The DJ Bob Show

Discover the art of storytelling with The DJ Bob Show as we sit down with acclaimed writer, director, and creator Tim McKeon. With an impressive portfolio including Gravity Falls, Fish Hooks, and Sesame Street, Tim joins host DJ Bob to explore his creative ventures, delve into his commitment to disability representation in media, and uncover the magic behind his creations. From past successes to his continuous journey, including projects beyond Helpsters, tune in for an engaging conversation about shaping narratives and promoting inclusivity.

On this episode of The DJ Bob Show, DJ Bob interviews television creative Alan Goodman, who was behind the iconic branding efforts of Nickelodeon and MTV in their early years. They discuss the use of doo-wop in Nickelodeon's sonic logo and bumpers, the implementation of the splat, and more.

Grab your headphones and join the ultimate hangout session with DJ Bob and his buddy Nate Begle on the newest episode of The DJ Bob Show. Nate is the jack-of-all-trades – podcaster, puppeteer, voiceover coach, and voiceover artist – and happens to be the show's editor too. It's like catching up with old friends as they chat about the enchanting process of bringing stories to life.

Tune in to uncover the magic behind weaving narratives, tweaking voices, and conjuring emotions with sound. This episode will make you feel like you're chilling with DJ Bob and Nate, sparking your own creative ideas and fostering a deeper love for storytelling.

DJ Bob and pop culture historian Allison McClain Merrill are joined by journalist Michael Tedder to discuss how MySpace revolutionized the music industry. Tedder is the author of Top Eight: How MySpace Changed Music, and he shares his personal experiences with the platform, including how it made it easier to discover new bands and more.

Jon "Bermuda" Schwartz, drummer for Weird Al Yankovic for over 40 years, talks about his career in music, how Weird Al's fanbase spans generations, and his interest in photography on The DJ Bob Show. In this episode, Schwartz discusses the challenges and rewards of playing drums for a parody artist, the creative process behind creating such classics as "The Saga Begins" and "Albuquerque," his photography, how Weird Al's music appeals to people of all ages, and his photo books that capture the behind-the-scenes moments of his time with Weird Al.

The DJ Bob Show pays tribute to the late Paul Reubens with guest Caseen Gaines, author of Inside Pee-wee's Playhouse: The Untold, Unauthorized, and Unpredictable Story of a Pop Phenomenon. They discuss Reubens' life and career, from his early days as a performer to his rise to fame with Pee-wee's Playhouse and his legacy within pop culture. DJ Bob and Caseen also share their personal memories of Pee-wee and Paul Reubens.

In this episode of The DJ Bob Show, we're joined by Ryan Dusick, the founding drummer of Maroon 5. Ryan talks about the band's rise to fame, the mental and physical tolls that fame took on him, and how it led to him leaving the band. He also discusses how he's found contentment in his work as a therapist, and how he's overcome adversity in his life.

Shannon Flynn, director of Hannah Montana, Sesame Street, and Helpsters, discusses her career in children's television and her passion for diversity and inclusion. She talks about the importance of representing all children on screen and how she works to make her shows more inclusive.

Tarah Scheaffer, who appeared on Sesame Street from 1993 to 2000, discusses her experiences on the show and her advocacy for disability inclusion in children's media. She is also friends with the host of the podcast, DJ Bob, and they discuss their shared experiences as people with disabilities.

In this special episode, the tables are turned on DJ Bob for the fourth time, as Tony-award nominee and puppeteer Stephanie D'Abruzzo interviews him. They talk about the longevity of the show, creative burnout, and much more! We also discover Bob's love for yacht rock, chicken parm, and his love of sleep.

DJ Bob has been hosting The DJ Bob Show for 13 years, and in that time he has interviewed some of the biggest names in pop culture. He is proud of the work he has done and the community he has built.

In this episode, Stephanie D'Abruzzo asks DJ Bob about the challenges of keeping a podcast going for so long, and how he has managed to stay creative. They also discuss the importance of finding a balance between work and life, and how to avoid creative burnout.