Just Listen To Yourself

Let's talk straight cash homie. On our first episode in Houston we review "Money For the Rest of Us." With both pluses and minuses, does J. David Stein leave your brain feeling loaded or bankrupt? You're just going to have to listen I guess.

It's our last show in Austin so we're reviewing "The Steve Austin Show - Unleashed" on today's episode! Nolan also divulges what he "wrestles" with and why it's okay to have a freak out once in awhile.

A "turnaduh" hits the show and throws JLTY into a time of transition. Nolan deconstructs his own show, discusses where we're going and recommends an episode of another podcast in the process. Don't resist change.

We're getting patriotic and political for Memorial Day with our review of "Pod Save America." We also talk about the benefits of defeat without being a "loser." God Bless America and God Bless JLTY. Review starts at (12:03)

This week the show takes on the form of a calmcast as Nolan mourns the previous week and reviews our biggest competition in the market, "Always Listening." Light a candle and put on a robe for this one. Review starts at (17:05)

Throw on your bedazzled leotards because this week we're reviewing the podcast, "Missing Richard Simmons." We also talk about Nolan's new workout regimen, question the lines of privacy in our country and investigate NolanBlair.com.

Get out your invisibility cloaks and hunker down for this week's review of Harry Potter and the Sacred Text. Nolan talks all things magical including Dementors, Pixies and the inherent flaws plaguing our higher learning institutions.

Turn out the lights for this one as we're getting spooky scary in our review of the No Sleep Podcast. The horror continues as Nolan divulges his terrifying weekend at the hair salon and attempts to talk politics while operating under extreme sleep deprivation. Try not to scream.

On today's episode we're making comedy out of tragedy by dissecting Terribly Funny with Steve Basilone. Nolan teaches us all what words we should and shouldn't use, including one very important addition for all vocabularies. Lastly, Nolan recaps his weekend at the Moontower Comedy Festival.

We're getting dirty with Mike Rowe this week, discussing his podcast "The Way I Heard It." We celebrate Easter by reviewing the newest Oreo flavor and reflect on other important Easter traditions and values.

This week, Nolan takes on the role of the "Questioner" asking some of life's most difficult questions such as "Are you happy?" and "Why do we listen to podcasts?" all while deconstructing the podcasts "Happier" and "Eliza Starting at 16".

The podcast of discussion this week is The Needle Drop Podcast, hosted by Youtube music critic Anthony Fantano. Additionally, Nolan talks about why name brand products are better and how mosh pits are improving.

On this week's episode Nolan attempts to review The JTrain Podcast while dealing with the aftereffects of Daylight Savings time. He then rounds out the show with the Just Listen to Yourself moment of the week. It involves knives.

Nolan explains what a podcast is and goes over some podcast basics. He reviews "The Tim Ferriss Show" and explains how it started Just Listen to Yourself. Finally, he rounds out the show with the first ever Just Listen to Yourself Moment of the week.

A rundown of what you'll be hearing when tuning into Just Listen to Yourself.