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From 1969 to 1972 Dick Von Hoene graced Cincinnati local tv channel WXIX as The Cool Ghoul on the iconic "Screm In" telecast. Von Honene was a pioneer as a host of horror and science fiction movies, a predecessor for characters like Svenghoulie and Elvira Mistress of the Dark. Dick sadly passed in 2004 of a heart attack, but he casts a long shadow in the Queen City's media history. A...

Aaron's Audio Edibles Vol. 12 is "Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)" with the Smoking Cobras! By 1981, David Bowie had reinvented himself a couple of times already when he wrote and recorded one of the more inventive albums of the 1980's. Along with the title track, all time classics like "Ashes to Ashes", "Fashion" and "It's no Game (Parts 1 and 2)&q...

In this special mid-week episode of Yeah Uh Huh, we are excited to have Phil's great nephew Kris on to participate in chapter 3 of our Betweeen The Covers series. Kris is the perfect demogrphic for "The Ship Who Sang" by Anne McCaffrey, a classic scifi collection of short stories form the 1960's that detail the life of Helva (aka. The Ship Who Sang). In addition to the book, we u...

YUH 145 is yet another Aaron’s Audio Edibles, and this time it is 2, the second album by Mudcrutch.  In the mid 1970’s Tom Petty, guitarist Mike Campbell and bassist Benmont Tench were gaining a reputation in Gainesville Florida.  Their brand of southern tinged rock and roll was so well received the boys decided to take the next step.  When they took a road trip to Hollywood in search of their dre...

Episode 144 of YUH is Tim Tye, a talented songwriter and musician, hailing from the vibrant city of Dayton, Ohio. Ever since his teenage years, Tim has been pouring his heart and soul into his music, especially through his skillful guitar playing. Drawing inspiration from the rich country and Americana traditions, Tim's original material has been beautifully showcased in three remarkable album...

An old friend of Lisa and her brother Danny visits this week. It's Big John Murray of the Rock of Love reality show! In 2007 the executives of VH1 concieved of a reality show starring Poison's "loverboy" Brett Michaels, in which the hair metal rock star selected from a house full of young ladies a true love to "rock his world". By the time of the show, John Murray had b...

YUH 142 is a special episode in which we do an assignment created by our favorite podcasters at the Rock and Roll Heaven Podcast. Here are the parameters they have set for the assignment... 4 songs by Waylon Jennings 4 by Willie Nelson 4 by Johnny Cash 4 by Kris Kristofferson 4 Highwaymen songs 4 duets any of the individual members did together or with anybody else. 4 encore songs Waylon Jennings...

Yeah Uh Huh Rotisserie Cinema Take 4 is villain movies! Using our state of the art ranking system, we pool the advice of some of the biggest podcast experts and friends to determine once and for all the greatest movie villain of all time. At stake is the coveted "Felix" (opposite of the Oscar). We have a blast on these amazing episodes and hope you enjoy listening. #VillainMovies #Batman...

Aaron's Audio Edibles Vol. 10 is HEAVY industrial rock thrashers American Head Charge and their 2002 album The War of Art. The band met in rehab and formed as part of a therapy project, but it's a hard sell that they were actually "reformed" when you hear the dark lyrics and sounds of songs like "All Wrapped Up" and "Breathe In Bleed Out". Our guest Chancy Grife helps us with a track by track revi...

YUH 139 - Pee Wee's Big Adventure! This week, filmmaker Tim Lightell returns to Yeah Uh Huh for a special episode of Movie Forensics, and it is all about Paul Reubens and his hilarious, ground-breaking character Pee Wee Herman. In 1985, Reubens had enjoyed an explosion of popularity when he took a goofy man-child character invented in the ranks of Los Angles's famous Groundlings comedy tro...

Introducing our 8th installment of “Rerun Forensics” on Yeah Uh Huh with Lisa, Phil, and Aaron! This time, we're dialing it back to the 17th centry with the most dysfunctional detective agency of the 80's in Moonlighting's hilarious episode "Atomic Shakespeare!" Maddie Hayes and David Addison channel Katherina and Pertrucio from one of the bard's most famous plays, "The Taming of the Shrew". It's...

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...