Stop Podcasting Yourself

Comedian Beth Stelling returns to talk Amy Grant, dog races, and Love is Blind.

Comedian Peter Oldring returns to talk stampede injuries, not understanding food, and funny art.

Comedian Peter Carlone returns to talk road rage, breaking wine glasses, and bad service.

Recorded live at the Just For Laughs festival in Montreal on July 26th, 2019.

Actress Tess Degenstein returns to talk commercials we can't stop thinking about, the goop TV show, and places that used to be other places.

Improviser Ryan Beil returns to talk Urkel, old man movie complaints, and 7-11.

Comedian Randee Neumeyer joins us to talk spin class, snow days, and thrift shop fights.

Comedian Nima Gholamipour returns to talk dance class, business class, and Happy Days.

Comedian Gavin Matts joins us to talk moisturizing, Cats, and getting on the jumbotron.

No guest this week as we talk school lunches, actor names, and the weather on the moon.

Comedian Clare Belford returns to talk umbrella etiquette, a whirlwind trip to London, and corporate holiday parties. Plus, our Top Tens of the decade.

Improviser and comedian Aaron Read returns to talk attractive mannequins, Succession, and The Masked Singer. Plus, our annual Secret Santa gift exchange.

Actor Ennis Esmer joins us to talk set etiquette, Disney on Ice, and Graham's 24-hour stand-up comedy marathon.

Comedian and musician Emmett Hall returns to talk traveling with his dad, gums, and eating alone.

Improviser Kerri Donaldson joins us to talk bangs, nice border guards, and movie props.

Comedian Chris Locke returns to talk sweater shopping, playing hockey, and small airports.

Recorded live at the Rio Theatre in Vancouver as a part of Just For Laughs Northwest, February 17th, 2019.

Comedian Morgan Brayton returns to talk about amateur plumbers, key parties, Dave's new Halloween song, UFC, and the greatest Marilyn Manson joke you will ever hear.

Comedian Nick Nemeroff joins us to talk open mics, the circus, and the environment.

Recorded LIVE at the Broadway Theatre in Saskatoon on October 6th, 2018. That's right, 2018.

Musician/producer/podcaster Kevvy joins us to talk tattoos, New York, and riding the train backwards.

Comedian Maddy Kelly joins us to talk witchcraft, celebrity couples, the return of hockey season, and scary movies.

Comedian Kathleen McGee returns to talk gambling, broken phones, and long distance bus rides.

Comedian Nour Hadidi joins us to talk finance, yoga, and exclusive clubs.

No guest this week as we take time to remember grampa, and talk about Eric Clapton, New Brunswick, and flying in the middle seat.

Comedian and writer Alicia Tobin returns to talk about her new book, So You're a Little Sad, So What?: Nice Things to Say to Yourself on Bad Days and Other Essays. And also kindergarten and fast food windows.

Comedian Amber Harper-Young returns to talk basketball, jet-setting, and hatchet fights.

Comedian and actor Dave Merheje returns to talk impressions, rock concerts, and the MTV VMAs.

Improviser Caitlin Howden returns to talk 5-star reviews, going to the fair, and country music.

Comedian John Cullen joins us to talk high school reading lists, children's entertainers, and an island wedding.

Improviser Becky Johnson returns for the first time in 10 years to talk high school, reading a book, and a white party.

Improviser Allie Entwistle returns to talk family bands, road rage, and long shoes.

Taz VanRassel of the Sunday Service returns to talk local diner chains, Montreal, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.

Recorded live at the Up + Downtown Music Festival in Edmonton on October 5th, 2018 with Benjamin Ahr Harrison and Adam Pranica from the Greatest Generation podcast.

Comedian Sophie Buddle joins us to talk about opening for Stuber, The Bachelorette, and surviving in prison.

Recorded live at the Odyssey Cafe in Calgary on October 4th, 2018.

No guest this week as we talk about science museums and Repo Man. Also, the thrilling conclusion to the four-call overheard from episode 590.

Improviser Christine Bortolin returns to talk European toilets, broken fridges, and Stranger Things.

Comedian and writer Stacey McLachlan returns to talk more Master Chef Junior, DJ Khaled, and movie theatre shenanigans.

Comedian Dino Archie returns to talk death metal, wallets, and Cape Breton.

Writer Dan Werb returns to talk about his new book, City of Omens, big time basketball, and small time baseball.

Comedian and actress Kelli Ogmundson returns to talk about being related to Bork, '90s music videos, and driving a Tesla.

Jayden Pfeifer returns to talk higher education, more boring dreams, and Beetlejuice the musical.

Comedian Cassie Cao joins us to talk racist cats, Disney movies, and the Game of Thrones finale.

Written by Dave Shumka: A 9-1-1 call from a 2017 bank heist leads investigative journalist Gwen Radford to the story of the country's most missing person, Melissa Turner. And now Melissa has disappeared again, only this time it's different.

Comedian Ivan Decker returns to talk grappling hooks, dog birthdays, and bad neighbourhoods.

Recorded live at the Park Theatre in Winnipeg on September 25rd, 2018.

Comedian K.C. Novak joins us to talk Ohio, TV commercials, and dumping trash.

Improviser Kevin Lee returns to talk ghost trains, veggie burger, and getting misty at the Avengers.

Comedian Sarah Szloboda returns to talk living in London, driving to America, and Easter.