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RustyTrombone
Oct 23, 2007

by zen death robot







Not the actor John Larroquette, this is his son. Jonathan is a former Rastafarian with a peculiar and often amusing upbringing. He’s done almost every popular psychedelic drug and sometimes talks about his experiences when the topic comes up. He’s slowed down over the years but, he has been known to occasionally smoke cannabis or drink weird energy drinks while they record the show (more early on).

His unique past and drug use shaped him into a humble and self aware person who occasionally goes on rants about society. He got the nickname Jah from his rasta past, but mainly because in the first 50 or so episodes he would sometimes read hilarious and awful poetry from when he was a teenager and they would start the segment with a loud, echoed JAH-AH-Ah-ahathan’s poetry sound bite. It was a popular bit, but sadly he ran out of material quickly. He’s currently unemployed, but sometimes goes on tours with his band "Jogger" featuring his pal Amir Yaghmai.






Seth is awesome, he’s the funniest person I've ever listened to. He has his own style of comedy and impersonations that contain incredible delivery. He doesn't participate in social technology or own a cellphone (although he does use the internet to occasionally uncover material for some of the darkest moments of the show). It's easy to imagine him being one of the greatest stand up comedians on the circuit if he wasn't so private and slightly neurotic (likely exaggerated for the podcast.)

He was small time actor that's featured in Britney Spear's Crossroads. He doesn’t reveal as much as Jonathan does, but he is a former alcoholic, which sometimes leads to incredible rants about sobriety. He often talks about TV and even has must watch short length video compilations from the strange collection of television content he's taped over the decades: http://uhhyeahdude.com/media/seths_corner/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5BzSmZvRD8



https://www.uhhyeahdude.com
http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/uhh-yeah-dude/id124043755
http://feeds.feedburner.com/uhhyeahdude/podcast
https://web.archive.org/web/20111212063111/http://feeds.feedburner.com/uhhyeahdude/podcast - Where you can get the old episodes of the podcast while they are down on iTunes. You can directly feed this link into a podcast app.
http://archive.uhhyeahdu.de/ Web archive with wiki entries, episode voting, etc.



For their 100th episode they started experimenting with video and recorded a few clips from the podcast that can be found on their youtube channel. I'll list some of the better ones, but I find the actual podcast is a better way to jump into it and that the clips, while funny, don't represent the show as a whole.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kByRODAlgU0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UoR1dUm9dE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbgVFy41reM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPi0JXE1A-A

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq8a6E241mQ



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R26QD-wfU60

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAHeQemsSf0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ep9FgnPYNH4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rb3VnwjPuIc




https://web.archive.org/web/20111212063111/http://feeds.feedburner.com/uhhyeahdude/podcast - Where you can get the old episodes of the podcast while they are down on iTunes. You can directly feed this link into a podcast app.

http://archive.uhhyeahdu.de/ Web archive with wiki entries.

https://thepiratebay.se/torrent/9825281/Uhh_Yeah_Dude_%28Episodes_1-400%29 Torrent of episodes 1 - 400. Says no seeders on the page but it works.

http://kiwi6.com/file/q5l2yaeeas All of the craigslist bits compiled into one file.

http://uhhyeahdude.com/audio/podcast/Episode%2089%20Nov%202nd%202007.mp3 - The infamous episode where the only true "fight" between the guys in UYD history happened. It was later revealed there was a gas leak in the apartment at the time of recording.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GTtqKXaDNEfYI3vtbZqRhv6O_bMXAXaM8_ekXaZJKAE/edit Break down of every volume of Seth's Clips with summaries of every drat segment. Created by the legendary Binowru.

(888)-842-2357 - The UYD voicemail. Seth listens to every message and relays them to Jonathan.

(323)-664-5483 - Seth's personal land line number. He doesn't directly give it out but he has said many times that he is in the book and has had no problem with returning calls to some goons.

(323)-481-4422 - Jonathan's cell phone number. He gives it out most shows. I've texted him a few times and he has replied. He may not, but he assures that they all try to get read. You can also call. Per May 2012 he no longer has this cell and seems to be done with the any one can contact him at any time thing. :(

https://twitter.com/UhhYeahDude

http://www.facebook.com/AmericasPodcast

http://www.youtube.com/user/UhhYeahDude

http://instagram.com/uhhyeahjohn




(laughing&slapping)


Seatbelts!

RustyTrombone fucked around with this message at 08:34 on Mar 21, 2015

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Binowru
Feb 15, 2007

I never set out to be weird. It was always other people who called me weird.
Also worth noting is that their website, https://www.uhhyeahdude.com has some extra features that are worth checking out, including a Wiki of common UYD memes to help the newbie listener get acquainted with some of their long-running jokes. For instance, Seth Romatelli acted in the Britney Spears movie Crossroads, and this occasionally gets referenced on the show.

