'Something's Off' with Alex DeWitt

In this short, 20 minute episode, Alex continues on the Oscars, discusses his upcoming short film and talks a local man riding the back of a truck on the highway.

For this solo pod, Alex talks about the current state of the subway, defends Toronto mayor John Tory and jokes about the Oscars.

Max Ross joins the show for the fourth time. He shares stories about his family in Poland during WWII, followed by some banter about gaming, toxic social media pages and the Steve Wilkos show.

The pod is back, baby! Well, soon. This episode was recorded back in early December. Alex sits down with guest/mortal enemy Mitchell Alvis. The two talk WWI, drinking in your 30's, 90's comedies, Westerns and more...

In the first episode back from a 2 month break, Alex talks turning 31, Trump's raid at Mar-a-Lago, humans going to Mars, unrealistic high school TV shows, OCD, tattoos and the Amish.

Alex and Max Ross ate 12 pounds of Popeye's each and decided to record in an apartment with no A/C. This podcast is 2 months late. They talk fitness, the then-recent Amber Heard/Johnny Depp verdict, Max's nightclub injuries and more...

Alex talks the George Carlin HBO documentary, the new Top Gun, and ends talking about Ray Liotta.

Alex talks why people over 30 should give up on the long weekend. He also talks Jordan Peterson and the decline of Twitter, as well as updates on his upcoming short film.

Alex talks about rising crime, Toronto accents, the John Wayne Gacy documentary and what type of drunk he is.

Alex talks skateboarders, chaos on the subway, getting temporarily blocked from TikTok, Elon Musk buying Twitter, the Johnny Depp trial, good movies vs. bad movies and animal feeding videos.

For the 69th episode, Alex talks Gilbert Gottfried's death, getting an impression video erased off TikTok, internet motivational speakers and Elon Musk potentially buying Twitter.

Alex riffs on trying to quit smoking, time travel and why he never got into weed. He ends off with a strip club story.

Alex talks Breaking Bad vs. Better Call Saul, and rants for 20 minutes about his hometown.

Alex talks Will Smith/Chris Rock, how The Joker is now boring, people who talk like they know everything, and revisists a rap show he once did at a strip club.

Alex talks Ukraine, the end of mask mandates, his crappy high school and reviews the new movie 'X'.

Alex talks Russia vs. Ukraine, Euphoria, The Batman and Kanye vs. Pete Davidson.

Alex recaps the 2022 Superbowl, talks this years halftime show, and tells a funny story about seeing Eminem live in New Jersey as a kid.

Alex has his dear friend/mortal enemy Mitchell Alvis on the pod. The two talk about movies, comedy, suburbia vs. the city. Fun episode.

In a short episode, Alex talks the Joe Rogan controversy, Ottawa truckers, and Kanye West.

Alex has his friend/comedian Brett Young on the pod to talk everything pop culture. Brett also talks about his rebellious youth in smalltown Ontario, as well as dealing with dyslexia, and even shares a romantic movie theatre story from his early 20's.

Alex goes in for another quick solo pod. He talks about going back onto Facebook for the first time in a year and a half.

Alex talks about Bob Saget and Betty White, and then jokes about the meaning of life.

Alex rings in the new year with Max Ross, and the two of them riff back and forth for a half hour.

Alex has his first guest, comedian and friend Max Ross. The two talk about comedy, how Facebook sucks and Max's experience growing up in a rough neighborhood in the Toronto suburbs. They end things talking about the new Netflix movie, "Don't Look Up." SPOILERS

Alex talks the new Spider-Man movie, starting a new civilization during the pandemic, and saying Merry Christmas.

Alex talks drinking after 30, the Alec Baldwin fiasco, more Christmas shopping talk, and true crime movies.

Alex talks Will Smith fitness, Christmas shopping, and his first porno experience.

Alex talks taking a break. He also discusses dressing up for Halloween at 30 years of age. He also talks about the Chappelle controversy, as well as the Alec Baldwin case.

Alex talks the Facebook/Instagram crash, reviews Many Saints of Newark, Chappelle's special and more...

For the 50th episode, Alex discusses scientists planning to bring back the woolly mammoth. He also goofs on Dog the Bounty Hunter searching for Brian Laundrie, and talks about his love/hate relationship with scene music.

Alex talks about bombing on a show. He also touches on vaccine passports, discusses the nefarious operations of tow truck companies.

Alex discusses MGK vs. Conor McGregor. He also discusses Norm MacDonald's death as well as a couple open mic comedy stories.

Alex talks Drake Vs. Kanye, vaccine passports, and drinking after 25.

Alex discusses the infamous "milk crate challenge". He also explains how today's social media trends are like modern gladiator games. He then details his first real bomb since coming back to stand-up, as well as the new Spider-Man trailer.

Alex discusses asteroids shaving by Earth, UFO's, and how some people will never get over the pandemic.

Alex discusses the polar ice caps and how he has no idea what he's talking about. He also talks about coming back to the city, and Britney Spears being released.

Alex is back after a couple weeks. He talks Matt Damon and DaBaby controversy, turning 30 and reviews "The Suicide Squad". He also discusses an inspiring conversation he had with a drunken elderly man.

Alex discusses people getting his last name wrong. He also jokes about opening for Rakim, and his time cleaning the pool of strip club owners.

Alex does his podcast outdoors for the first time. He talks 40 episodes, the movie 'Shrek' and turning 30. All while battling mosquitoes.

Alex talks about his first show in months, and laughs at his lack of street smarts.

A talks about malls opening back up, Bill Cosby's release, the brilliance of Quentin Tarantino, and how we have too many friends.

Alex jokes about getting vaccinated. He also touches on old high school party stories, as well as a friend of his who tried being his manager as teenagers.

Alex talks soccer, patios reopening and Taxi Driver.

Alex briefly touches on shooting his short film all in one day with old neighborhood buddies.

Alex discusses preparation for his upcoming short horror film. He also reviews "Mare of Easttown", talks dark films and even talks the age of internet shaming.

Alex discusses a friend the nostalgic activities of a friend of his, as well as politically incorrect movies.

Alex discusses his solution for endless fireworks, the darkness of the internet, and more...

Alex talks about getting the vaccine. He also talks about his problem with comedy films today, and how frustrated he is with your "take".

Alex talks quarantine cults, his old experience working fast food and gross children's movies.

Alex talks about Elon Musk, the movie Twister, and the rise of the internet troll.