Did you ever wonder what the link is between 90s TGIF sitcom Step by Step and the band Creed? You didn't? That's weird. Well anyway, Chris McCarthy & Rob Hadden have figured out for a fact that Scott Stapp wrote all his songs about Step by Step. Listen as they crack the code to each episode and are…
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Listeners of Step by Stapp Podcast that love the show mention: creed,The Step by Stapp Podcast is a hidden gem in the podcasting world. I stumbled upon it by chance and was immediately hooked by its unique premise that combines the 90s sitcom Step by Step with the music of Creed and Scott Stapp. The hosts, Chris and Rob, have an undeniable chemistry that makes their banter and humor genuinely entertaining. As someone who grew up with both Step by Step and Creed, it's like reliving my childhood in a hilarious and unexpected way.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the comedic stylings of Chris and Rob. They have a knack for finding humor in the most obscure references, whether it's from a specific episode of Step by Step or a deep cut from one of Creed's songs. Their wit and comedic timing keep the episodes engaging from start to finish. Additionally, their knowledge about both subjects is impressive, as they seamlessly weave together trivia and analysis to create an informative yet lighthearted discussion.
Another aspect that stands out is the dedication to their concept. It would be easy for this podcast to fall into gimmicky territory, but Chris and Rob manage to strike a perfect balance between serious discussion and pure comedy. They don't take themselves too seriously, which allows for plenty of laughter while still providing interesting insights into both Step by Step and Creed.
If there was one downside to this podcast, it would be its niche appeal. While fans of both Step by Step and Creed will undoubtedly find this show hilarious, those unfamiliar with either subject may not fully appreciate the humor or understand some of the references made throughout each episode. However, even for those not familiar with the source material, there's still enough comedic value in Chris and Rob's banter to make it worth listening to.
In conclusion, The Step by Stapp Podcast is a must-listen for fans of 90s nostalgia, comedy podcasts, or anyone looking for something completely different from the usual podcast fare. Chris and Rob's comedic chemistry, combined with their unique concept, make for an entertaining and enjoyable experience. Give it a listen and prepare to be pleasantly surprised!
On this very special Gumby podcast, we tear the bandaid off and stop just talking about Gumby - we finally LEARN about Gumby. We do this by watching the 1956 Pilot episode of Gumby and, boy, is it weird.Find out if any of our theories were correct and watch the first episode of Gumby (called “Moon Trip”) along with us on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wt87rvCPViQ?si=FNkejJHsn45Nm8dX
We found a little-known podcast from 5 years ago hosted by the man who eventually became the new leader of the Catholic church - Pope Leo himself. Set in Chicago, this podcast (weirdly enough called "The Pope") centers around then Father Bobby's quest to open a high-end church in the wake of his brother's passing. But can his deadbeat cousin and ragtag staff pull it together enough to impress the Cardinal who is coming to review the next mass?
Today's podcast follows several police officers who are mic'd up on their patrols. You might not believe this, but it turns out some of their interactions are a little weird. Plus, we get a new signoff phrase for the show.
It's an episode 10 years in the making...the 10th anniversary of our first podcast ever!Guests Erika and Steve, who were both there for the first show in 2015, join us to discuss our experiences recording that inaugural episode and all the various podcasts and milestones we've hit since then. Then we take a victory lap by watching and commenting on the first episode of season 9 of Family Matters (the same ep from our first show) and even find out whether Scott Stapp had anything to say about it. Don't miss this momentous occasion for the world's longest running least popular podcast!
Once again our feed has been hacked by the two Yankee fans who tried to steal a fly ball from the Dodgers in the World Series. Now officially banned from all MLB games, they are apparently doing another podcast to kick off the 2025 MLB season. Hear what they've been up to since October, their plans to sneak back into Yankee Stadium, and how things are going with their only caller, Frankie on the car phone.
Today we welcome a very special guest to the show - none other than McDonaldland's own purple...thing: Grimace. Hear about Grimace's new podcast, his struggles with substance abuse and being a nepo baby, and some close connections he has to Chris & Rob. But, is it the real Grimace? Or just a guy in a suit?
Send us a textToday's episode gets hijacked by longtime friend / pest of the show, Martii. Turns out he has a new job and has started a brand new festival with some surprising results.
Today's featured podcast is a support group for anyone going through the struggle in these trying times of being cut out of a vast inheritance from your extremely rich dad.
Today's featured podcast is The Bo Hogan Experiment, a show dedicated to promoting the alternative thoughts and theories from somewhat questionable guests. Plus, we discuss the postal service and even land a new sponsor.
Today we're joined by friend of the show and actor / screenwriter Jay, who tells all about his exciting forthcoming project: the official Gumby reboot. Then we perform a table read of the pilot episode, which features all of your favorite Gumby characters...and some surprises.
A podcast hosted by partners at a law firm who offer legal advice to callers. Plus, Chris regrets his New Year's resolution.
For today's episode, we found a podcast that only gets released on Boxing Day. Turns out the hosts are Podcast Town regulars Roger Moore and Bill Kaminski, and their Boxing Day traditions are not what you'd expect.
