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William of Stratford on Avon or Edwards DeVere,  17th Earl of Oxford?  Who was the real William Shakespeare?  Our guest for the 72nd installment of YUH is Robert Boog,  author of Shakey's Madness.  Like his favorite crime detective Adrian Monk,  Robert unravels the mystery of the true author of these iconic works of World Literature and concludes that the answer may b...

Like so many,  New York City native Matthew Alexander moved to Southern California alongside a friend.  Just to make ends meet,  he started his professional career in IT operations and eventually progressed to a comfortable position as a programmer at Disney.  He might have been satisfied with this level of success in the land of milk and honey, but not Matthew.  He ultima...

Superman vs. Wolverine...  Batman vs. Spiderman... Wonder Man vs. Wonder Woman.... Wanda vs. Vision... WAIT!  No,  they are kind of on the same team :).  This week our friend Sean Cannon joins us to discuss the Marvel Multiverse and why WOOTS DC...  BAM!  THWACK!  HHHRRRUUUMMPPHH!!!... CHA-CHING!  From the Infinity Stones to Black Panther to The Avengers, &n...

Season 3 Episode 19 of the 1990's sitcome News Radio was subtitled "Office Feud".  Aaron selected this episode for the latest Rerun Forensics because a friend of his was part of the live audience in 1997.  News radio was one of the most underrated sitcoms of all time,  with great personalities like Steven Root,  Joe Rogan, Dave Foley,  Maura Tierney and the inimitable Phil...

On february 17, 1970 a woman wearing a floppy hat and blonde white wig entered the residence of the McDonald family at 544 Castle Drive on the Fort Bragg Army base at the "witching hour" of 3am or so.  When they left,  Colette McDonald and her two daughters Kimberly and Kristen lay brutally murdered,  the victims of a vicious attack by a group of drug addled hippies bearing a nothin...

Aaron and I have known Lieutenant Ron Murphy of the Norwood Police Department for most of our lives.  We have faced Ron on the sandlot fields of our home town with Allied Scales and we have seen him as the "face" of Norwood on the local news.  Fortunately,  we have never encountered him on duty on the wrong end of the law.  Ron recently retired from law enforcement,  and w...

Hi and welcome to rerun forensics where we dissect a TV show! This week we're doing the Yada Yada Yada Seinfeld episode (Season 8 Episode 19, April 24, 1997). In a show about nothing,  there was a whole lot of nothing that went into this episode.  So we had plenty to discuss. Here's Tango, Aaron, Liaa and Phil taking apart an episode of Seinfeld hope you enjoy.  - Lisa YUH Theme by...

From Portland Oregon comes the gothic sounds of Strange and the Familiars.  Stephanie Strange joins us in Episode 65 as we talk about the band's most recent release,  A Strange World.  With songs like "Agent Strange", "She's a Nightmare", "This is a Test" and "A Fish's Dream",  the album gives shape to Stephanie's vision of a dream world inhabited by black cats and the strange...

Summer's here and the time is right to find a great little rock and roll cover band and boogey down to a setlist of timeless blues based rock and roll!  The Smokin' Cobras are already in the middle of a bombastic set of concerts along the western ridge of the United States.  If you have a chance to spend an evening with the Smokin' Cobras,  don't pass on the opportunity. YUH Theme b...

Ray Koob and Marcus Goldman are polished radio pros from Philadelphia,  and their Pantheon podcast "Imbalanced History of Rock and Roll" is one of the most upbeat and informative music podcasts going.  We have been regular listeners since the beginning of the pandemic,  and have been wanting to have them on to discuss the east coast rock scene going back to CBGB's, Television, &nbsp...

This week is our first episode of rerun forensics, which is a brand new type of YUH format where we pick a classic television episode of a favorite show and dissect, analyze and discuss.  As time permits, we may even take a swing at a show’s ultimate cause of death, but the main focus will be on the specific installment we have selected. The shows will be loaded with short bios and fun f...

2022 marks the 70th Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.  Our guest today may be her biggest fan, having collobarated with a host of musical dignitaries to compose an album in honor of her majesty.  Thomas-Mace-Archer-Mills was once the hottest interview on the planet.  In the middle of the Prince Harry/Megan Markle tiff with the Queen,  Thomas was considered an athority on the monar...

