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The Juice with Jeff #273
On this episode of the podcast, Melanie Wehrmacher conducts and co-produces a fantastic and conversational interview with me thru Zoom. This is Melanie's third time on the podcast.
After introductory comments from both of us, Melanie asked me the following questions:
Do you remember what your first film in a movie theater was and if so, what movie was it? Later on during the podcast, Melanie shares what her first film was in a movie theater.
I share how for the third year in a row I'm watching everything in my TV Show and Movie DVD/Blu-Ray Collection in the A to Z alphabetical order way during my spare time at night. This began December 29th of last year and will run thru I'm guessing sometime in late spring or early summer.
Is there anything that popped up even as a general interest story or some story in the news that made you happy you were reading the news?
What sources of independent/non-corporate news would you recommend?
How are you navigating using social media in today's more polarizing world with everything going on in society?
Are there other podcasts you like to listen to that you would recommend?
What is your daily routine be and how do you set it up so that you can have the best possible day and night? After I answer the question, I ask Melanie to share how she would answer this same question.
Since both Melanie and I brought up a Disney movie for the very first films we ever saw in a movie theater, I talk a little bit about the Disney 1967 musical film The Happiest Millionaire, how I've had the full original Roadshow version of this movie on DVD since last September, and what I love about it.
What Jewish holiday(s)are the most important to you? Do you have one or more Jewish holidays that you enjoy the most?
Tell me about your family history and where your family came from.
Do you have a favorite vacation you've ever been on or a favorite place you've traveled to? I then ask Melanie the same question.
Do you have any other collections or things you collect besides your TV Show and Movie DVD/ Blu-Ray Collection?
This episode of the podcast was recorded on January 26, 2025 and it runs 1 hour and 11 minutes long. Our opening and closing theme music is provided by Oleg Kyrylkovv courtesy of Pixabay. Funding for this podcast is provided by RandomKid, Ann Kaatz LoBue, Fran Parr, Sarah Stokes, and Renee Whisnant. Enjoy!!
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By Jeff DuitchOn this episode of the podcast, Melanie Wehrmacher conducts and co-produces a fantastic and conversational interview with me thru Zoom. This is Melanie's third time on the podcast.
After introductory comments from both of us, Melanie asked me the following questions:
Do you remember what your first film in a movie theater was and if so, what movie was it? Later on during the podcast, Melanie shares what her first film was in a movie theater.
I share how for the third year in a row I'm watching everything in my TV Show and Movie DVD/Blu-Ray Collection in the A to Z alphabetical order way during my spare time at night. This began December 29th of last year and will run thru I'm guessing sometime in late spring or early summer.
Is there anything that popped up even as a general interest story or some story in the news that made you happy you were reading the news?
What sources of independent/non-corporate news would you recommend?
How are you navigating using social media in today's more polarizing world with everything going on in society?
Are there other podcasts you like to listen to that you would recommend?
What is your daily routine be and how do you set it up so that you can have the best possible day and night? After I answer the question, I ask Melanie to share how she would answer this same question.
Since both Melanie and I brought up a Disney movie for the very first films we ever saw in a movie theater, I talk a little bit about the Disney 1967 musical film The Happiest Millionaire, how I've had the full original Roadshow version of this movie on DVD since last September, and what I love about it.
What Jewish holiday(s)are the most important to you? Do you have one or more Jewish holidays that you enjoy the most?
Tell me about your family history and where your family came from.
Do you have a favorite vacation you've ever been on or a favorite place you've traveled to? I then ask Melanie the same question.
Do you have any other collections or things you collect besides your TV Show and Movie DVD/ Blu-Ray Collection?
This episode of the podcast was recorded on January 26, 2025 and it runs 1 hour and 11 minutes long. Our opening and closing theme music is provided by Oleg Kyrylkovv courtesy of Pixabay. Funding for this podcast is provided by RandomKid, Ann Kaatz LoBue, Fran Parr, Sarah Stokes, and Renee Whisnant. Enjoy!!