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Welcome back to our "Rotisserie Cinema" podcast series! In this episode of "Just the Previews", a format we like to roll out when we are leading up to our next "Rotisserie Cinema" extravaganza! For this installment, we'll be looking back at some of the top films of all time featuring the most kaniving, dastardly villains in movie hisotry! Join us as we revisit the...

Jacky Rom is a crime fiction writer from the UK. Her book "From Makeup to Murder" tells the story of Sandra Bernstein, an ex-soap opera actress who now works as a makeup artiste, with a moonlighting gig of solving crimes on the side. But that is not what brings Jacky to Yeah Uh Huh 136. This hour focuses on her entertaining documentary "Method of Murder", now available on Amazon Prime. In the movi...

On July 23, 1993 Frank Zappa protoge Steve Vai released "Sex and Religion". The album featured a collection of musicians Vai specifically recruited for this project. Foremost among these recruits was a human cyclone by the name of Devon Townsend. The only album the two would ever appear on together, Sex and Religion persevered through all the turmoil of a band in crisis to earn a place i...

It’s time four our 7th round “Rerun Forensics” on Yeah Uh Huh with Lisa, Phil, and Aaron! In this episode, we're going out to the "Sizzler" (or is it "Applebys") with that zany all American family, "The Goldbergs!" If ever there was an illustration for how NOT to persuade the chef NOT to spit in your food and wring your super sized ice tea from the mop it is Bever...

YUH 133 is Jana Goldbloom Brody's instrumental contribution to fan safety at sporting events, "Sit Behind the Nets"! On August 25, 2018 Jana's mother Linda Goldbloom joined family and friends for an enjoyable night at Dodger Stadium and everything was peanuts and crackerjack until the late innings, after which Linda never came home. Largely through Jana's efforts the "mo...

TJ2 returns from his cameo on Sunday morning with Jane Pauley to apply some of his investigative and journalistic talents the second of our most important albums of the Outlaw Country movement, Waylon Jennings' "Honky Tonk Heroes". TJ has the full story of how a wild Texas renegade named Billy Jo Shaver confronted Waylon with these "old cowboy songs" in his current series o...

Our guest this week is so renowned that Ted Koppel recently interviewed him for CBS's iconic news program "Sunday Morning" with Jane Pauley, an appearance that you can catch this coming Sunday! TJ2 esquire is not only a highly decorated journalist, but a former country music disc jockey, master griller, college football authority and... reformed troll! This week, this man of all seas...

YUH 130 is a Pixies primer! On June 14 2023, Lisa and Phil saw Pixies in Cincinnati, Ohio. Leading up to the show, they did a Yeah Uh Huh session with their favorite punk rock author Mike Hilbig in which they reviewed the first six albums the band released in the late 80's and early 90's. The band was incredibly influencial during that time, and counted a Hall of Fame lineup of fans that i...

In chapter 2 of Between the Covers we discuss Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen. Lisa has avoided this book for years because the story seemed so sad. But she reports the read is totally worth the effort and the end is a reward! See the links below if you you would like to read the book first and not be spoiled. Phil's sister Terri recommended this excellent novel to the panel, and leads the d...

Yeah Uh Huh Rotisserie Cinima Take 3 is mustache movies! The panelists are tasked with ranking some of the most bodacious crumb catchers in the history of filmmaking, and we are quite confident that the winner of the "Felix" (opposite of the Oscars) for the very best Mustachio'd movie in the land is irrefutable. Once again we have brought together an all star panel of podcasters, cre...

Once upon a time there was a collection of London ne'er do wells called "The Bromley Contingent". Among this collection of dropouts and punks were the likes of Siouxsie Sioux, Steve Severin and Billy Idol. They took their cues from a small band of talentless arnarchists known to the Queen as unruly peasants. When Johnny Rotten, Sid Vicious and Steve Jones confronted Her Majesty's...

In the 1970's a small, low budget film by Toby Hooper called "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" terrorized audiences nationwide. Fans had a hard time determining if characters like Chop Top and Leatherface where real found footage of cold blooded killers in action. By the time Texas Chainsaw Massacre two reached audiences, Hooper added a sense of humor and production values that carried t...

In the first chapter of YUH's "Between the Covers" series, we dive into the gripping novel "The Long Walk" by Richard Bachman. Joined by Admin Thea from "The Rock and Roll Heaven Podcast" and Amanda Kohlhofer from "The Sip List" and "An Evening at the Movies," we explore the dystopian world crafted by Stephen King under his pseudonym. Fun Facts...