If you love Rock 'N Roll you HAVE to subscribe to the Pantheon network!  Whether it is Rock and Roll Heaven with LD,  The Imbalanced History of Rock and Roll with Ray Koob and Markus in the Darkess,  legendary groupie Pamela DeBarres or Christian Swain's own Rock 'N Roll Archaeology,  Pantheon has become THE college of rock and roll knowledge since it's inception in 2015. &nbsp...

New York city native Dave Rosenberg has drawn from a critical event of his youth into a fascinating motion picture,  "The Reunion".  Through a collection of symbolism,  film lore and flashbacks,  the film explores the lingering effects of schoolyard bullying on an adult young man torn between his anger issues,  spiritual enlightenment and the peer pressure of his best frie...

Over 52 years ago the "Summer of Love" was abruptly interrupted by a series of the most bizarre and infamous crimes in American history.  Namely the 9 known murders of the Manson family.  Under the orders of a 5"2' tall fake messiah, a quorum of runaways and dropouts from across the country gathered at Spahn Ranch 20 miles outside of downtown Los Angeles to plot the Tate-LaBianca murders...

The unprovoked war in Ukraine is over a month old,  and new events change the outlook every day.  Today the city of Bucha was recaptured by Ukranian forces after the retreat of the Russian army,  and evidence of Vladimir Putin's war crimes offered a grim reminder of his barbaric resolve.  Over 400 civilians were found dead in the streets or dumped into mass graves, with indicat...

Lou Diamond's first appearance on Yeah Uh was way back on episode 3.  As he did the first round,  Lou brought several of his close personal friends,  like Bernie Sanders,  Larry David,  Dutch Reagan and his roommate Jeff "The Cowboy" Brantley.  We are not just confined to baseball talk in episode 56,  but you know it had to come up with the 1986 Rolaids Relief wi...

In todays episode we talk to Dayton Ohio based band Ludlow Creek (No relation to the New York Ludlow Creeks). Their country rock original songs span a spectrum of themes while good music adds emphasis to their messages. This is not to say they are political or social movers and shakers. They simply write thoughtful lyrics with good music to back it up. Please enjoy the podcast and if you like the...

YUH 54 is crime fiction writer Frank Zafiro.  A former police officer and Swat Team Captain,  Frank brings years of law enforcement experience to series like "The Back List (co-written with Eric Beetner) and his River City books that chronicle the lives of cops in the great North West.  Frank is a prolific writer,  but he also finds time for his very own podcast, "Wrong Place W...

James Joyce.  William Faulkner.  William Blake. Kurt Vonnegut...  We get pretty high minded this week with our guest, Houston native Mike Hilbig.  His first published book is "Judgement Day and Other White Lies",  a collection of short stories and creative works that intertwine Greek Tragedy and the sinister subtleties of white privelage in America today.  Aaron takes...

Around 2007 or so I took Tim O'Connor's Windows Server 2008 class at Max Technical Training,  where a young Tim went rogue to enthusiastically break down TCP/IP packets. Even though the lesson was intended for a more expensive class than the one I was taking, it spoke volumes about the instructor's passion for learning.  Sometime long before that Lisa volunteered at The Cincinnati Nature...

A veteran of the Peace Corps,  author James A. Ross draws upon a diverse personal resume in his writing.  Signed to a three book deal with Level Best Books in 2021, James' first book, "Coldwater Revenge",  intertwines family intrigue with a compelling, far reaching murder mystery on the northern border of the continental United States.  Now a resident of the rugged frontier of...

How many teenagers do you know have taught themself the Japanese language?  Such is the passion our latest guest has for the culture of Japan,  and Japanese cinema in particular.  In this hour Eli introduces us the different eras of the Godzilla legend.  We also take a deep dive into the movies of Japan that do NOT include a 6 story tall reptile,  like the "Returner" starr...

You are dining out,  but it's not your best "look".  Maybe you have lost track of the balance of your debit card and shaved a buck or two off your server's tip to make ends meet.  Or, you might have received a bad performance review recently at work,  and you are not exactly sure how many checks are on the horizon as you quickly calculate how much more another frozen marguerita...

Phil used to play a boardgame called Shogun with a kid who grew up to be an NFL Super Bowl champion with the 2002 New England Patriots.  It was the first of seven Lombardi's by a (then) fourth string QB named Tom Brady, thrust into action that season only due to a devastating injury to franchise qb Drew Bledsoe. Marc rose from the big fish in the small pond of unassuming Norwood, Ohio to standout...