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The Juice with Jeff #285
On this episode Dana Minrzer Leman and Zander Leman conduct and co-produce their fantastic, superb, very conversational, and really creative interview with me in person. This is Dana's sixth time (fifth in person) and Zander's fourth time (third in person) on the podcast. I truly believe that this episode is one of the most creative ones that we've ever produced of the entire Juice with Jeff series so far!!
For all of the questions, Dana and Zander also share what their answers are to these questions as well.
Here are the questions that Dana and Zander asked me during the interview:
What do you think about car fobs, do you prefer fobs over traditional keys or do you think they're not worth it?
What is your opinion about the song by The Trashmen called "Surfin' Bird"? During this question, I also give examples of other parody or novelty songs I like by artists such as Weird Al Yankovic.
Dandelions bloom twice, once for yellow and once for white. If you could only be either the white or the yellow version of a dandelion, which one would you choose and why?
What are your thoughts on how movies create or influence real life in ways that are unintended?
What pasta shape do you prefer?
What are names of weird things that people just don't commonly know?
In Japanese art forms they have what is called MA, which describes empty spaces or voids. What is an empty space or void that you can identify in the world that is meaningful to you?
Have you ever been stumped when it comes to developing a project or something similar?
For the next question, Dana brings up the mezuzah scrolls/cases that Jewish people have on the doorposts on their homes. If you had to take out the scroll that was in there and put in a scroll that said something important to you, what would you like that to say? Or if you could add another scroll to the mezuzah's actual scroll and double wrap, what would you want the second scroll to say that's important to you?
If you could be any mythological creature, what would it be and why?
Who in your house takes out the garbage?
Has there ever been a significant dream you've had in your sleep that stays with you?
What book are you reading right now and what's happening in your book?
If you could be any kind of weather, what would you be and why?
We conclude the podcast with all three of us sharing what we appreciate about each other and having a moment of "Ma" with it.
This episode of the podcast was recorded on Sunday afternoon April 27, 2025 and it runs 1 hour and 3 minutes long. Our opening and closing theme music is provided by Oleg Kyrylkovv courtesy of Pixabay. Funding for this podcast is provided by RandomKid, Lisa Krain, and Wendi Roush. Enjoy!!
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By Jeff DuitchOn this episode Dana Minrzer Leman and Zander Leman conduct and co-produce their fantastic, superb, very conversational, and really creative interview with me in person. This is Dana's sixth time (fifth in person) and Zander's fourth time (third in person) on the podcast. I truly believe that this episode is one of the most creative ones that we've ever produced of the entire Juice with Jeff series so far!!
For all of the questions, Dana and Zander also share what their answers are to these questions as well.
Here are the questions that Dana and Zander asked me during the interview:
What do you think about car fobs, do you prefer fobs over traditional keys or do you think they're not worth it?
What is your opinion about the song by The Trashmen called "Surfin' Bird"? During this question, I also give examples of other parody or novelty songs I like by artists such as Weird Al Yankovic.
Dandelions bloom twice, once for yellow and once for white. If you could only be either the white or the yellow version of a dandelion, which one would you choose and why?
What are your thoughts on how movies create or influence real life in ways that are unintended?
What pasta shape do you prefer?
What are names of weird things that people just don't commonly know?
In Japanese art forms they have what is called MA, which describes empty spaces or voids. What is an empty space or void that you can identify in the world that is meaningful to you?
Have you ever been stumped when it comes to developing a project or something similar?
For the next question, Dana brings up the mezuzah scrolls/cases that Jewish people have on the doorposts on their homes. If you had to take out the scroll that was in there and put in a scroll that said something important to you, what would you like that to say? Or if you could add another scroll to the mezuzah's actual scroll and double wrap, what would you want the second scroll to say that's important to you?
If you could be any mythological creature, what would it be and why?
Who in your house takes out the garbage?
Has there ever been a significant dream you've had in your sleep that stays with you?
What book are you reading right now and what's happening in your book?
If you could be any kind of weather, what would you be and why?
We conclude the podcast with all three of us sharing what we appreciate about each other and having a moment of "Ma" with it.
This episode of the podcast was recorded on Sunday afternoon April 27, 2025 and it runs 1 hour and 3 minutes long. Our opening and closing theme music is provided by Oleg Kyrylkovv courtesy of Pixabay. Funding for this podcast is provided by RandomKid, Lisa Krain, and Wendi Roush. Enjoy!!