In episode 124 of YUH, Lisa, Phil, and Aaron interview “Mighty” John Marshall from the moneymusic.com website.  John is a renowned expert in appraising records.  Mighty John shares valuable insights on how to determine the value of your dusty old albums, and provides tips on what to look for when appraising them. He also talks about his extensive experience as a rock snd roll disc jockey in his ho...

As the 2024 election approaches, Adam Assad comes across with an fascinating character study profiling the last 3-4 years of tumultuous American history in his film "The Sea Was Never Blue". Following the exploits of Josh Chang, a Military veteran struggling to make ends meet during a global pandemic, the script introduces a cross section of American voters sequestered in a Lyft and left...

Welcome to the Yeah Uh Huh podcast! Aaron is sadly missing for this one, so Lisa and Phil are joined by their friend Jessica to talk about her love of video games. It is a bonus episode to YUH 123! A deep cut, so to speak. So get ready to explore the world of gaming and discover why it's such a popular form of escapism. #videogames #artificialintelligence #Zelda #spaceinvaders #Zaxxon #rocksta...

In this episode of Yeah Uh Huh, Lisa, Phil, and Aaron talk with filmmaker Pete Alcide from PA Films about his latest film, Lupeo. The film tells the story of a family devastated by the 2010 Haitian earthquake, and the struggles they face in the aftermath. Pete shares his inspiration for the film and how he worked with the Haitian community to accurately portray their experiences. The group discuss...

Welcome to the latest episode of Yeah Uh Huh Rotisserie Cinema Take 2! Today, Lisa, Phil, and Aaron are re-writing the wrongs of the Academy by revisiting the best picture of one of the most impressive years in movie history. But this time, they're not alone in their decision-making process. They're polling a large panel of their favorite podcasters, established guests and pop culture experts to c...

Get ready to funk out because we're diving into the eclectic world of Beck's album "Midnite Vultures" on this episode of Yeah Uh Huh! Lisa, Phil, and Aaron are joined by our friend Thea Shook from the Rock and Roll Heaven Podcast to break down the album's groovy beats and hilarious lyrics. From the funky basslines on "Sexx Laws" to the Prince-inspired vocals on "Debra," we explore the album's dive...

It’s time four our 6th installment of “Rerun Forensics” on Yeah Uh Huh with Lisa, Phil, and Aaron! In this episode, we're diving into the criss-crossing intersection of education, nostalgia and bukkake as we discuss one of our childhood favorites, "The Magic School Bus: Goes Upstream." And joining us today is a very special guest, Chancy Grife from the "Maniacal Music Musings" and "Bracket Bastard...

In Yeah Uh Huh 118, Lisa, Phil, and Aaron are joined by our friend Demetrius Witherspoon for a second time. Demetrius shares all about his latest project, Submerge Universe: Blue Star, and tells the unbelievable story of his chance encounter with Phil's boyhood crush, Jamey Sommers. Don't miss out on this entertaining conversation filled with laughter and great stories. Tune in now! #YeahUhHuhPodc...

Welcome to our "Rotisserie Cinema" podcast series! In this episode of "Just the Previews", a format we will present several times leading up to our next "Rotisserie Cinema" extravaganza! For this installment, we'll be looking back at some of the top films from 1984, including "The Cotton Club", "The Pope of Greenwich Village", "Children of...

A professor of mathematics at the University of the District of Columbia,  Professor Lyrical (aka. Professor Plourde) combines higher education and a gift for ryme to mould young students into the world leaders of tomorrow.  Pro Quo,  as he is known to friends,  has brought his positive message to multiple TedX talks and seminars across the nation,  and uses his platform o...

Studio D'Lux is a supergroup comprised of Glen Burtnik of Styx, Liberty Dvito of the Billy Joel band, John Herrington of, author of the the bad ass guitar solo from Steely Dan's "Reelin' in the Years, and legendary vocalist Bill Champlin from Chicago. This murderer's row of classic rock talent was the mastermind of today's guest,  producer/performer Doug Kistner.  The band has just relea...

Time for another Rerun Forensics,  and this one might linger in the dark recesses of your brain for a while.  You certainly don't want to sleep on it. Some consider the episode "Home" fom season four of the legendary series The X Files the greatest of its entire run.  Yet,  executives were so convulsed by the depictions of violence and incestual mayhem that it locked it up in a trunk and threw awa...