Alicia Tobin returns for our Christmas episode in which we talk about our top Christmas movies and foods, Alicia's fractured shoulder, and then exchange gifts. Also, we're the worst.

No guest this week as we talk Paul McCartney, plays, and Graham's waxing commercial.

Comedian Kurt Braunohler joins us to talk about the world's largest truck stop, western movies, and prank videos.

Warren Bates returns to talk fast food promotional cups, communal dining, and Graham's dumb art project.

Katie-Ellen Humphries returns to talk about how people ask each other out on dates, Dave's mustache, and Magic Mike.

Improviser and former spokesman Ryan Beil returns to talk about single-A baseball, donkey riding, and Graham's weird commercial.

Conor Holler returns to talk about pizza shame, bomb scares, and hospitals.

Improviser Jayden Pfeifer returns to talk about local listings, celebrity sightings, and Graham's good deeds.

Actor/writer/producer Sarah Szloboda joins us to talk theatre superstitions, public bathing, and scouting. And we count down the top ten Macaulay Culkin movies.

Comedian Myq Kaplan joins us to talk about raw food, fillings, and complimenting strangers. And yeah, puns.

Comedian/boxer Shlomo McPeake joins us this week to talk about, well, boxing, as well as local weirdos and Breaking Amish.

No guest this week as we talk pumpkin husbandry, animatronics, and male pattern baldness.

Comedian Ross Dauk joins us to talk about enemies, rough housing, and postal work. Plus, the return of Drunk Dials!

Live from the Electric Owl in Vancouver as a part of the 2012 Olio Festival, we are joined by Dan Mangan, Alicia Tobin, and Kevin Lee.

Comedian Kyle Kinane returns to talk cheese steaks, wooden teeth, and Burning Man.

Comedian Lori Gibbs joins us to talk about scary movies, encores, and lasagne.

Pat Kelly of This Is That returns to talk mortality, Madden, LebowskiFest, and Wes Anderson dialogue.

Jane Stanton returns to talk about Europe, Risky Business, and bidets.

Comedian Debra DiGiovanni joins us for a live show from Toronto's Comedy Bar during Canadian Comedy Awards weekend. Recorded on Friday, August 24th.

Emmett Hall returns and tells us nothing about Bronies, then we talk about Ikea, Batman, and hecklers. Oh, also there's a secret word in this episode and we totally nailed it.

Taz VanRassel returns to talk about beef tongue, fake waiting, cobblers, and soccer. Ugh, are you even reading this?

In this guestless episode we talk about pie, Graham's trip to London, and it's Hulk Hogan's birthday!

Comedian Lachlan Patterson returns to talk about comedy merchandising, Xanadu, and dogcasts.

Steve Bays of Hot Hot Heat and Fur Trade returns to talk about being backstage at a Nickelback concert, garbage, and a history of magic.

Improviser Caitlin Howden joins us to talk about love, Barcelona, exercise, and nudity.

Erica Sigurdson returns to talk about the French, male strippers, and panhandlers.

Actress Nancy Robertson joins us to talk about Italy, raccoons, and murder mysteries.

Improv and sketch comedian Kayla Lorette joins us to talk Eurovision, streaking, and lawn. And big changes come to Celebrity Birthdays.

Abby Shumka returns to talk sewing, soccer, and getting barfed on.

Charlie Demers returns to talk about old punks, pennies, and jumpsuits. Also, Pop Rocks Minute makes its return.

A very adult episode as comedian Jy Harris joins us to talk about Jerry Springer, Jaws, and '80s rapping.

Brent Butt returns to talk tropes, sneezing, pink shirts, and Bigfoot.

Musician Cameron Reed joins us to talk bleeps vs. bloops, video arcades, parades, and themed bars.

No guest this week as we explore Canadian cuisine, the worst people in lineups, and we design our own drink companies.

Improviser Nicole Passmore returns to talk West Edmonton Mall, Gene Simmons' kids, and marathons. And some terrible Drunk Dials.

Comedian and author Moshe Kasher returns to talk about book readings, zombie hunting, and hipster racism.

Comedian Rachel Burns joins us to talk acupuncture, Turks and Caicos, and evictions.

Comedian Ivan Decker returns to talk about helicopters, stitches, and denim hats. Also, guess who drunk dialed us.

No guest this week as we talk about The Real Housewives of Vancouver, big band music, and rotary phones.

Improviser Kevin Lee returns to talk about ice cream, weird expensive purchases, the saddest part of Field of Dreams, and syrup-scented money.

Comedian and writer Charlie Demers returns to talk about book clubs, Adele, moving, and Bob Balaban.

Comedian Alicia Tobin returns to talk about sexy music, neighbourhood drunks, and eating with strangers.

Marjorie Malpass returns to talk babies, restaurant stories, and sex ed. Plus the biggest Hulk Hogan News yet!

Bita Joudaki returns to talk about nude art models, the Jersey Shore, and park benches.

Comedians Mark Little, Bob Kerr, and Conor Holler join us for our first live podcast in Toronto. Recorded at Comedy Bar on Saturday, March 3rd, 2011. Cheetah Power Surge, audience overheards, 90s soundtracks, and Brian Dennehy or Rob Ford.

Comedian Josie Long joins us to talk hologram gravestones, celebrity gardening, and jokes that go nowhere.

Kulap Vilaysack from the Who Charted? podcast joins us to talk light beer, proposals, buskers, and a close encounter of the Hulk Hogan kind.

Comedian Paul F. Tompkins returns to talk about TV, wigs, and one of Graham's Klassic Krazies.

Comedian Erica Sigurdson returns to talk about keys, too much perfume, and Alanis Morissette.

Comedian Katie Crown joins us to talk about abandoned food, oregano oil, and Kideo.

Authoress and improviser Kaitlin Fontana returns to talk about New York, Polish singles, lasers, and absinthe. Also, Drunk Dials and Drunk E-mails!

Comedian Jon Dore returns to talk about Australia, bears, Banksy, and Hulk Hogan.

In the 200th episode extravaganza, Graham and Dave run through every segment and theme song in the show's history. Pop Rocks Minute? Yes! Road to Rock Band? Of course! Everything packed into just under two hours.

Comedian Pete Johansson returns to talk about the board games, Sweden, celebrity sightings and Ikea.

Dan Werb of Woodhands joins us to talk about Rocky movies, band names, that reality show for artists, Skyrim, and moving.