The Juice with Jeff

Jeff Duitch
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In The Juice with Jeff podcast series, we turn the tables, having guests come prepared to interview yours truly on a variety of open-ended topics that include the serious and the hilarious. Be it in person or on Zoom, the goal is to have fun while exploring meaningful and entertaining subjects through my unique insights and perspectives that reflect our broader neurodiversity.

  1. 1小时前

    The Juice with Jeff #316

    On this episode, Bryan Hall conducts and co-produces a fantastic, superb, and conversational interview with me In Person for Episode #316 of the podcast. This is Bryan's debut/first time on the show and we recorded this episode at his office. After our introductions and comments I made on how the podcast is coming along this year, Bryan asked me the following questions: 1. What does the podcast mean to you, and what hole does it fill in your life? 2. You and I both share an "idol" with Fred Rogers o.b.m. Talk about what Mister Rogers would be doing and saying if he were alive today in terms of the negativity that is going on in this world and how he would try to help people thru this particular period in history? Bryan shared a thought or two about Mister Rogers during this question and the importance of kindness and I shared how I'm super passionate about Mister Rogers' Neighborhood and also the 2019 A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood movie. 3. What is your perspective on mental health? 4. What stress like for you? How do you know when you're getting stressed and you need to spend extra time listening to music or watching your DVD/Blu-Ray collection? 5. What are some artists/bands/album you love listening to when you want a quick pick me up that makes you feel better after a stressful day? I go into detail with the types of music I love. 6. And for the rest of the podcast, Bryan asks me to pick a few numbers between 1 and 200 from a book called The Book of Questions by Dr. Gregory Stock and he asks me the questions corresponding to the numbers I chose. This episode of the podcast was recorded on Wedneday September 17, 2025 and it runs 42 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!

    42 分钟

  2. 9月9日

    The Juice with Jeff #315

    On this episode, Dana Mintzer Leman, Shirley Beedon, and I facilitate and co-produce our fantastic, superb, super special, and really conversational interview with me for Episode #315 of the podcast. This is Dana's 7th time and Shirley's 4th time on the show, and we recorded this super special episode at Springbrook State Park near Guthrie Center. After our introductions, we did a mix of two things during the podcast recording session. I gave a fairly detailed commentary of the various things we saw at Springbrook, the several trails we walked on, and I provided the history behind the buildings/facilities there that we got to see. Dana and Shirley offer commentary from time to time throughout the podcast. At various times, Dana and Shirley also asked me the following questions related to the seasons Which season feels most like "you" and why? Do you prefer heat or cold when it comes to a season? How far do you walk when you take your walks? If you have to choose between dealing with extreme hot weather or extreme cold weather, which one would you choose? Considering milder seasons, if you were to have one endless season; what would you choose and in doing so what would you miss?  If life were like one endless season. which would you choose and what might be lost?' Would you rather have a milder spring, milder summer, milder fall, or a milder winter? What is your favorite thing to do and what season do you prefer to do it in? In your own life, what Springs have you experienced times of renewal or starting over? Can you tie in Shirley's question about experiencing times of renewal with the Jewish High Holy Days coming up? What is something you have had to let go of in your own life the way trees let go of leaves? This episode of the podcast was recorded on Saturday September 6, 2025 and it runs 1 hour and 16 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!

    1 小时 16 分钟

  3. 9月1日

    The Juice with Jeff #314

    On this episode, Bonnie McHugh conducts and co-produces her fantastic, superb, very fun, and really conversational interview with me for Episode #314 of the podcast. This is Bonnie's debut/first time on the show, and we recorded this episode at Greenwood Park in Des Moines. After our introductions, Bonnie asked me the following questions: 1. Why are you a podcaster and what led you to decide to do these podcasts? 2. If everything went according to plan, where do you see the podcast going five years from now? 3. What goes into the editing and post production for the podcast? 4. If you could pick anyone to recruit for future episodes to interview you, who would they be and why? 5. What was the thought process behind having different people interviewing you for each episode of the podcast? 6. What is your favorite Saturday Night Love skit or sketches? 7. Let's say you are going on a road trip somewhere and you are responsible for putting together the playlist. What would be the first song on your road trip playlist? 8. If someone wants to start their own podcast, what advice would you give to them? This episode of the podcast was recorded on Friday August 29, 2025 and it runs 46 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!

