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June 30, 2019 by themashmess

018 – A Full, Rich Podcast

Which M*A*S*H podcast features a Barry Manilow lookalike, horse gender identity, Jake Gyllenhaal’s soft G, Bamboo vs Wicker, Colonel Harry Potter, and Pabst Blue Ribbon beer? Only MASH Matters! This power-packed episode has it all!

Separated at birth?

M*A*S*H Notes

Here are a few more M*A*S*H mistakes.

It turns out that Harry Potter and Colonel Potter DO have a connection after all. 

Kids react to the M*A*S*H intro.

There are many ways to pronounce “Gyllenhaal.”

Want to send an autograph request to Jeff Maxwell? Click here for the address.

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June 14, 2019 by themashmess

017 – Remaking M*A*S*H?

Will M*A*S*H ever get the Jimmy Kimmel revival treatment? If so, who would play these iconic roles? That’s just one of the many subjects Jeff & Ryan tackle in this episode of MASH Matters. Other topics include Ryan’s favorite M*A*S*H character, the time Jeff played Hawkeye(!), and what Igor REALLY did when he came home after the war. 

M*A*S*H Notes

A behind the scenes look at the All In The Family/The Jeffersons remake.

Guess which M*A*S*H episode made this list of “25 Episodes That Changed Television.” 

Bill Hader’s Alan Alda impression is truly a thing of beauty.

What a surprise: The M*A*S*H set was more fun than Dragnet’s. 


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May 27, 2019 by themashmess

016 – Questions & NyQuil

It’s like a real-life MASH unit as Jeff & Ryan attempt to answer a new batch of listener questions… in between Ryan’s coughing fits. We discuss the most recent round of series finales, Klinger’s middle name, Jeff’s real-life cooking skills, and potential sign-off suggestions. This episode was brought to you by the letter Q.  For show notes, episodes, bios, and more, visit www.mashmatterspodcast.com

M*A*S*H Notes

Read Ken Levine’s article that’s referenced in this episode.

What advice would Loretta Swit give her younger self?

TIME magazine picks the three TV finales that mattered. (Can you guess one of them?)

“Why now is the perfect time for you to watch M*A*S*H”

Errors? On M*A*S*H?! The devil you say!

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May 13, 2019 by themashmess

015 – Igor’s Perm


Jeff & Ryan head back to the mailbag to answer more listener questions. Topics include Gary Burghoff’s bugling skills, Igor’s curly hair, the guys’ personal lives, and the overwhelming response to the Kellye Nakahara interview.

Plus, Jeff & Ryan offend EVERYONE. (Sorry in advance.) 

Igor’s Curly ‘Do

M*A*S*H Notes

What advice would Alan Alda give to his younger self?

See the M*A*S*H cast in their first-ever screen roles.

You know the theme song. But do you know the story about the 15-year-old who wrote the lyrics? 

These photos from real-life M*A*S*H units are fascinating. 


Remember Dave Himes, the Army Sergeant from Episode 013 who paid a fellow serviceman $25 to take his duty so that he could watch the M*A*S*H finale in 1983? We paid him back! Don’t go spending it all at once, Dave!
(And thank you for your service.)


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April 30, 2019 by themashmess

014 – Kellye Nakahara!


We are thrilled to welcome the one and only Kellye Nakahara to MASH Matters! Kellye played the beloved (and appropriately named) Nurse Kellye on 167 episodes of M*A*S*H, including the fan favorite, “Hey, Look Me Over.” Kellye joins Jeff & Ryan to discuss her life, her art, her health, and how a sack lunch led to her life-changing role.

M*A*S*H Notes

Kellye is quite the artist! Click here to see her artwork.

Follow Kellye on Facebook.

Donate to the David Ogden Stiers Theatre renovation.

M*A*S*H guest star Larry “Flash” Jenkins has died.

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