I love this show, but obviously it's not to everyone's taste, as you can tell by reading the Comedy Podcast Megathread. But I think if you listen to the June 30, 2011 ep. of UYD and aren't brought to tears of laughter by their discussion of the boy who survived two plane crashes, then you probably don't have a sense of humor.

redz
Sep 19, 2003

What's a not gay way to ask him to go camping with me?
I started listening to UYD in January I think. Only up to episode 230 or so, but it is probably the best podcast around that has no guests. It's amazing how they can put out such quality episodes so consistently. I do cringe sometimes when Jah will talk about something he obviously only read a sentence about and be completely wrong, but I can forgive him.

Song For The Deaf
Aug 10, 2006

I HAVE TO USE MY SOUND SWORD NOW.
UYD's continuing listenability can't be overstated. Episodes they recorded in 2006 are still hilarious an relevant, which makes this a great show to archive binge on. I listened to episodes 1-260 over the course of about 6 months.

RustyTrombone
Oct 23, 2007

by zen death robot

Song For The Deaf posted:

UYD's continuing listenability can't be overstated. Episodes they recorded in 2006 are still hilarious an relevant, which makes this a great show to archive binge on. I listened to episodes 1-260 over the course of about 6 months.

This can't be stressed enough. Anyone I turn on to this podcast I tell them to just start at episode 1. When I jumped in in the early 200s I didn't really like it, but I started to listen in order out of curiosity and I got hooked. The early episodes really build up the two hosts as the characters they are and you learn the origins of every insidy type joke. Like Song For The Deaf said, they have rarely felt dated at all so it's all fresh and hilarious content.

If you jump in to the newer ones and don't care for it, give the older ones a try. I'm still not caught up to the current ones, I have like 50 to go.

I'm gonna try to get some episode recommendations/clips up soon as well, so if anyone has any to add let me know.

Big Bob Pataki
Jan 23, 2009

The Bob that Refreshes

RustyTrombone posted:

I'm gonna try to get some episode recommendations/clips up soon as well, so if anyone has any to add let me know.

Craigslist. Nothing but Craigslist.

soru
Apr 27, 2003

The Red God has his due, sweet girl, and only death may pay for life.
UYD is the best podcast that exists.

Behold! A Elk!
May 12, 2009
UYD is the best. Currently I seem to be obsessed with digging up info about Seth (no actual luck) Jahnathan shares so much that I feel like I need some Seth info. I have heard from somewhere that he works at a dispensary. It's possible this info is on their forums. I am also wondering if he actually has a daughter (like it seems possible but its hard to tell sometimes when he is being sincere). I wish there was a seat-belts bumper sticker.

Has anyone heard the episode of JJgo! where they attempted to guest star on somebody elses podcast? That was one of the most awkward things imaginable (not that I personally don't like JJgo! I just think that those two groups really don't work together well).

As for favorites (Going off of the ones I five stared in I-tunes): 16 (the white man calls her flute playing, wind), 61, 83, 87, and 115.

Snood
Jul 5, 2006

I WILL SHOOT YOU AND I KNOW ROBOT KARATE
Protip about this podcast one of the best episodes is episode 206 where Seth's mom Marcia guest co-hosts.

I can't overstate how much joy i get from listening to this podcast, honestly I can (and have) been just listening and re-listening to episodes for about a year and a half now.

I will say that i disagree about JAHnathon's poetry, I don't think it's particularly funny.


Weed Horse City is a funny game though.

BIZORT
Jan 24, 2003

Behold! A Elk! posted:

I am also wondering if he actually has a daughter (like it seems possible but its hard to tell sometimes when he is being sincere).

In the latest episode (Sept 15 2011) they started making fun of children's names in the context of a story and Jonathan mentioned a particular, normal name and made it sound like that was Seth's kid's name. I'm pretty new to the podcast so maybe it's an inside joke I'm not aware of but I think that's what it was.

I've listened to about 15 or so episodes (a few in the 120s and the most current ones) and had been hoping to get recommendations so thank you

Snood
Jul 5, 2006

I WILL SHOOT YOU AND I KNOW ROBOT KARATE
I really dont think seth has a daughter, the jokes he makes about his "daughter" are typically just referring to a joke made a long time ago about how sexy he wants her to dress.

Behold! A Elk!
May 12, 2009

Snood posted:

I really dont think seth has a daughter, the jokes he makes about his "daughter" are typically just referring to a joke made a long time ago about how sexy he wants her to dress.

