is characterized by its original voice and engaging storytelling.
Quirky Characters, Roadside Oddities & Other Offbeat Stuff
Explore the eccentric and vibrant culture of Indiana through a journey that highlights its most outrageous people, places, and events. This book offers a unique perspective on the Hoosier State, showcasing the quirks and charm that make it a fascinating destination. Perfect for both locals and visitors, it promises an entertaining adventure filled with surprising discoveries.
In "The Right Fluff," you'll discover why Dick Wolfsie Received permission from his wife to join a strip club Has only round numbers in his checkbook Is listed as female with Medicare Stole another man's underwear Got caught pandiculating in public Comments about Dick Wolfsie's work as a writer and TV personality: "STAY OUT OF MY RACKET" Art Buchwald, legendary humor columnist "VERY FUNNY STUFF" Steve Allen, TV icon "YOU WILL LAUGH YOUR BUNS OFF" Richard Simmons, celebrity fitness guru "DICK WOLFSIE MAY BE THE FUNNIEST MAN IN INDIANA" Mark Katz, humorist, and author of Clinton & Me: A Real Life Political Comedy
The book features Dick Wolfsie, a humorist known for his cheerful yet curmudgeonly outlook on life. Through a series of chapters, he explores various themes of moping, including domestic life, masculinity, marriage, and financial woes. His unique perspective combines wit and relatability, drawing from his experiences as a columnist, TV essayist, and radio commentator, making it a delightful read for fans of humor and personal reflection.
" Vom ungezogenen Streuner zum allseits beliebten Fernsehstar! Als der Fernsehmoderator Dick Wolfsie eines Morgens das Haus verlässt, steht ein herrenloser Beagle vor seiner Tür, der ihn mit herzzerreissendem Blick ansieht. Dick überlegt nicht lange und lässt den Hund ins Haus. Als er nach seiner Sendung zurückkommt, fegt Dicks Familie gerade die Reste der Wohnzimmereinrichtung zusammen. Fortan nimmt Dick Barney, wie er den Streuner nennt, als " "Co-Moderator" " mit ins Studio. Bereits nach der ersten Sendung werden Hund und Herrchen Kult. Und aus dem Rabauken wird ein Fernsehstar, der die Herzen seiner Zuschauer erobert ... "