2019 Jagoff Recap Episode

The YaJagoff! Podcast - All about Pittsburgh

John and Rachael recap some of their fav guests and moments of the 2019 YaJagoff Podcast episodes. 5:10 We met the PG’s “Munch,” Dan Gigler at Carmella’s in the south side. He recapped the amazing story of Carmella’s Haitian chef’s amazing Pittsburgh life. 10:32 Our dear friend Scott Tady told us some fun Beaver County stories and made us less fearful of leaving Allegheny County. And which major music artist was he disappointed in? 15:32 One of Rachael’s faves, Pete Hewlett ends up in the greenroom with us and the first band to open at the Roxian New Mastersounds......he totally takes over and they end up smitten with him. 25:31 Rick “The Morning Walk Pic Guy” Dayton from KDKA-TV joined us behind the scenes of Hometown HIQ and made us all feel dumb! 32:34 The legendary Sean McDowell graced us at a Porch Tour stop with KDKA-TV meteorolgist, Ray Petelin. Are the really just common Pittsburghers?? 37:09 Natalie Bencivenga is a modern-day Katherine Hepburn with grace and skill according to Rachael. She stopped by Rach’s 100th episode along with other faves like Russell Howard and Paul and Shelly. 39:44 Our PTL ladies finally caved and let us invade their porch! Jill and Marie—the duo who make PTL a hit let us bring the podcast to them and find out what some cues mean and how to tame some nervy guests. 45:29 The Duffy Women are amazing. They are cut-throat and sharp-witted and loving all at the same time and they make you feel like you are home at the dinner table with your own crazy family while drinking wine of course! 48:06 A reflection podcast would not be complete without John’s absolute fave Greg Brown who hangs out with Handy Andy Amrheing to talk Pirates, toilets, Christmas lights and selling houses to the new Pirates’ manager. While this podcast is only a few weeks old, any time is a good time to talk about Greg! See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices