It’s been 50 years since Ghoulardi livened up the airwaves on WJW Television. Big Chuck and Lil’ John are keeping his memory alive with GhoulardiFest. Chuck Schodowski and John Rinaldi stopped ...

Chuck Schodowski and John Rinaldi co-host “The Big Chuck & Lil’ John Show” on WJW-TV in the 1980s on Channel 8 in Cleveland. When Hoolihan left in 1979, Schodowski didn’t have to look far ...

Big Chuck's No. 1 sidekick is adamant that he is not retiring. He hopes to still appear on WJW Channel 8 as a freelance reporter and make personal appearances with Schodowski.

"Big Chuck" Schodowski has retired to Hinckley from a long career as a WJW Channel 8 engineer, producer and zany late night host. But he's very busy with personal appearances, marketing DVDs of ...

Inevitably among parytgoers was "Lil' John" Rinaldi, Schodowski's TV partner since 1979, and regulars from WJW Channel 8's "Big Chuck & Lil' John Show" including Jim Szymanski, Art Lofredo, Bill ...

We continue our month long celebration of Dick Goddard as he prepares to retire after more than 50 years in TV. Dick Goddard has played a large part in the success of WJW. Kristi Capel shows us in … ...

For 50 years, he’s been putting smiles on our faces with his funny skits and great humor. We’re talking about FOX 8’s own Big Chuck Schodowski. Now, with the help of a local brewery, he will ...

Have you seen the commercials starring Big Chuck? He recently made a big change in his life all thanks to Beltone. We welcomed Big Chuck and Doug Niemiec from Beltone for more information! www.belt… ...

Cleveland television legend “Big Chuck” Schodowski, a beloved personality on WJW (Channel 8) for more than 60 years, has died. He was 90. Fox 8 News made the announcement Monday morning.

The Kielbasa Kid, Cuyahoga Jones and the Certain Ethnic TV Legend are gone: “Big Chuck” Schodowski, who spent more than five decades on Northeast Ohio television screens, has died at age 90.

Big Chuck Schodowski almost became a Cleveland police officer but, luckily for decades of viewers, he received his FCC license and decided to try his hand at television. He died at 90 on Sunday, ...