
Gen X ex-cruise ship comedians T.J. Shanoff and Tony Mendoza celebrate the Fab Four without taking anything too seriously. Roll up for the long and rambling road. More at untitledbeatlespodcast.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ImprovComedyMusicMusic Commentary | |||

To quote the great Rob Thomas, "Man it's a hot one!" This week, the guys are keeping cool ("So cool" -- Rob Thomas) and we hope you are too. And, frankly, we like our hot summer days like we like our Let It Be... Naked!
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Since it’s a holiday weekend, this episode’s blurb was written by A.I. (American Intelligents)
Happy 250th birthday to the United States of America! And hey America, what better way to celebrate than with an American podcast about the world’s most f... more
Originally aired October 29, 2022
HOLY MOLY IT'S HERE. And Tony and T.J. want to talk about it. Join the Fab Fellas as they go Full Culkin™ on the latest (and perhaps greatest? LISTEN TO FIND OUT!) Super Deluxe Special Edition reissue of the Beatles... more
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In-depth analysis of the quote “Gentlemen, I’m sure you’d like to be the first to know. We got the tapes”, tasteful harpsichord renditions of Jimmie Nicol solo material, frame by frame appreciation of “The Compleat Beatles”, grammatically correct criticism of “Kum Back”, and several Chicago (the band, not the city) references. 🍏
Who is listening on this Candy? There's very little substance. So those wanting Beatles content have so many great options (not this). The intent seems to be to amuse listeners either morning radio gags and bits. But does anyone like that any more? I guess. But these guys don't even seem to be amused by their schtick. The forced laughter is a tip off that no one including the hosts are amused.
They’re funny (in a goofy, silly way) that may not appeal to everyone. But their show is fun and they’ve got heart.
They genuinely love The Beatles.
And I’ve heard ‘em all. The best & funniest stuff around. All that we are left waiting for is TJ’s full review of “Driving Rain” and…of course…Ringo’s “Bad Boy”
This show is an absolute ripper. Tony and T.J bring a witty vibe to celebrating the Fab Four, and it’s clear from the get-go they’re not taking anything too seriously. It took me a couple of episodes to fully get into their schtick, but once I did, I was hooked.
The production is top notch, with Casey adding brilliant touches and fun audio bits that really bring the show to life. What sets these blokes apart is how much they really love The Beatles – you can hear it in every episode. I’d take... more
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The show centers on deep, often humorous discussions of The Beatles and related solo projects, filtered through a Gen X perspective. Episodes frequently explore track-by-track analysis, production choices, and historical context, while peppered with Chicago-area culture, pop-culture trivia, and playful banter. A standout trait is the hosts' genuine affection for the material paired with sharp, improvisational humor and a strong community feel around fan history, local institutions, and era-specific anecdotes. Notable for its cinematic soundbits, insider references, and a steady mix of scholarly context and goofy riffs, it's likely to appeal to devoted beatleheads who enjoy entertaining, voice-driven conversations with a local flavor and a p... more
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