You just made me realize that if it was revealed that he actually did there would suddenly be a whole lot of creepy dudes creeping all around just given how the internet tends to be.

Half of Dracula
Oct 24, 2008

Perhaps the same could be
Seth is just really mysterious. I always wonder where he works, because most of the time he portrays himself as this super-panicked wreck...

Behold! A Elk!
May 12, 2009
I have heard both video store and marijuana dispensary from different sources. I can't imagine him working at a dispensary though given the sobriety and such, Although he supposedly has a strain named after him.

RustyTrombone
Oct 23, 2007

by zen death robot

Behold! A Elk! posted:

I have heard both video store and marijuana dispensary from different sources. I can't imagine him working at a dispensary though given the sobriety and such, Although he supposedly has a strain named after him.



Seth's Sexy Sativa: A strain of medicinal marijuana sold in Hollywood, California. After people smoke it, they're not sure at first, then they sit back and realize, "wait a minute, everything here is like, awesome. Wicked awesome" (Episode 121, 8:51 Jonathan smokes it.)

RustyTrombone fucked around with this message at 04:31 on Sep 22, 2011

widunder
May 2, 2002

Snood posted:

Protip about this podcast one of the best episodes is episode 206 where Seth's mom Marcia guest co-hosts.
Yeah, the greatest modern day (relative to me getting into the show at around 110-120) would be Seth's mom co-hosting. It's really, really funny and charming.

How about some old timey UYD (sometimes one-off) segments that you miss? Real hobo or Seth hobo, real/fake Grateful Dead song and Who's *something* *something*, Jonathan's book review of A Clockwork Orange ("Hey, Jon, man. Great work. It's almost ready for your portfolio. First off, gotta read the book. Secondly, gotta read the book."). I specifically remember the segment that really got me hooked (other than the Craigslist readings obviously) being Whooooooooooooo am I?

widunder fucked around with this message at 05:49 on Sep 22, 2011

RustyTrombone
Oct 23, 2007

by zen death robot

quote:

How about some old timey UYD (sometimes one-off) segments that you miss? Real hobo or Seth hobo, real/fake Grateful Dead song and Who's *something* *something*.

One that I never really cared for was rap/country song of the week. It could be great sometimes, I guess.

Weed/horse/mind's eye forever!

soru
Apr 27, 2003

The Red God has his due, sweet girl, and only death may pay for life.

nemoulette posted:

Whooooooooooooo am I?

Is Amir ever actually on the show? I've listened to like 200-present and then 1-130ish and he's been doing Whooo Am I but then stopped so I guess it fell through.

widunder
May 2, 2002

soru posted:

Is Amir ever actually on the show? I've listened to like 200-present and then 1-130ish and he's been doing Whooo Am I but then stopped so I guess it fell through.
Have a listen to the latest live show.

Relistening to the Seth's mom episode. She has the thickest accent ever. It's funny because sometimes, once in a while, Seth's accent sneaks out (specifically during a Craigslist reading where he shouts "IT'S SHAKESPEAAH").

RustyTrombone
Oct 23, 2007

by zen death robot

soru posted:

Is Amir ever actually on the show? I've listened to like 200-present and then 1-130ish and he's been doing Whooo Am I but then stopped so I guess it fell through.

Nope. :(

edit: oh drat! ^^^

Binowru
Feb 15, 2007

I never set out to be weird. It was always other people who called me weird.

nemoulette posted:

How about some old timey UYD (sometimes one-off) segments that you miss?

I can't remember which episode(s) it was, but Seth did a segment called "You tell me, dog." Basically, he would read a story that would have some kind of paranormal angle or it would have a really strange twist/coincidence in it, and he'd end the story with, "You tell me, dog. You tell me." I wish they'd bring that back.

widunder
May 2, 2002
unless he's gotten one within the last few years, i think it's safe to assume that neither of them are parents considering their fight in episode 89. as often as Jonathan is wrong about dumb things, "i think it's because you're an east coast catholic" was pretty funny and on point

DangerDummy!
Jul 7, 2009

Seth doesn't have a daughter, but he does have an adopted black grandson named Jeffrey.

GraPar
Jun 2, 2011
Yeah, this is definitely my favourite podcast as well, and I listen to an absolute load. Sharing everyone's fascination with the enigmatic Romatelli. My favourite bits of the show are usually when they get absolutely terrified by the present, then freak out even more about the future.

Anyone else start speaking a bit like them in real life? I always find myself using Seth's 'sound effects', like 'bowsch', or his his kind of whooshing one. Plus 'Nope!'.