    47 分钟

  4. 9月1日

    The Juice with Jeff #313

    On this episode, Tiffany Welch conducts and co-produces her fantastic, superb, pretty fun, and really conversational interview with me for Episode #313 of the podcast. This is Tiffany's third time on the show, and we recorded this episode at Walnut Woods State Park south of West Des Moines. After our introductions, Tiffany asked me the following questions: 1. She first asked me to give a brief history of Walnut Woods State Park and how it came to be. 2. Do you have a Superpower or Superpowers? What Superpower(s) do you wish you had? 3. Do you care about shoes? What matters to you with shoes? 4. Tell me more about how your 50th birthday year has been going? During my answer to this question, I talked about the super amazing and EPIC 1-1/2 years we've been having with the podcast and other things related to the show. 5. What made you want to do a podcast in the first place? And of course I went into the history of the podcast and how we've come a long way with it over the last few years. There are a couple times during the podcast recording session we are walking to various parts of Walnut Woods and describe what we are seeing as we walk. 6. Do you have any specific memories of parks and playground equipment from when you were a kid? 7. Are there other podcasts you admire besides Juice with Jeff? For a couple of the questions, Tiffany shares her answers to them. I share various things related to the podcast at several points during the interview. And a few side topics are brought up as well such as tidbits about Walnut Woods facilities. 8. What are you planning to do during Labor Day Weekend? 9. Tiffany and I also briefly talk about a couple things going on with Iowa Politics This episode of the podcast was recorded on Friday August 29, 2025 and it runs 1 hour and 25 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!

    1 小时 25 分钟

  5. 8月30日

    The Juice with Jeff #312

    On this episode, Lisa Pringle-Chmelka conducts and co-produces her fantastic, superb, energetic, very fun, and really conversational interview with me for Episode #312 of the podcast. This is Lisa's debut/first time on the show, and we recorded this episode at Walker Johnston Park in Urbandale. We started off the podcast with my sharing how the last time I saw and chatted with Lisa in person was back in 1994 when we graduated from VHS and how I am so excited to spend time and catch up with Lisa for the first time in 31 years. I also recapped how we are doing with the total number of episodes recorded this year versus how many episodes we ended up doing during our Historic and Record-Breaking 2024. Here are the questions that Lisa asked me during the interview: 1. What is something you learned from an interviewer that has really stuck with you, something you learned from somebody that you don't forget? 2. Has there been something during an interview recording session (or when you were editing) that was funny or a funny thing that happened during the interview? I answer this question by sharing with Lisa a couple different funny or hilarious moments which occurred when we recorded various in person interviews, such as when Micole, Josh, and Jill conducted and co-produced their super amazing interview with me for Episode #289, all four of us were laughing really hard several times during the podcast recording session. 3. I made a comment about how I have ordered and purchased quite a lot of DVD's and Blu-Rays from Amazon and this transitioned to my showing her several pictures of what my super impressive and colossal DVD/Blu Ray Collection looks like. Then I talked about my intense passion for the Roadshow Theatrical Presentation type of movies and taught Lisa about what Roadshow Theatrical films are, etc... 4. Do you have favorite movies from your collection, including the Roadshow Theatrical Films? 5. Of the DVD's and Blu-Rays you have in your collection, do you know the total number that you have? 6. You have had a lot of guests on the podcast, who would be your Dream Guest to have interview you? I gave Lisa several examples of local celebrities that have interviewed me on the show over the last couple years. I brought up several side topics related to this question such as the Basement Dwellers series of interviews we recorded this year and the equipment we use for recording the podcast. 7. I know you have the jazz trio music at the beginning and the end of each episode of the podcast. Did you have that, did you know about that, was that music created for you? Tell me more about that. And I share a couple more things with Lisa related to the podcast to wrap the episode up. This episode of the podcast was recorded on Tuesday August 26, 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!

