Canada's top comedy podcast. Hosted by Graham Clark and Dave Shumka, with weekly guests. Hilarious weekly guests? Yup.
951 episodes transcribedComedian Everardo Ramirez returns to talk first jeans, Love and Death, and prom.
Comedian Myles Anderson joins us to talk piano, fighting at the pet store, and a sweaty concert.
No guest this week as we talk about a big Vegas wedding, Robert DeNiro’s handsomest movies, and putting out fires.
Her own person Abby Shumka returns to talk languages, listener mail, and macaroni.
Actress Kelli Ogmundson returns to talk American pronunciations, sports fever, and saxophone music.
Comedian Aaron Eves joins us to talk double church, six movies, and an Indian food snafu.
Comedian Alana Johnston joins us to talk becoming American, topical ointments, and a weird protest.
Comedian Nathan Hare joins us to talk Moby Dick, spending too much on foodstuffs, and a new chapter in the dead Queen prank war. No friggin’ way.
Comedian Nathan Macintosh joins us to talk Super Soakers, digging dogs, and trifle.
Comedian Maddy Kelly returns to talk Popcorn For Dinner, Cheesecake Factory, and flight delays.
Comedian Charlie Demers returns IN STUDIO to talk new babies, hot dog commercials, and Avatar 2. Plus, it’s week 2 of MaxFunDrive 2023. Support the sh...
Comedian Alicia Tobin returns to talk queen pranks, fun errands, and airport security. Plus, it’s week 1 of MaxFunDrive 2023. Support the show at maxi...
Comedian Alannah Brittany joins us to talk motorcycle noises, Arrival, and a famous stool.
Stuart Wellington from the Flop House joins us to talk Bar Rescue, mountains, and snowmen.
Courtney Gilmour returns to talk perfume, poached eggs, and cookbooks.
Comedian April Richardson joins us to talk British money, tulips, and new nachos.
Improviser Ryan Beil joins us to talk Let’s Make a Rom-Com, grocery drama, and car batteries.
Comedian Christine Bortolin returns to talk elf life, dreamy times, and dog sledding.
Comedian John Hodgman returns to talk Dragon’s Lair, the devil, and New England bowling.
Comedian Bita Joudaki returns to talk Backstreet Boys, Subway service, and bad documentaries.
