Ep 62: The Public Bathroom w/ Maarten Bayless
The Town Show · Kelly&Kelly Inc
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Show Notes
Musician and comedian Maarten Bayliss come say to talk about growing up in Nanaimo, BC. His disdain for the Nanaimo Bar. He also talks about being a teenage goth and just “driving around” a lot. He build a very useful thing for our town: a 3 story public washroom in the center of town called “The Bathroom State Building”. We meet a teen named Gecko and his friends as they drive around town and then go to Triage Coffee - a place that has undercover EMTs working as baristas.
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Chapters
00:00 Welcome to The Town Show
02:57 Foggy Days in Vancouver
05:59 Nanaimo: The Harbor City
08:56 The Nanaimo Bar Debate
11:52 Growing Up in Nanaimo
14:55 Concerts and Rivalries
15:32 Celebrating Marriages and Relationships
16:42 Nanaimo Nostalgia and Family Connections
18:24 Musical Memories and High School Bands
19:45 Local Celebrities and Community Characters
20:41 The Need for Public Facilities
21:37 The Bathroom State Building Concept
23:09 Volunteer Experiences and Humor in Bathrooms
29:00 Driving Around Town: A Comedic Adventure
30:23 The Rebellious Spirit of Youth
32:24 Navigating Parental Relationships
34:03 The Undercover Paramedic Dilemma
38:02 The Triage Coffee Revelation
39:43 Closing Thoughts and Future Endeavors
Nanaimo, Improv, Vancouver, comedy, podcast, fog, local culture, music, community, humor, storytelling, Bathroom State Building, comedy, volunteer corps, humor, youth rebellion, paramedics, triage coffee, driving scenes, stand-up comedy, friendship
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