Episode 499: State of the Union [Patreon Preview]

The final episode of Yeah But Still. Thank you to everyone who listened to us over the years. If you want to keep hearing our voices you can listen to Jack's new show Otherworld and be on the lookout next week for Brandon and Jamel's new show The Brandon Jamel Show.  You can also get tickets to see Brandon performing live across the country at https://linktr.ee/Brandonwardell

A classic patreon episode unlocked as part of our YBS Golden Collection. This episode is about a now infamous bad experience brandon has with a specific east coast school.  Click here to get tickets to Brandon's upcoming stand up dates

A classic patreon episode unlocked as part of our YBS Golden Collection. This episode features our first interview with the infamous Jacob Wohl. (The views of Jacob Wohl do not reflect those of Yeah But Still) 

A classic patreon episode unlocked as part of our YBS Golden Collection. In this episode we interview actor and businessman Wayne Diamond inside his NYC apartment.

Our final patreon episode of YBS. Full episode at www.patreon.com/yeahbutstill

Gavin Matts enters the intellectual free market of ideas to discuss the ethics of babies playing on they iPad MARCH 2 LOS ANGELES, CA @ BRAIN DEAD STUDIOS https://link.dice.fm/w200cb20ace4 MARCH 24-25 SEATTLE, WA @ LAUGHS COMEDY CLUB https://www.eventbrite.com/e/comedian-brandon-wardell-tickets-531451233947?aff=ebdsoporgprofile THE BRANDON JAMEL SHOW DROPPING IN MARCH PATREON.COM/YEAHBUTSTILL

Jack interviews Nathan Williams and Stephen Pope of the band Wavves about the band's rise to fame, landlord allegations, being fed monkey meat by the president of Myspace Mexico and navigating the indie music world.

Full Episode at www.patreon.com/yeahbutstill

Comedian Adam Pally joins us to discuss the time he watched Entourage straight through without stopping, airplane conspiracy theories, self sabotage and his new movie "Who Invited Charlie?"

John Barrett aka Bass Drum of Death joins us to talk about starting his career as a one man band and recording his first two albums by himself using only a 60 dollar Blue Snowball microphone. In fact, Blue should 100% be sponsoring him in some way, if anyone from this company is listening right now.... not a bad idea.