    1 小时 3 分钟

  6. 8月24日

    The Juice with Jeff #311

    On this episode Ali Harms conducts and co-produces her fantastic, superb, very fun, and really conversational interview with me in person for Episode #311 of the podcast. This is Ali's sixth time (fifth in person) on the show, and we recorded this outdoors at Fairmeadows Park in West Des Moines. Of the six interviews Ali has conducted with me these past six years, the interview from August of last year and this interview are definitely her BEST INTERVIEWS EVER with me!! We started off the podcast by talking about the fantastic and amazing takeout dinners Ali and I enjoyed from and local Ecuadorian Mi Patria Restaurant in West Des Moines with each of sharing what we ate for our dinners. Here are the questions that Ali asked me during the interview: 1. Looking back on the interviews you've done over the years when you think about the most common questions you've been asked have your answers or opinion on certain things changed? 2. Has your opinion on something changed over the years? 3. Did you do another round of watching your TV show and Movie DVD/Blu-ray collection this year from A to Z? 4. Every time I hear you talk you have such a great radio voice. Did you always kind of know that you had that personality, voice, and presence for broadcasting is that what got you interested in Radio/TV production? For the following five questions, Ali also shares her answers after I share mine: 5. What are your favorite things to smell?  6. What are your favorite things to taste?  7. What are your favorite things to hear? During this question, I share with Ali my three favorite types of music in the world of Rock/Pop/R&B. I especially tell Ali about my intense passion for the Brass Rock/Horn Rock type of music groups that were big during the late 1960's and 1970's. I have Ali listen to three examples of Brass Rock songs off-air (off air, the music is not in the episode because of Copyright concerns). Then I ask her what she thinks about those three songs I played for her off-air. 8. What are your favorite things to see?  9. What are your favorite things to touch or feel? 10. Do you still enjoy going to concerts? 11. What things will make you double over in laughter? During my answer, I give Ali an example from a Fat Albert cartoon episode as well as examples from the Airplane 1 and Spaceballs movies. 12. For most of the remainder of the podcast, I bring up things about how The Juice with Jeff has been going during this year. I tell her about how my absolute all time favorite episode is the super special, super amazing, extremely energetic, and EPIC interview that Micole and  Josh Chapman and Jill Bassman conducted and co-produced with me on May 9th for Episode #289 of the podcast and I play a bunch of video snippets from my phone that were taken during the interview recording session. 13. Ali asks me what it will take for the podcast to be able to continue after this year? 14. What would a perfect day be for you? This episode of the podcast was recorded on Thursday August 21, 2025 and it runs 1 hour and 6 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!

    1 小时 6 分钟

  7. 8月22日

    The Juice with Jeff #310

    On this episode Amy Burgmaier conducted and co-produced her fantastic, superb, entertaining, and very conversational interview with me in person for Episode #310 of the podcast. This is Amy's debut/first time on the show, and we recorded this in a study room at the Clive Public Library. During the interview, Amy asks me the following questions: 1. How did you come up with the name *The Juice with Jeff"? (Teaser: We can thank Jami Bassman Ahart for coming up with The Juice with Jeff name). During my answer to this question, I also talk about how this podcast has really come a long way and that these last nearly two years have been the "Golden Age" for The Juice with Jeff. I mentioned how I first saw Amy a decade ago on TV where she was the host at the time for a program that Blank Park Zoo produced which aired on our City of Des Moines cable channel, and she talked briefly about how she got that gig. 2. In the past week, what has brought you the most joy? 3. What is special about the art form of a podcast. I mentioned how like Amy, I was a student at Drake University and how I majored in Radio/TV Production in the J School there. Various things related to the podcast come up throughout this episode. 4. Can you tell me how I navigate my being autistic in today's world of Journalism? Amy and I both bring up the importance of neurodiversity, Autism Acceptance, and accepting people as they are for who they are. 5. What is or are your superpower(s) with being autistic? 6. Are you good at Math? 7. If you could have any special guest interview you next, who would it be? This episode of the podcast was recorded on Sunday August 17, 2025 and it runs 36 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!

    36 分钟

  8. 8月21日

    The Juice with Jeff #309

    On this episode Hannah Sznes conducts and co-produces her fantastic and very conversational interview with me for Episode #309 of the podcast. This is Hannah's second time on the show. For nearly the entire episode, Hannah asks me a bunch of questions that are all related to my impressive DVD-Blu Ray TV Show and Movie Collection; my love for classic, vintage, and Roadshow Theatrical Presentation movies; and my music collection. This episode of the podcast was recorded on Sunday August 17, 2025 and it runs 1 hour and 15 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!

    1 小时 15 分钟
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In The Juice with Jeff podcast series, we turn the tables, having guests come prepared to interview yours truly on a variety of open-ended topics that include the serious and the hilarious. Be it in person or on Zoom, the goal is to have fun while exploring meaningful and entertaining subjects through my unique insights and perspectives that reflect our broader neurodiversity.

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  • 创作者
    Jeff Duitch
  • 活跃年份
    2023年 - 2025年
  • 单集
    300
  • 分级
    儿童适宜
  • 版权
    © Copyright 2020 All rights reserved.
  • 节目网站
    The Juice with Jeff