MASH Matters

What if Jeff had auditioned for Hawkeye? Why didn't old cast members appear in Dreams? What was the most tragic TV death of all time? Why did Jeff get arrested for flashing? What's with Klinger's shocked look? What was the city that lost power during the finale? And what the heck is Discord? Jeff & Ryan attempt (and often fail) to answer these and many more questions on this episode of MASH Matters.

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We're celebrating Charles Dubin on this episode of MASH Matters! Jeff & Ryan welcome Charlie's daughter, Zan, to honor the man who directed more episodes of M*A*S*H than any other director. We discuss Charlie's early years in entertainment, his legendary career, how he discovered Cinderella, his gentle optimism, and his years spent on the infamous Hollywood Blacklist. This episode also features a tribute to M*A*S*H Executive Producer Burt Metcalfe, who passed away in July 2022.

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In this episode, Jeff & Ryan share listener feedback on various topics including post-war relationships, Margaret & Hawkeye's love connection, Purple Hearts & Bronze Stars, Cumin & Turmeric, Canadians, swimming with bow-legged women, and the status of Dr. Hogly Wogly's Tyler Texas BBQ.

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Meet the Dream Team! Jeff & Ryan welcome Mike Farrell (BJ Hunnicutt), Catherine Bergstrom (Peg Hunnicutt), and Rick Waln (Lt. Garvey) for a lively chat about the season 8 episode, Dreams. We discuss reading the script for the first time, dancing in the O.R., eating a sandwich in front of Alan Alda, and the experience of filming M*A*S*H's most polarizing episode.

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What did the characters do after the war? Would you go to a real doctor named Frank Burns? And how many takes did it take to blow those tax papers off of the table in the mess tent? Jeff & Ryan attempt to answer these and other listener questions in this episode of MASH Matters. Slip into something red and enjoy the show!

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For the first time, you can listen and watch MASH Matters! Jeff & Ryan go on camera and off the rails with another completely unprepared and unedited episode. We also attempt to answer random listener questions about topics such as Hawkeye's Purple Hearts, Col. Potter's eyebrows, dancing with Rita Wilson, M*A*S*H action figures, and our favorite meals (excluding creamed weenies). Plus, Jeff gives an update on his cookbook!

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Let's go to the phones! Jeff & Ryan catch up on listener voicemails (again) on this episode of MASH Matters. Topics include theme song variations, sympathizing with Frank Burns, Alan Alda's podcast, Jeff's underestimated talent, imaginary television characters, high school graduation and New Jersey cons.

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In this episode, recorded live at Indiana Comic Convention, Ryan moderates a M*A*S*H Q&A panel starring Loretta Swit, Jamie Farr, and Jeff Maxwell!

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Jeff & Ryan dive into another pile of listener questions in this episode of MASH Matters. Topics include the real Radar O'Reilly, sending children on a 20-mile hike, the mysterious PA announcer, the nervousness of Mary Kay Place, Bloomington, Illinois, and the emotional connection to MASH. All this and Sparky, too. Shazam! For show notes, episodes, recipes, bios, and more visit our website.

Jeff & Ryan welcome the creative team behind the 1988 documentary Korean War: The Untold Story. We discuss the behind-the-scenes journey that took producer Arnold Shapiro, writer/director/producer Carol L. Fleisher, and host Loretta Swit to Panmunjom, Seoul, and the 38th Parallel in Korea. We dedicate this episode to the memory of Korean War veterans Frank Muetzel, Ed Reeves, Bob Lunney, and Vern Wright.