The John Yannie Podcast

Guest Ben Gerber and I discuss some of the biggest releases of the year including Kendrick Lamar, Bruno Mars, and rising star SZA.  We also predict who will win each of the major Grammy categories such as Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist.  Apologies in advance to Julia Michaels.   Listen Here

On this episode of the podcast, my friend Hope and I dissect Taylor Swift's "biiiiggg reputation" and tell you what we thought about her most recent album.  We also check in on the One Direction solo career race to see who is in the lead as well as touch on some of the biggest releases of the year in pop music. Listen Here

Kyrie Irving is now a Celtic, Isaiah Thomas is now a Cavalier, and I'm here to process it all with my panel of guests.  Jon Crabbs, Seth Rataiczak, Shane Hippli, and Thomas Showen join me to react to all this craziness, how we think it will impact the NBA, and delve into how this might affect Lebron's decision to either stay or leave Cleveland. 

On this episode of the podcast, I bring on my good friend Thomas Showen to talk about the Stranger Things season 2 trailer, as well as some theories we have about what might transpire in the next chapter of the Stranger Things saga.  We also talk about Christopher Nolan's latest movie Dunkirk and give a ranking of our favorite Nolan movies.  Also, is Tommy writing a screenplay?  This and much, much more in the mailbag segment.

On this episode of the podcast, I sit down with guest Matthew Piccioni to discuss his You Tube channel, what inspires him to make videos, as well as the joys and difficulties of making a vlog.  We learn about this tedious process from the man himself, who is always looking to create the next interesting segment for his viewers. (The man was vlogging during the recording of the podcast for goodness' sake.)  You can check out his channel by searching "Matthew Piccioni" on YouTube. Listen Here

On the first episode of the John Yannie Podcast, I sit down with Chaise and Ben Gerber to discuss what it takes to get us to go see a movie in theaters.  How often do we go and why?  How do major movie studios try to get us to see a movie on the big screen?  Along with Netflix, over saturation of superhero movies, and Rotten Tomatoes impact.  We also delve into our Mailbag segment to talk all things Cavs vs Warriors, along with some other surprises.   Listen Here