Stop Podcasting Yourself

Emmett Hall returns to talk about partying, the apocalypse, and the self-checkout line.

Dave and Graham are all alone and choose to badmouth Germans and go goo-goo for GaGa.

Morgan Brayton returns to talk theatre, Rainn Wilson, and hill people.

Comedian and Debaters host Steve Patterson joins us to talk energy drinks, Gowan, and motivational speaking.

Comedian Mike Paterson joins us to talk about Quebec, tribute bands, and wrestling.  Then we come up with stage names for ourselves.

Paul Anthony returns to talk about Canadian showbiz, TGIF, and Joan Rivers.  Also, we rank the teen heart-throbs.

Conor Holler of Bronx Cheer returns to talk Halloween, racism in wrestling, and taste test some jellybeans.

Graham's off his deathbed and we're back to talk about moving, cologne, and debut Dave & Graham's Favourite Things.

Comedian Jon Dore joins us for a good, old-fashioned insanitycast. Seriously, I don't know what this is.

Comedian Rory Scovel joins us to talk about comedy tours, Mexican cinema, and swords.

Comedian Paul F. Tompkins joins us live at the Vancouver Comedy Fest to talk about leaving New York, learning to drive, and the fall TV schedule.

Abby Campbell returns to talk about MTV, bachelor parties, and Wilmer Valderrama.

Improviser and pitchman Alistair Cook joins us to talk about missing teeth, plan songs, and ballet school.

Comedian Erica Sigurdson is back to talk about video stores, boot camp, and sad prank calls.

No guest this week as we talk about Quentin Tarantino, house parties, and Oprah's Favorite Things.

Improviser/Comedian/Actor/et cetera Pat Kelly joins us to talk about shoveling snow, embarrassment, mustaches, and graffiti.

Comedian Lachlan Patterson joins us to talk bumper stickers, camping, and idiot savants.

Comedian Jane Stanton joins us to talk baby goats, baby sheep, playing the avoid card, and don't get us started.

Three-timer Charlie Demers joins us to talk Just For Laughs, fireworks, and we stuntcast Star Wars.  Recorded live at The Biltmore Cabaret in East Vancouver.

Crafter and improviser Becky Johnson joins us as we go crazy from the heat, get depressing, and talk about Square One.