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Yesteryear Ballyhoo Revue

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Laughs and Lessons from Hollywood’s Golden Age

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Latest Episodes

Zach ventures to the Dark Carnival of cinema that was the collaboration of Tod Browning & Lon Chaney as he and guests Sterling Cook (Tour de Tati) and filmmaker Jake Algier (Writer/Actor/Performer, Doctor Tenn) unpack THE UNHOLY THREE (1925) and THE ... more

Zach welcomes back actor & artist Erin Mullane (Velvet Void Creations) on a Trolley trip to 5135 Kensington Avenue, where they’ll deep dive into Vincent Minelli’s 1944 classic, MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS.

Follow the duo along as they sift through the long... more

Rashmi & Zach return after a long absence to continue their Noir Journey alongside special guest Stephen Palmer (Podcaster, ‘Asian Cinema Film Club’).

The trio take the Police Noir unit all the way to Norway as they unpack the nihilist daytime noir... more

Zach is joined by pod pal Rob Stroude ( Ballyhoo Correspondent & Blogger, ‘My Year With Micky’) to witness the Greatest Trial in Holiday History as they dive deep into the 1947 George Seaton Masterpiece, MIRACLE ON 34th STREET!

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Recent Guests

Stephen Palmer
A passionate podcaster and film enthusiast
Asian Cinema Film Club
Episode: Noir Mondial- Ch. XII: Insomnia (1997)
Rob Stroude
Returning guest with a fervent passion for classic film, especially the works of Laurel and Hardy.
Episode: Ep. 166: Miracle on 34th Street (1947) or ‘New York v. Kris Kringle: Dawn of Santa’
Spencer Kane
An actor involved in the Denver film scene and musician
Denver film scene
Episode: Ep. 164: Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948) or ‘Everything’s Coming Up Millhauser’
Zoë Kaperonis
Writer, scholar, and golden age aficionado
The Film Around the Corner
Episode: Ep. 157: Top Hat (1935) or ‘Feathers… I Hate Feathers’
Natalie Gordon
Film scholar and guest on the podcast
Episode: Ep. 155: PCU- Captain America (From 1944 to 2014)
Craig Shemin
Muppet historian and author of 'Sam & Friends: The Story of Jim Henson's First Television Show'
The Jim Henson Company
Episode: Ep. 151: YBRTV- Sam & Friends (1955-1961) or ‘Jim & Jane: Together Again’
Michael Holland
Film historian and guest speaker.
Episode: Ep. 149- The Cat and The Canary (1939) or “This is Bob ‘Do You Like Scary Movies?’ Hope”
Ryan Frost
Film enthusiast and guest commentator on the podcast
Reel Nerds Podcast
Episode: Ep. 148: Only Angels Have Wings (1939) or ‘Here’s To Plane Speaking’
Robert Stroude
A film enthusiast and returning guest who expresses his love for Laurel & Hardy.
Episode: Ep. 146: Babes in Toyland (1934) or ‘Laurel & Hardy’s Bogey-us Journey’

Hosts

Zach
Co-host and a central figure in discussions about classic films, known for his humorous commentary and enthusiasm for cinema.
Rashmi Menon
Co-host contributing insights into classic films with a focus on their cultural implications and storytelling techniques.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 27 ratings
  • Kid’s got style

    It’s incredible how much knowledge and fun Zach manages to fit into each episode! The high energy keeps the listener engaged, and his guests are outstanding. Plan lots of time to listen because you’re not going to want to pause at all. Thanks Zach for sharing your passion with us all!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aysquared66
    United States3 years ago
  • Ugh

    Guess what? 50 years ag people said things you now find offensive. 50 years from now the things you say will be found to be offensive. How about you just review the movie?

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Gman Brad
    United States4 years ago
  • Ballyhoo Review (get it?, also helped your SEO for misspellings)

    Zach is a wealth of knowledge and a fun podcaster. The audio is also stellar. And as a past guest on his podcast, I know that it is fun to be his guest. So I know that the episodes can be long , but I think it’s worth it to hear a free wheelin natural conversation.

    Zach highlights movies in a way that I believe the next generation of movie goers will want to check them out.

    Zach you are amazing and an incredible person that I have the good fortune to become a friend only just recently. You li... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GeneKelly&DeanMartin93
    United States5 years ago
  • Nothing unstable here - All on solid ground entertainment!

    There is nothing unstable about this self confessed movie dork! I love Zach’s podcasts, they are fun, witty and very informative - he certainly knows his stuff 👌🏻

    Please keep them coming 💫

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OldFilmNerd
    United Kingdom5 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the wealth of knowledge the hosts share about classic films, along with their engaging and humorous delivery.
The dynamic discussions keep listeners entertained while providing meaningful insights into cinematic history.
Listeners often express gratitude for the personal anecdotes and nostalgia infused in the discussions, which connect them to their own experiences with film.
Some audience members have suggested that longer episodes can feel overloaded, yet still view the content as valuable and enriching.

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Ep. 166: Miracle on 34th Street (1947) or ‘New York v. Kris Kringle: Dawn of Santa’
Q: What does MIRACLE ON 34th STREET mean to you?
It's a nostalgia piece, reminding me of my childhood watching this film, particularly with my mom. It gets me in the festive mood for Christmas.
Ep. 163: YBRTV- It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (1966) or ‘All’s Quiet On The Suburban Front’
Q: How have the characters' depictions evolved over time?
Newer specials seem to lack the same charm and character depth that the original animation has, primarily due to changes in the creative team behind them.
Ep. 163: YBRTV- It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (1966) or ‘All’s Quiet On The Suburban Front’
Q: Do you think this special is better than A Charlie Brown Christmas?
While both are classics, this special seems to have a more dynamic production quality and storytelling.
Ep. 163: YBRTV- It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (1966) or ‘All’s Quiet On The Suburban Front’
Q: What was interesting about research specifically with Peanuts?
It gave insight into how people had to convince one another that these specials were necessary, revealing the charm and comedic value in understanding their historical context.
Ep. 151: YBRTV- Sam & Friends (1955-1961) or ‘Jim & Jane: Together Again’
Q: What do the Muppets mean to you?
The Muppets mean many things, but they represent my childhood and early adulthood experiences as they were integral to my life growing up and have remained significant throughout my career in puppetry and entertainment.

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What is Yesteryear Ballyhoo Revue about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast offers an engaging exploration of classic cinema, focusing particularly on Hollywood's Golden Age. With discussions that range from analyzing iconic films to examining their cultural significance, listeners can expect insightful commentary on a variety of genres, including comedy, horror, and drama. Episodes often feature roundtable discussions, guest appearances from film scholars and enthusiasts, and a mix of humor and nostalgia that fosters a welcoming atmosphere for both cinephiles and casual viewers alike. Unique to the podcast is its personal approach, where hosts share anecdotes and encourage audience reflection on the impact of these films on society and personal experiences.

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