The annual holiday special is here! This time, Rob narrates the story of a memorable Christmas from his childhood, when life was simpler and the only present he wanted was something all the adults around him warned was too dangerous: an explicit album. Through all the ups and downs of the holiday season, we are reminded to cherish our close friends and loved ones. Or in Rob's case - his Mom's cousin, Joey.
Today we feature a podcast from friend / foe of the show Martii showcasing the all the Black Friday deals at Trader Joe's this year. But there is more going on at the Tallahassee Trader Joe's than meets the eye.
After more than a year since episode 99, we are officially doing the 100th episode of Podcast Town (aka Chris & Rob Talk About Other People's Podcasts). You're welcome!For this momentous occasion, we play a never-before heard podcast that happens to be the 2nd podcast ever recorded. We found it in a box from 1985 on a cassette tape next to the first podcast ever recorded (which we played way back on episode 1). It's called: P.O.D.C.A.S.T. Plus, we hear from some bonus special guests at the end of the show.
Dear Listeners, Our podcast got hacked Wednesday night by those two Yankee fans who tried to grab the ball from Mookie Betts' glove during World Series Game 4. They did a whole podcast on our feed while watching Game 5 live. I wish we had something else to play for you today but unfortunately we don't, so this one is for you sports heads out there. Could this the most niche episode of our podcast or any podcast ever? You be the (Aaron) judge!- Chris & Rob
It's time once again to talk about Gumby. Today we welcome special guest Steve to the podcast to discuss Halloween songs, nude cartoon characters, and purgatory. But will we learn anything new about Gumby? And if so, is any of it true? We'll never know!
Send us a Text MessageAt long last, Chris & Rob complete their epic journey to see Creed live in concert. Follow along as they record their experience before, during, and after the show and answer all your burning questions: How was the pre-show pizza? Did Scott Stapp mention Step by Step during the performance? And how do you pronounce the word “amphitheater”? This is the episode that is guaranteed to take you HIGHER!
Send us a Text MessageToday we bring you and exclusive sneak preview at the newest season of Bravo's Below Deck. This episode, believe it or not, takes place on Creed's Summer of ‘99 Cruise and follows the ship's crew as they set sail from Miami.
Send us a Text MessageWe deep dive once again into the world of Gumby, dropping a major bombshell as we reveal once and for all COLOR OF POKEY.
Send us a Text MessageIt's the thrilling conclusion of our "to be continued" episode in which we relate Creed's hit song "With Arms Wide Open" to the S4 finale of Step by Step where Carol has her baby - but the way in which the two relate may shock you. Plus, Erika is back to talk about Real Housewives, her old screen names, and we reveal a rival Step by Step podcast we recently discovered - but it's hosts may shock you. That's right, two shocks in one episode!
Send us a Text MessageDid Chris & Rob see Creed live in concert like they've been hyping for the past year? Will Carol have her baby on the Step by Step S4 finale? Does Erika still love Finger Eleven? Erika joins to talk about all this and more on a momentous, epic, legendary episode of Step by Stapp.
Send us a Text MessageIt's the last episode before we attend the big Creed reunion concert, so that means a final check on Creed ticket news. Will prices drop low enough for us to feel good about buying them and not like we're spending hundreds of hard-earned dollars on a joke? You'll have to listen to find out!Plus, we watch S4 E23 of Step by Step where underage Al Lambert gets creeped on by dudes at a college party, then we artfully correlate Scott Stapp's 2019 song "Red Clouds" to said episode.
Send us a Text MessageToday we discuss Rob's clothing choice for the recording session, fancy YMCAs, and Chris's method for getting custom hot dogs at Costco. Then, we hear Scott Stapp's 2024 ballad “Weight of the World” and watch S4 E22 of Step By Step where J.T. opens an illegal daycare in his parents' house.
Today we watch yet another horny episode of Step by Step, discuss the song Scott Stapp wrote about it, and try to get press credentials to see Creed in concert.
This episode was brought to you on schedule despite the best efforts of would-be saboteurs who did not want you to hear what we have to say. Though the recording session encountered a series of obstacles, we were not silenced. We persevered, and we are here today to tell you about the episode of Step by Step where Cody gets shocked every time he says the word “dude” and how that episode influenced Scott Stapp's 2024 song, Dancing in the Rain ✊
Today we welcome special guest Bruce to discuss his first car: a'97 Ford Explorer XLT. Hear all about his infamous subwoofer, a near accident involving rotten fruit, and his favorite Long Island landmarks such as The Cheesecake Factory. Then buckle up for another exciting round of Kelly Blue Book Bingo as we try and guess what the 97 Explorer would sell for today.
We read a raving review of the recent Creed Cruise, check in on Creed's summer tour ticket prices, and expertly map Scott Stapp's 2024 song “Quicksand” to the episode of Step by Step where J.T. learns he is dyslexic.
Today we find a surprisingly obvious connection between the Scott Stapp song “Deadman's Trigger” and the episode of Step by Step where Cody and Dana become teachers. Plus, Rob is distracted as he waits for an important phone call.
