Alarm clocks, core temperatures and children without fathers. It’s a rare episode where Jerry actually cares for someone’s well being! Don’t worry, we don’t just look busy, we’re actually doing work on this podcast.Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)
We’re back with Part 2! Last week it was The Wallet—now we’re diving into the sequel, The Watch (4.6). Can Elaine finally ditch her Svengali boyfriend? Will George squeeze out a better deal? And what’s Uncle Leo doing with Jerry’s watch? Tune in this Thursday to find out!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)
Celina and Eric are already feeling the September slump—tired, goofy, and ready to vent. This week they gripe about Morty and Helen in New York, question the actual distance from Florida to New York, and agree that smart watches are just plain dumb. Elaine’s finally back from vacation, and George? Completely intolerable. Join us for two-part episode as we discuss The Wallet!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)
This week we talk salvaging bbq sauces, a doll that looks like George’s mom, Elaine's sentimental side, a lame toothbrush and of course the opposite of hustling pool with the maestro. Join us this week for The Doll! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)
We’re thrilled to welcome our very first professional podcaster guests — the hilarious crew from @theplacetobe.podcast — for an episode you won’t want to miss!This week, we’re diving into The Wizard, and joining us are none other than Adam the Ugly Baby and Eric the Clown. Together we talk Kramer's retirement wardrobe, The Ross's revenge on George, and the ways in which Elaine attempts to learn her date's nationality. Should we be talking about this?This week is loaded with deepcuts from our guest, so tune in! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)
This week, Eric and Celina dive into shrinkage, “Hampton tomatas,” Kramer’s unforgettable beach montage, topless Jane, and—quite possibly—the world’s ugliest baby. Tune in for our takes, our laughs, and our latest ad! Stay to the end for a blooper reel—you’ll see why these ads aren’t as quick as they sound!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)
Another milestone for our podcast! Eric was in Ottawa for a visit and we got to record an episode in the same room! We talked about anti-dentites, Celina's favourite bisque, Yada Yada and a possible Halloween costume together! It’s the Yada Yada (5.19) this Thursday!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)
This week Eric and Celina dive in to discuss the cowardly heroics of George Costanza. Women and children first? An antiquated notion! Then there’s Jon Favreau, a toeless heckler and an enthralling story from the K-man, what more can you ask for? Plus, tune in to hear another one of Celina and Eric's homespun ads! Unrelated we are looking for sponsors ;) Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)
This week we're paying homage to Seinfeld's homage of Superman. Join us for this surprisingly cozy Seinfeld episode as Celina and Eric talk about Elaine's and George's complete missed understanding of communism. We also talk about yugioh and other tech pets?? Check out Christmas and caped crusaders, this week on The Race! Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)
This week Eric and Celina talk about The Movie: “a woman's strange erotic journey from Milan to Minsk.” Oh wait, that's Rochelle, Rochelle. Tune in to hear Celina and Eric talk about George's f*ck up, Elaine's cranky mood and how Jerry is living in world pre-cell phone. 😱 the horrorTheme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)
We’re going back to season one and Celina could not be more thrilled! In this week's episode George is playing the market, Jerry’s in Vermont and Elaine is stuck between a man and his cats. Eric and Celina go on a couple tangents with this one, so tune in if you want to hear Eric's real life stock tips and thoughts on AI.Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)
Celina and Eric aren't the types to poke holes in a Seinfeld plot...except in this season nine episode, The Slicer. Jerry dates a doctor, Elaine has some neighbour trouble and George lands a new job at a flailing company. Oh and I guess Kramer **checks notes** gets a meat slicer… all of this and more in this week's episode!Theme music provided by John Bartmann (https://www.johnbartmann.com/)
A season 9 classic! When we cover season 9, Celina is loving life, and this week was no exception. We get a fiery Elaine who may or may not be burning in hell, gonorrhoea both real and fictional and of course some George shenanigans! Theme music by Jonathan Bartman
This week on the podcast, we break down the season 5 premiere! Let’s just say there’s a lot of talk about ORGASMS and ERECTILE DISFUNCTION. Also peaches and mangoes…Theme music by John Bartman
What if someone committed a hit-and-run, BUT THEY’RE HOT?! Jerry deals with a moral crisis, George puts the adult in adultery and Elaine dates a matador. Eric and Celina are still dealing a couple of zoom issues but it makes for a comical episode!
In honour of Valerie Mahaffey (Patrice), who passed away last week, we're covering "The Truth." There's audits, chopsticks, and some uncomfortable living situations for Elaine and Kramer! This week, Eric and Celina are put through the podcast ringer thanks to some pesky technical difficulties. Tune in to hear them power through the glitches and vent their frustrations—Seinfeld-style.
It's a special day for The Yada Yada Podcast! With Celina off in Portugal, Eric decided to bring on the Mrs. for an episode that was made for a husband and wife team to cover. Eric and Jacqueline break down dry cleaning, shower urination and *checks notes* Kramer's use of blackface??All this and more on this week's episode covering Season 5 Episode 17: The Wife.Theme Music: John Bartmann
One of the best episodes in the history of the show. The cosmic fates of the universe give George some karma while Elaine's life begins to crumble. This episode takes what we love about Seinfeld and breaks it wide open. Theme song by John Bartmann
This week Celina and Eric discuss whether is Jerry is cringe as he tries to impress an Indigenous woman with his well-meaning gestures. Elaine reads TV Guide on the subway and meets a creepy guy that Eric weirdly relates to?? Kramer is finally rewarded for one of harebrained ideas. And George reverts to his teenage self while living with his parents. Tune in to hear a deep dive on the TV Guide and hear what Celina thinks the I Love Lucy theme song suspiciously sounds like.Theme song by John Bartmann