April 29, 2024

Steve and Jeff Show reviewed

Steve and Jeff Show reviewed

The description of the Steve and Jeff show in Apple is, "Comedy, Improvisation, and strange, but cool interviews, are all bundled into one weekly podcast. Steve and Jeff have been friends for more than 50 years, funny since 2022. Enjoy the "Malk Show" (mock talk show) and visit www.steveandjeff.com to find out more.www.steveandjeff.com"

What we Liked About the Show

The type of humour came quickly and let you identify is "this was for you" or not. You kept that style of humor throughout the episode.

The format of conducting mock interviews with quirky, everyday characters played by local improvisers provided a fresh and engaging approach to podcasting, which Dave and Erik found both innovative and entertaining.

The long-standing friendship between Jeff and Steve translated well into their on-air chemistry, making the interactions more natural and enjoyable for listeners.

The premade mock commercials were some of the funniest parts of the show.

What WE Thought Could Be Improved

Erik mentioned that the opening of the show lacks context and structure, which can lead to confusion for new listeners who might not immediately grasp what to expect from the show.

Dave Jackson pointed out that improvements could be made to the podcast's website, especially in providing more descriptive text on the "About Us" page to enhance search engine optimization and accessibility.

Dave pointed out that having the episodes on the website could boost SEO. It allows people to sample the show before following it, and it makes it easier to share an episode.

It was recommended that a tagline or a concise description be used at the beginning of each episode to help clarify the show's content and provide immediate context to new listeners.

Some sketches seemed to drag and could benefit from concise delivery and sharper punchlines to keep the audience engaged and entertained.

Minimizing overly local references (or ensuring they are explained) could help them be more relatable to an international or non-local audience so as not to alienate listeners who might not understand specific regional humor.

incorporate more structured calls to action, both at the beginning and the end of the podcast, possibly in a humorous manner that fits the show’s theme and effectively encourages listener engagement and conversion.

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Chapters

00:00 - None

01:21 - What INspired the Show?

03:42 - Is This Audio, Video or Both?

05:15 - Do you HAVE to do Video?

08:08 - Opening

16:59 - Setting the tone

20:15 - Is This a Catch Phrase?

20:55 - Story Time

21:48 - Who is Leading?

22:19 - Marriage Commercial

23:30 - Consistent in Style of Humor

24:32 - Dragged Sometimes

26:40 - Quick Humor

28:22 - Red Roof inn

30:32 - Toilet Paper

31:15 - No Calls to Action?

37:04 - Divorce Commercial

37:48 - How Much Is Improv?

40:53 - Abdy Kaufman Influence

43:08 - Website Review

50:06 - YourPodcastWebsite.com

52:10 - Live Vs Audio

55:41 - Comments From The Echo Chamber

56:55 - Tightening Up The Intro

01:00:35 - Apple Description