Today we welcome another guest who has some Gumby thoughts to get off his chest on Chris & Rob Talk About Gumby. His name is also Chris and he's got ideas on everything from Gumby's voice to the color of Gumby's car to how much it costs to book Bubba Sparxxx for a private event. But does this Chris actually know shit about Gumby? Or is he implanting false memories in our brains?
Today we learn some surprising Creed news, do one of our famous Creed reenactments, and watch the episode of Step by Step where Dana has a drug problem and does a Jamaican accent.
We're here to learn more about Gumby on episode 4 of the podcast that is sweeping the nation: Chris & Rob Talk About Gumby. Today we welcome Jimmy to the show, who believes he can refute at least 3 facts we think we've learned so far. But does Jimmy really know Gumby? Or is it just more fake news?
Today we discuss Scott Stapp's surprise appearance in a Paramount+ Super Bowl commercial, the contents of Rob's Creed Go Bag, and we watch Step by Step S4E15 where Mark has girlfriend trouble. We then postulate that Mr. Stapp wrote his 2019 song Face of the Sun about that very episode (spoiler: he did).
We're back to learn about everyone's favorite probably green character: GUMBY. Special guest Jay joins us to talk about the two possible Gumby facts he knows. We also talk more about Bubba Sparxxx's 2005 hit "Ms. New Booty", discuss what might be happening in parallel universes, and come up with an idea for a Gumby reboot.
Friend of the show Jay joins us to watch S4 E14 of Step by Step in which Frank fat shames his pregnant wife. Together we decode how Scott Stapp wrote his newest single, Black Butterfly, about that very episode. Plus, we check in on Creed ticket prices and deep dive into The Kickboxer film franchise, of which 3 movies star Cody Lambert (Sasha Mitchell) himself.
Special guest Erika joins us on an all new episode to tell what she thinks she knows about Gumby. Plus, we decide on a theme song for the podcast.
To close out 2023, special guest Erika joins us to discuss Creed ticket prices, Juggalos, and her idea for an Everclear podcast. Then we all watch Season 4 Ep 13 of Step by Step in which J.T. tricks a diner waitress into dating him and Frank gets horny at the gynecologist's office. Finally, your mind will be blown by how closely the episode aligns with Scott Stapp's 2019 song, "Survivor".
For the annual holiday episode (and much to Chris's chagrin) Rob brings another one of his screenplays for a table read. This time, he is rebooting the 1965 holiday classic, “A Charlie Brown Christmas” - with a twist.
Today we rank the top 5 TGIF shows, get a Creed ticket price update, and watch a Christmas episode of Step by Step where JT goes skiing with Beavis and Butthead (not a joke). We also do one of our patented Creed reenactments to show how Scott Stapp decided to write a 2019 song about that very Step by Step Christmas episode.
Today we discuss more Creed news and start our plans to see the reunion tour in 2024. Then we discuss the 2019 Scott Stapp song "World I Used To Know", which we suspect is about Step by Step S4 E11. Find out if we were right, and also how big Frank Lambert's dong is.
Creed is back and so are we! After a 4 year hiatus, we have decided to do another "season" of Step by Stapp. New episodes will be dropping every other Friday, and we will continue to pepper in our sister podcasts like "Chris & Rob Talk About 90's Cars". Eventually, we will get to the 100th episode of Podcast Town. But first...The Texas Rangers amplified Creed by making "Higher" their anthem this postseason. Creed reunited and will be touring next year. And Chris and Rob are returning to talk Step and Stapp to you every other week. But, there's a slight format change this time. Instead of recapping an episode of Step by Step and then relating it to a Creed song, we will first discuss a Creed song and then actually watch an episode live on the podcast to find out why Scott wrote said song about said episode. Buckle up, because you're about to hear a lot more of Carol, Frank, and the kids in the clan.
Today we pay tribute to the late Suzanne Somers on a throwback episode of Step by Stapp. We also talk about Scott Stapp's new song, “What I Deserve”, and what may have inspired him to write it. There's no way the song could be about to Suzanne Somers' passing, right? …Right?!We also stumble on a great merch idea and plant the seeds of the next big pop culture podcast
Three doctors talk off-the-record about the stresses of their profession (for example, whether to save the Queen or not as she's dying), and what they really think of their patients.
Light some candles and put the slow jams on because tonight is Toyota Night here on CARTANC. In this sizzling edition we talk about not one, but TWO 90's cars: the 1991 Toyota Camry and the 1990 Toyota Corolla - cars that Rob and Chris drove respectively. Rob and Chris also discover that they have eerily similar stories about their Toyotas, plus an extra special game of Kelly Blue Book Bingo (known throughout the land as KBBB).
Two strangers who met online host a podcast detailing their experiences being abducted by aliens.
A short man with a limo podcasts during his rides while delving into the personal lives of his passengers.
Chris & Rob watch a harassment prevention training video in order to be in compliance with podcast standards.
Today we get another taste of the podcast Rob reluctantly records every night with his Mom's cousin, Joey. This episode they discuss 90s cars in an attempt to usurp Chris & Rob's other show on the same subject.
Phil and Don (aka The Radio Shack guys) return with a podcast in which they try to take ChatGPT's job by answering people's questions and doing it better and faster than A.I.