Ron Onesti, president/CEO of Onesti Entertainment, joins us for an interview! He'll be talking about the 100th anniversary of the Arcada Theatre in St. Charles, Illinois, Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks (and Yes!) having performed there and at the Des Plaines Theatre, and other memories related to Yes music!

It's our 5-year anniversary show! The theme is: Ask us anything! Could be about our lives outside the podcast, music topics we may or may not have covered, even trivia that can stump us! We’ll read and share answers when we go live Monday, July 13th, 6pm PDT! Maybe even see if you can stump us with Yes trivia!

Steven shares some of the recent news that has come out, much of it related to new upcoming albums! We've touched on Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks' Giving is Living, which is expected next year, and it seems that year could also be when we see an acoustic album by Trevor Rabin and Rick Wakeman! Rick mentioned this on his podcast while answering why an ARW album never happened. Today, we have also gotten the official announcement of a new Asia album titled Indigo (due on Steven's birthday), and we recently got news of an upcoming Downes-Braide Association album titled Trauma. Plus, some thoughts on a supposed upcoming backstage documentary titled Close to the Edge of Reason and more.

Scott Schorr, producer of 2011's Levin Torn White album by the trio featuring Tony Levin, David Torn, and Alan White, joins us for an interview about that project, his career, and his friendship with Alan! You can check out the album here: https://levintornwhite.bandcamp.com/album/levin-torn-whiteSee more of the Lazy Bones catalog here: https://lazybonesrecordings.bandcamp.com/And see Scott's website here: https://www.scott-schorr.com/

Dan and Steven do another Take It or Leave It episode! This time, they go track by track saying what they prefer between the 2011 album Fly from Here and 2018's Fly from Here - Return Trip!

Steven does another Yesshift News Desk Edition, talking about few passings, the Alan White documentary getting an update, details that have come out about the next Jon Anderson & The Band Geeks album, a new Pete Roth Trio release, and more.

Billy Sherwood joins us for another interview, talking about the new Yes album Aurora and more! You can order the album here: https://yes-band.lnk.to/AuroraID We also talk about his other projects, past, present and upcoming, and get his take on people using AI to create music and songs. Does it have a place?

Dan and Steven share their thoughts on the new Yes album Aurora, and read comments from fans about it as well! They talk about the songs, the overall sound, the band member contributions, and the packaging! You can order Aurora here: https://yes-band.lnk.to/AuroraID And be sure to catch our interview with Billy Sherwood Saturday, June 20th, 5am PDT / 8am EDT / 1pm UK Time!

Dan and Steven talk about the historic JFK Stadium show Yes did on June 12, 1976! This was a request from Brian Harris, who attended the show and appears here via a recording he sent us of himself recounting the experience! Were you t this concert? Did you see this tour?

Join us as we do another Take It or Leave It episode, this time comparing the tracklists of From a Page (remastered) and Fly from Here (2011), the album that could've come out in 2011 and the album that did come out in 2011. We will each share what we prefer between the different versions of tracks that are on both, and we will also state our preferences in track match-ups as we list them side by side. It's a bit trickier this time, but here are the match-ups:“To the Moment” vs “Overture” & “We Can Fly”“The Man You Always Wanted Me to Be (Alternate)” & “From the Turn of the Card” vs “Sad Night at the Airfield”“Into the Storm (Alternate)” vs “Madman at the Screens”“Aliens” vs “Bumpy Ride” & “We Can Fly Reprise”“Hour of Need (Alternate)” vs “The Man You Always Wanted Me to Be”“Words on a Page” vs “Life on a Film Set” & “Hour of Need”“The Gift of Love” vs “Solitaire” & “Into the Storm”