Al!
Apr 2, 2010

:coolspot::coolspot::coolspot::coolspot::coolspot:

nemoulette posted:

As often as Jonathan is wrong about dumb things, "i think it's because you're an east coast catholic" was pretty funny and on point

My favorite "Jonathan is wrong about dumb things" moment comes from a recent podcast where he freaks out on that guy whose job it obviously is to clean ATMs thinking he's some kind of psycho pervert. He thought he was like in the right but I just imagine he looked like a crazy person.

Shirkelton
Apr 6, 2009

I'm not loyal to anything, General... except the dream.

Half of Dracula posted:

Seth is just really mysterious. I always wonder where he works, because most of the time he portrays himself as this super-panicked wreck...

Well, he was in Crossroads, and an episode of McBride opposite John Larroquet Snr. So, there's that.

CortezFantastic
Aug 10, 2003

I SEE DEMONS
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWsnaLIln1c

One of Jonathan's best rants about present day (even it was from 5 years ago)

JethroMcB
Jan 23, 2004

We're normal now.
We love your family.
Been listening to UYD for a little more than two and a half years now. Started in January of 2009. The first episode I happened to download was 146, where they covered the nominees for the 2009 Adult Video Awards. By the end of that segment I was downloading the entire series to get caught up. It really is amazing how the show never feels dated, even though they're usually talking about current events and trends for half the episode.

Binowru posted:

But I think if you listen to the June 30, 2011 ep. of UYD and aren't brought to tears of laughter by their discussion of the boy who survived two plane crashes, then you probably don't have a sense of humor.

Not just two plane crashes, but two plane crashes where his Dad was the pilot, and the first crash killed his mom and two siblings. It's the craziest, most hosed-up story possible yet somehow they wring about 5 solid minutes of comedy from it.

"Let's go back, years later, with Stepmom. New Mom. What, you wanna kill New Mom too? Oh, you just kill everybody! But me. I guess you love me and you hate everybody else. I'm kinda cool with that, at least."

Al! posted:

My favorite "Jonathan is wrong about dumb things" moment comes from a recent podcast where he freaks out on that guy whose job it obviously is to clean ATMs thinking he's some kind of psycho pervert. He thought he was like in the right but I just imagine he looked like a crazy person.

Even if his job is to clean the ATM (Which isn't a job I'm familiar with, but whatever,) why was the guy ordering people to move back so he could take a bunch of pictures of the ATM? Why did he pull the the discarded receipts out of the trash and take pictures of those? That's one where I totally bought that Jah ran across a legit crazy LA person. Their stories about Los Angeles are phenomenal, but they have also convinced me that I want to do everything in my power to avoid ever being in that city.

GraPar posted:

Anyone else start speaking a bit like them in real life? I always find myself using Seth's 'sound effects', like 'bowsch', or his his kind of whooshing one. Plus 'Nope!'.

I've used "wicked" since like 7th or 8th grade, but I definitely started using it way more thanks to hearing it nonstop from Seth.

Also, I love the recent introduction of "Bowsch!" It gets a laugh out of me every time. "You Bowsch me, I Bowsch you!"

Al!
Apr 2, 2010

:coolspot::coolspot::coolspot::coolspot::coolspot:

JethroMcB posted:

Even if his job is to clean the ATM (Which isn't a job I'm familiar with, but whatever,) why was the guy ordering people to move back so he could take a bunch of pictures of the ATM? Why did he pull the the discarded receipts out of the trash and take pictures of those? That's one where I totally bought that Jah ran across a legit crazy LA person. Their stories about Los Angeles are phenomenal, but they have also convinced me that I want to do everything in my power to avoid ever being in that city.

Because part of their job is taking photos of the ATM site to report to the bank, including of receipts to check receipt quality.

RustyTrombone
Oct 23, 2007

by zen death robot
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4WeSTHZtU8&feature=channel_video_title This is definitely one of Jonathan's bests stories.

My favorite one though is when he steals the sacred Indian weed and swears he would never do it to him because of his Rastafarian religion "bro".

Honorable mentions are the three blues traveler stories, especially the first one. I'll try to have all of these in the op in some form soon.

RustyTrombone fucked around with this message at 01:41 on Jul 16, 2013

DebonaireD
May 7, 2007

I love Uhh Yeah Dude, my girlfriend and I have been listening to it while driving around for like three years now. Nobody else even really anywhere sounds as deeply 90s as these two. I think because they're pretty young and producing everything in this show that the way they talk just doesn't sound affected at all, its so much more natural and listenable than the hundreds of others out there trying to put on a more planned scripted show. This is a super consistent show, too. Out of the hundreds of episodes there aren't any drought periods that I can remember. Gotta get out to one of their live shows sometime if they're ever back on the east coast.

