Yeah-Uh-Huh

Welcome to Yeah Uh Huh Rotisserie Cinema, the wildly entertaining new game show in which a panel of our favorite guests convene as a quarrel-less quorum to determine the "Felix" as the best film of a given year,  subject,  director,  genre or any other topic we pull out of our bag of soggy popcorn.  This week,  Kasey Box of the "Evening At The Movies Podcast" and author Mi...

Canadian author/entertainer Jennifer Lieberman enjoyed success on the stages of New York with her one woman play "Year of the Slut".  But when she translated it into a book by the same title,  she had a much more difficult experience.  The algorithims and rules of the "inner webs" effectively forced her to change the title of her manuscript to "Year of the What".  WTF?  In...

Episode 110 features F. Alex Johnson, aka #PhishPhashion, along with returning guest Jeffrey D Demaree! We discuss, among other things: Kyoto, Japan 1983 Early days of cable TV (cable box on a doily) Bailey Quarters/WKRP/Cincinnati Pepe le Pew/Marvin the Martian/Jah Volunteer Rolled up pant legs Cigarette brands in Japan Education and conversation school Crosswalk safety and speed bumps Wearing la...

At various junctures in her life Glenda Benevides has had a link to Janis Joplin,  Lulu White,  Catherine Parr and magician Howard Thurston.  To find out how,  you will have to listen to episode 109 of Yeah Uh Huh with Lisa,  Phil and Aaron.  If you do so,  you will also be treated to a sizable sampling of Glenda's sublime music. A voiting member of the Recording...

It's another Aaron's Audio Audibles, and this time we welcome our friend Nick back to review one of our co-host's favorite disks, "One Size Fits All" by the evil genius of Laurel Canyon, Frank Zappa. Aaron introduces us to the odd assortment of musical talent in that particular lineup of the "Mothers of Invention".  In addition,  we attempt to interpret all the German on the record and speculate o...

From San Francisco,  Phil Johnson is a comedian who mixes a talented musical background with his sardonic wit (not unlike a certain weird artist we know).  He joins us on the eve of the launch of his latest album,  "Do You Believe in Tragic?"  We cover a number of interesting topics in this hour,  including the classic works of George Carlin and the most recent stage work...

Our guest this week once operated the space shuttle simulator at NASA.  Edward M. Lerner is the first Astrophysicist to grace the chatlab,  and though he enjoyed a long career as an Engineer he has spent the last twenty years or so writing some of the most critically acclaimed Science Fiction titles in the genre.  Here we talk about his Interstellarnet series, in addition to his lat...

It's been a while,  but it is another "Rerun Forensics"!  This time,  Natalie Katona from the "All The Men I've Tolerated Before" tolerated Aaron and Phil for a fun hour,  and bonded  with Lisa on the topic of one of her favorite TV shows... The original Charmed,  starring Alyssa Milano,  Rose McGowan,  Hollie Marie Combs and Shannon Doherty.  The episo...

Eric and Shelley Smartly have just won $300,000,000 in the lottery and pulled up their stakes in Minnesota and moved to beautiful San Diego, CA.  Far from happy for their kin,  their family immediately begins to plot agains the lucky winners in hopes of inheriting the dough,  headed by Shelley's scheming brother in law Preston.  This the premise of "The Smartlys",  a hilar...

Multi talented Rod R. Garcia ushers in the future of science fiction (and maybe the world) bringing neuro-gaming and the scary possiblities it introduces to the world in his novel indGame.  Is it a harbinger of the future,  or just speculative fiction?  It is YUH 103,  and there is free comedy included with cameos by Christopher Walken,  George W. Bush and Emily Latella! &...

From Port Townsend, Washington comes the prolific science fiction writer Dylan J Quarles.  Dylan has written 9 critically acclaimed books to date,  including his most recent award winner "Let There Be Monsters",  and has sold more than 100,000 books in his young career to date.  in the 102nd episode of YUH we cover such things as the hidden wonders of his home town,  world...

YUH 101 is film maker Tim Lightell and his hilarious film "Manbaby"!  Tim carefully prepared for a Rerun Forensics episode in which the team re-watched and reviewed the 1986 comedy classic "Pee Wee's Big Adventure".  What did we do to reward such a dutiful guest?  We completely forgot our assignment until about 15 minutes into the episode! lol  Tim was great,  and perfectl...

YUH this week is our 100th episode!  My sister Terri Milburn and nephew Troy Tucker join us to reflect on some of the great guests who have made the first century of Yeah Uh Huh so much fun.  Thanks to them and all of our listeners! YUH Theme by David T and Mojo 3 https://www.amazon.com/Insanity-Sobriety-Blues-David-Mojo3/dp/B091N8BJNB Yeah Uh Huh Social Stuff: Yeah Uh Huh on TikTok http...

