The Yoderless Episode: Episode #208
Yoders been kidnapped, so you’re stuck with chop & cheetah. We discuss the USA winning gold, men’s mental health and the breaking news of the Paramount/Warner Brothers deal.
Yoders been kidnapped, so you’re stuck with chop & cheetah. We discuss the USA winning gold, men’s mental health and the breaking news of the Paramount/Warner Brothers deal.
We’re rewriting history, snubbing billion-dollar movies out of spite, and handing gold statues to whoever we feel like. Jules Houston from The Virtuosos Podcast joins us as we officially take over the Academy.
This week we’re joined by Tony — a former racer who’s swapped the driver’s seat for the microphone. He shares what it’s like to experience the sport from both sides of the helmet and the stories that come with it.
Guest cancelled. Mics were still hot. Bad decisions followed.
A surprisingly epic deep dive into the messy, mysterious, and mildly unhinged history of mayonnaise.
We’re joined by Del Reid — Bills Mafia legend and founder of 26 Shirts — to talk football, giving back, and how a fanbase turned into a family.
https://26shirts.com/
www.instagram.com/delreid26
This week we’re joined by a paranormal investigator to talk real-life ghost hunts, unexplained encounters, and what actually goes into investigating the unknown.
@BeyondLogicw.tiffany
One for the books
The stuff we loved, the movies that stuck, and a 200th episode milestone. Yeah… this one’s going in the books.
Two hundred episodes later and somehow we’re still driving. A look back at where this podcast started, how it changed us, and why we’re not hitting the brakes anytime soon.
“Tonight’s episode is all about reconnecting. We are joined by an old friend we haven’t seen in a long time, and we catch up on life, memories, and everything that’s changed along the way. Real conversations, real laughs, and a whole lot of nostalgia.”
This week we dive into The Perfect Neighbor on Netflix — breaking down the twists, the unsettling moments, and the real-life questions it raises. We share our reactions, what shocked us most, and why this documentary sticks with you long after it’s over.
In this episode, we revisit one of the Great Lakes’ most haunting tragedies: the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. We break down the ship’s final hours, the storm that took it, and the mysteries that still surround its sinking. We also look at the legacy it left behind and why this story continues to captivate people decades later.
This week we’re trading podcasts for pit stops as we chat with a local race car driver about the thrill of the track, wild moments behind the wheel, and the passion that keeps the engine running.
Make sure you give Andrew a follow at his YouTube channel where he documents his other passion, Hunting with his father.
https://youtube.com/@fullthrottleoutdoors6268?si=6z9jk9K-bkvFA4i9
This week we start off swapping stories about the long waits between streaming shows, awkward first dates, and unforgettable concert moments — and then take a more serious turn to talk about suicide awareness and the importance of checking in on the people you care about. It’s an episode full of laughs, honesty, and heart.
If you someone or you yourself need help:
If you need to talk, the 988 Lifeline is here.
Text, call or chat: 988
https://988lifeline.org/
Dim the lights and grab your favorite ghoul — we’re talking about the movies that make Halloween movie nights legendary. It’s equal parts spooky and stupid, just how we like it.
This episode is dedicated to Cheetahs Auntie Kay. Thank you for always supporting my love for movies. I’ll miss you
Chop is back, and this week he brought us some more mascots. This time we cover the NHL, and Rich has a meltdown over how terrible some of them are.
In 1984, a lone gunman named James Huberty walked into a McDonald’s in San Ysidro, California, and opened fire on its employees and patrons. James suffered from mental health issues and believed that society had failed him, and this was their fault.
This week, we delve into the chilling world of true crime, revisiting the tragic events of the 1991 Yogurt Shop murders in Austin, Texas. Four teenage girls lost their lives in this horrific incident, leaving behind a trail of unanswered questions and a profound sense of loss.
Chop takes us back to the world of Mascots this week with the NBA. Except Chop showed up late! So we start the episode without him waiting for him to finally stroll in.
Transcript
We had a real doozy planned this week, but chop couldn’t make it and we forgot to do our homework. So we’re just hanging out, talking some shit.