The Kramer Show On Demand

Parent Panel: I Helped My Son Cheat

Rebecca covered for her 17-year-old son so he could take another girl out. She calls it letting him explore. Kramer calls it cheating. Huber’s response gets the phones go

Parents Making Out: Where’s the Line?

Showing your kids a healthy relationship is good. But how much affection is too much? Our search for someone willing to defend making out in front of their kids takes a t

Maryland’s Most Divisive Election

Old Bay or J.O.? Ocean City or Deep Creek? Lamar or Flacco? We put Maryland’s biggest loyalties on the ballot, and Kramer’s Ocean City take might lose him some votes.

FULL SHOW: 11-03-26

Maryland’s Most Divisive Election Parents Making Out: Where’s the Line? Parent Panel: I Helped My Son Cheat

Talk Me Out Of It UPDATE: Dressing As My Husband’s Mistress

She wanted to dress as the woman her husband cheated with—and show up at the same Halloween party. Did she follow through? She’s back with an update, and one person’s rea

Kramer Wants To Return His USED Halloween Costume

Kramer wore his Top Gun costume for three hours. Now he wants his money back. He calls it using the return policy. Listeners have a few other names for it…

Judge Huber: Your Best Friend Helped Hide Your Affair

Nicole is trying to forgive her husband for cheating, but she wants the friend who covered for him OUT of their lives. One listener’s take on what makes a “good friend” g

FULL SHOW: 11-02-26

Judge Huber: Your Best Friend Helped Hide Your Affair Kramer Wants To Return His USED Halloween Costume Talk Me Out Of It UPDATE: Dressing As My Husband’s Mistress

Talk Me Out Of It: Dressing Up as My Husband’s Other Woman

Her husband cheated with someone in their friend group, and she’s kept their secret. But after the other woman makes a bold comment in the Halloween party group chat, she

How Old Is Too Old to Trick-or-Treat?

Kramer hears Lady T’s trick-or-treating age limit on TV and immediately has a problem. But his own cutoff might be even more controversial. Listeners weigh in, and someho

Maryland’s Scariest Real-Life Ghost Story - The Finale

Bonnie’s haunted waterbed story faces one final challenger: Lisa from California, Maryland. Her childhood Ouija board story has Lady T ready to leave—and then something h

FULL SHOW: 10-30-26

Maryland’s Scariest Real-Life Ghost Story - The Finale How Old Is Too Old to Trick-or-Treat? Talk Me Out Of It: Dressing Up as My Husband’s Other Woman

Parent Panel: “I Made My Son Change His Princess Costume.”

Monique’s son wants to be Princess Peach for his friends’ Mario group costume. She’s fine with it—until his dad refuses to take him trick-or-treating dressed as a princes

Does Justin Tucker Deserve a Second Chance?

The conversation about Justin Tucker’s NFL return takes an unexpected turn when a caller identifies herself as one of his accusers. She shares her reaction as Kramer, Lad

Maryland’s Scariest Real-Life Ghost Story - Day 4

Ashlyn’s been holding onto the top spot all week, but Bonnie calls in with a cemetery, an ice-cold waterbed, and an unwanted visitor named Boots. Is this finally the stor

FULL SHOW: 10-29-26

Maryland’s Scariest Real-Life Ghost Story - Day 4 Does Justin Tucker Deserve a Second Chance? Parent Panel: “I Made My Son Change His Princess Costume.”

Can You Tell Me Not To Post Your Kid?

A parent asked Kramer to remove a photo of their child after a public costume contest. Does entering your kid mean pictures are fair game, or should you still have to ask

Maryland’s Scariest Ghost Story - Day 3

Kayla from Laurel thinks her haunted house story can knock Ashlyn out of first place. But creepy toys and the feeling of being watched somehow come BEFORE the biggest det

Lady T Honors Her Mom In The Sweetest Way

Lady T’s mom made the family celebrate their birthdays at a homeless shelter every year. Five years after losing her, Lady T brought back the tradition and shares what it

FULL SHOW: 10-28-26

Lady T Honors Her Mom In The Sweetest Way Maryland’s Scariest Ghost Story - Day 3 Can You Tell Me Not To Post Your Kid?