Stop Podcasting Yourself

Caitlin Howden joins us to talk topless beaches, bad flyers, and protests.

Comedian Jen Kirkman joins us to talk licorice, Oliver Stone, and breaking and entering.

Comedian Sean Devlin joins us to talk handball, Saved By The Bell, and public art.

The guest never showed up, so we talked about MaxFunCon, Graham's bad neighbourhood, and we play about a million Drunk Dials.

Paul F. Tompkins returns to talk about the million greatest songs, father Mark Wahlberg, and portions.

Comedian Peter Carlone joins us to talk volleyball, cutlery, and Step By Step.

Erica Sigurdson joins us to talk surfing, fibre, and standing ovations.

Guest-free as we talk about pleasure cruising, benches, honking, and Ugly Kid Joe.

Comedian Chris Locke joins us to talk posters, Donald Duck, and patio drinking.

Ivan Decker returns to talk auctions, Alan Thicke, and turn-down service.

Amanda Brooke Perrin returns to talk vermin, classic rock, and underwear.

Chris von Szombathy returns to talk baseball pranks, shirt care, and Winnipeg.

Scott Simpson returns to talk donating stuff, Palm Springs, and bus liars.

Warren Bates returns to talk diving bells, butterflies, and Greyhound buses.

Taz VanRassel returns to talk high school auditoriums, the 1970s, and parachutes.

Abby Shumka returns to talk costuming, Road House, Square One, and one other thing.

Brent Butt joins us to talk about the worst movies, farmer dating, and pigeons. Make sure to donate at maximumfun.org/donate

Morgan Brayton returns to talk cat traps, boring dreams, and baby holding.

Kyle Kinane returns to talk driver's ed, balloon animals, and plumbing mishaps.

No guest this week as we talk fingerprints, smartening up, and ALF.

Paul F. Tompkins joins us to talk Mitt Romney, David Blaine, and clumsy waiters. Recorded Live at the Biltmore Cabaret in Vancouver as part of the Northwest Comedy Fest Photo by Leigh Righton.

Ryan Beil returns to talk adult bullies, True Detective, and dancing kids.

Josh Stubbs returns to talk Jay Leno, car troubles, and Graham joins Tinder and wonders whether he's a bear.

Nicole Passmore returns to talk raves, Swedish candy, and town bullies. Plus Drunk Dials!

Paul Myrehaug returns to talk about his many Disney visits, bottomless fries, and the final installment of Lessons Learned From Flex Magazine.

Sketch comedian Chris Wilson joins us to talk nudism, apple technique, and Blackfish.

Jeff McEnery returns to talk prison acting, Switzerland, and bowling.

Comedian Nima Gholamipour joins us to talk phony encores, dogs in shorts, and bus stop shenanigans.

Emmett Hall returns to talk work parties, changing in public, and swords.

Charlie Demers returns for this holiday episode to talk babymaking, trendy foods, and guns. Then we do our annual Secret Santa exchange.

For our 300th episode celebration, Dave and Graham challenge each other to a trivia showdown based on the show's history.

Comedian Lynn Shawcroft joins us to talk dentists, Febreze marketing, and magicians.

Musician Hawksley Workman joins us to talk savage housecats, flat tires, and haunted schools.

Comedian JJ Whitehead joins us to talk potato famines, Extreme Cheapskates, and rubbies.

Comedian Dave Martin joins us to talk fast food lore, Moneyball, and TLC.

Aaron Read of the Sunday Service returns to talk cat cafes, dating shows, and House of Cards.

Sarah Szloboda returns to talk abandoned zoos, Phil Collins, and Orange is the New Black.

Alicia Tobin returns to talk homemade deodorant, rock concerts, and flying low.

Comedian Dino Archie joins us to talk Canadian chip flavours, street fistfights, and flaming phones.

Phil Hanley returns to talk Norway, Metallica, and smoking.

Katie-Ellen Humphries returns to talk gut stuff, road rage, and game shows.

Jayden Pfeifer returns to talk Pauly Shore, bowling, and fight avoidance.

Comedian Glenn Wool joins us to talk druids, sugar, and cut-off shorts.

Mark Chavez of the Pajama Men joins us to talk cabarets, Canadian country music, and Mad About You.

Abby Shumka returns to talk driving school, Chubby Checker's non-Twist hits, and Graham's month in Scotland.

No guest this week as we discuss house parties, Mel Gibson, and not wanting to work vs. wanting to bang on the drums all day.

Charlie Demers returns to talk babymaking, lottery tickets, and game shows.

Jane Stanton joins us to talk about the economy of doll hairs, Great Wolf Lodge, and bachelor auctions.

Comedian Andy Kallstrom joins us to talk moving to England, baseball food, and plumbing.

Erica Sigurdson returns to talk amateur midwifery, food carts, and a squirrel king.