Hot Apollo is bringing the glam back to Glam Rock in the wilds of Canada.  The lead singer of the band is Jaymes Buckman,  an energetic front man who mixes elements of Bowie,  Bolan and Iggy Pop into his unique style.  Lisa begins the hour getting Jaymes' take on her next hair style and color,  but soon we dive into Hot Apollo's music and sample some tracks. #hotapollo #gl...

It's YUH episode 98! As we count down to our historic 100th episode of the pod,  we have an amazing hour with composer/producer Ed Hartman!  Through connections made in his studio a few years ago,  Ed discovered Richard Lyford's "As The Earth Turns",  wrote a complete musical score for the film,  enjoyed a run with it on Turner Classic Movies and eventually got it in front...

In 2001 our guest Terry Rich had a great idea.  After working for years in the early days of cable television,  he saw the incredible success of Vince McMahon's WWE as a model for a new type of sports entertainment that capitolized on the exploding popularity of soccer.  Socker Slam only aired four episodes drawing a small audience of 12,000 viewers apiece.  But the hilarious,...

It's another Aaron's Audio Audibles, and this time we welcome our friend Tim O'Connor back to review one of his favorite disks, "A Wizard A True Star" by the inventive Prog rock genius of the 1970's, Todd Rundgren. Tim gets nostalgic for the days when he composed the first music video of all time on his Apple II computer to Todd's "International Feel", the first indice (do NOT call them tracks!) o...

This week we are bringing the funk!  Funkadelic's third studio album was "Maggot Brain", a certified classic of early-70's fusion of acid rock and r&b.  It is Aaron's Audio Audibles volume 2.  Friend of the show Nick joins us to break down all 7 tracks of the most influential album you may have never heard. #GeorgeClinton #Maggotbrain #parliamentfunkadelic #funkadelic #pfunk #canyougettothat #...

The midterms are over, Donald Trump has just announced his second run at the presidency and it is the perfect time for the third appearance of our favorite political pundit,  Will Cooper.  Will's book of newspaper essays and articles entitled "Stress Test: How Donald Trump Still Threatens Democracy" has just been published,  so he returns to Yeah Uh Huh to review the crimes and misd...

On January 12, 1968 Johnny Cash was at a crossroads in his legendary career.  Having reached the heights of stardom with songs like "Big River",  "Cry Cry Cry" and "Guess Things Happen That Way", the Man in Black was in jeapordy of riding off into the sunset" on a Tennesse Stud when Columbia Records relented to his request to record an album inside the walls of a hardened prison.  Johnny had been...

Born in Lebanon and raised in Paris,  Jan Ash is a down to earth woman brining beautiful music to the sunny mountain sides of Los Angeles.  A fan of the most emotive R & B music of the late 90's and early 2000's,  Jen incorporates themes of love,  loss of love and bit of political commentary into her album "Crush On You".  Jen can be everything from a pop princes to a...

In 1966 director Hal Warren unleased "Manos The Hands of Fate" in a small theatre in El Paso,  Texas.  After a short run,  the film seemed to be lost to time until the iconic "Mystery Science Theatre 3000" found a copy and aired it for it's audience of acerbic,  riffing aliens.  One of the stars of the film happened to be watching that episode when she recognized her fathe...

Halloween is approaching and the first of our witchy episodes is Jeremy Bryant from the "Paranormal: The New Normal" podcast!  Lisa and fellow Juggalo Jeremy suggest some interesting reading from the likes of Lovecraft while Aaron offers to bring his Master in Ween studies to Jeremy's other poddy,  "Maniacal Music Musings".  It was another party with a new friend!  #cryptids #b...

It's our second edition of Aaron's Audio Audibles!  On Sept. 30,  pioneer American punk band The Dead Kennedy's released a remix of their iconic first album, "Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables".  Our friend Mike Hilbig,  author of "Judgement Day and Other White Lies" comes back to Yeah Uh Huh to talk about one of his favorite bands' game changing political record.  #deadkennedys #jellobiafra #fre...

Local historian Cam Miller grew up in Northern KY,  and spent a great deal of his summers riding his bicycle across the bridge to Riverfront stadium to watch his Cincinnati Reds establish themselves as the team of the 70's.  A former employee of the Reds Hall of Fame,  Cam translated his love for the game into a film about Crosley Field,  and now "Riverfront Remembered", a movi...