Stop Podcasting Yourself

Alicia Tobin returns to talk murder TV, parking lot attendants, and Winnipeg.

Jane Stanton returns to talk birthdays, the relentless curse of summer, and dance clubs.

Phil Hanley returns to talk prison tattoos, morning show dancers, and apartment hunting.

Paul Anthony joins us to talk about Arsenio Hall, B.O., and The Expendables 3.

Cam MacLeod returns to talk beach burgers, kitchen disasters, and Dragon's Den.

Adam Pateman returns to talk about the apocalypse, doulas, and Toronto.

Comedian Sophie Buddle joins us to talk laryngitis, the World Cup, and art.

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.