My favorite bit was when Seth did a streak of like twenty 'Hey Florida's in a row, just telling each sordid tale and punctuating it with 'Hey Florida' over and over, slowly building intensity. Seth's rants are the best.

CortezFantastic
Aug 10, 2003

I SEE DEMONS

DebonaireD posted:

My favorite bit was when Seth did a streak of like twenty 'Hey Florida's in a row, just telling each sordid tale and punctuating it with 'Hey Florida' over and over, slowly building intensity. Seth's rants are the best.

Oh god I remember this, what episode was it?

Riptor
Apr 13, 2003

here's to feelin' good all the time
I love Seth because he grew up in Haverhill, MA which is the town next to my hometown so we sound similar accent-wise, and I pick up on a ton of references that I'm sure don't mean anything to anyone. Like him going on a date with a girl to a Papa Gino's.

I mentioned it in the other podcast thread but my favorite Jonathan-spewing-nonsense instance was also one of the few times that Seth straight up refused to accept it.

It was something like this:

Jah: So there's a video out there from the 70s that shows people's auras
Seth: Nope. Nooooo there's not.
Jah: Anyway so there's footage of a baby being born and you can see the moment when the baby's aura separates from the mother's
Seth: Well, no there isn't, but okay. Moving on

SullivanPRIME
Mar 17, 2009

Al! posted:

Because part of their job is taking photos of the ATM site to report to the bank, including of receipts to check receipt quality.

Wait what? Thats a real actual thing? I was so with Jah on that. Guess not. I've probably listened to each episode like 3 times over at this point and I'm still madly in love with this show. Also texting Jonathan actually works for all you new guys, I've gotten quite a few responses from him.

quote:

Like him going on a date with a girl to a Papa Gino's.

I think you mean Puppa Gino's. And Priv-a-see.

Riptor
Apr 13, 2003

here's to feelin' good all the time

SullivanPRIME posted:

Also texting Jonathan actually works for all you new guys, I've gotten quite a few responses from him.

You can also call Seth, he's in the LA phonebook. You'll get his voicemail which is similar to the actual UYD voicemail, and if you leave your number he'll call you back.

Riptor
Apr 13, 2003

here's to feelin' good all the time
Also wasn't Jonathan married at some point? There was some weirdness there

SullivanPRIME
Mar 17, 2009

Riptor posted:

Also wasn't Jonathan married at some point? There was some weirdness there

Yeah to a lady named Justine I think, he mentions getting divorced a few times though. Though not actually officially divorced for whatever (probably Jah's lovely finances) reason.

take three tablets
Nov 21, 2005

Hell Gem

Half of Dracula posted:

Seth is just really mysterious. I always wonder where he works, because most of the time he portrays himself as this super-panicked wreck...

There was a recent episode of Jordan Jesse GO! where Jordan was talking about getting his medical marijuana card whatever it's called, and he mentioned thinking about going to "friend of the show" Seth's dispensary, but didn't for whatever reason.

Asnorban
Jun 13, 2003

Professor Gavelsmoke


nemoulette posted:

unless he's gotten one within the last few years, i think it's safe to assume that neither of them are parents considering their fight in episode 89. as often as Jonathan is wrong about dumb things, "i think it's because you're an east coast catholic" was pretty funny and on point

I have a hard time listening to that fight. Jah sounded legit raged.

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JethroMcB
Jan 23, 2004

We're normal now.
We love your family.

Al! posted:

Because part of their job is taking photos of the ATM site to report to the bank, including of receipts to check receipt quality.

I'd ask why not just take the physical receipts, but listening to it again Jah says he didn't notice what he did with them after he took the photos. I can accept that it's a job, but the way they're going about it sounds really weird. Also maybe their employees should wear uniforms and gloves instead of just walking around with a spray bottle hidden in a bag while wearing "Full loving motorcycle regalia."

Anyhow, can you blame me or Jah for being suspicious? Remember, this is the show that brought us the story about the guy walking around a supermarket spraying women with his own jizz in a bottle.

Riptor posted:

I love Seth because he grew up in Haverhill, MA which is the town next to my hometown so we sound similar accent-wise, and I pick up on a ton of references that I'm sure don't mean anything to anyone.

What can you tell us about the Egg Wars?

Asnorban posted:

I have a hard time listening to that fight. Jah sounded legit raged.

Cannot listen to the fight episode at all. The whole thing is too weird - but the reveal years later that Seth's apartment The Studio had a gas leak that night was an incredible turn of events.

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