Podcast appearances and mentions of ajay fry

My Brother Mickey didn't want his name to be included in the title in case potential employers might hear this. I don't see why they'd hesitate to hire him after listening to this. He comes across as a guy who works hard, tries to keep costs down and will literally put himself in dangerous situations just trying to get a job done. I, on the other hand, confessed to taking illegal drugs and having been ostracized in high-school. But you know what, my brother has always been cooler than me and you know what, he just did it again by joining me for my podcast and knocking it out of the god damn park just like he did with this best-man speech at our wedding. I can't believe we didn't talk about that, but it just means we'll have to have him back on the show. Enjoy!

A Reddit user described Fat Apollo thusly...Fat Apollo is the light in the darkness of every geek's soul. Fat Apollo is both the voice of reason and the voice of ridiculousness. Fat Apollo is Halifaxes one true caped crusader. Fat Apollo is... Actually a pretty solid and upstanding guy whom the geek community has sort of latched onto as a personality, and "forced meme"d him into being "Halifamous". He uses this fame mainly to raise awareness about important causes and raise money for various charitable causes. He puts himself out there to talk to people about depression and other issues, and he offers sage advice stemming from his life full of experience and his deep pool of humor. If you ever get the chance, listen to the man tell a story. "Storytime with Fat Apollo" was one of the last panels at Hal-Con (before Geeks versus Nerds, and the closing ceremonies) in 2013, the panel room was packed solid, and nobody got up disgustedly and left once he started talking. He has lived some interesting and incredible experiences, and can tell a story like no other.Fat Apollo joined Ajay Fry on stage at Hal-Con 2019 to talk about mistakes and nobody got up disgustedly and left once he started talking.twitter.com/realfatapolloinstagram.com/fat.apollo

Ajay speaks with Jen Lambe the Executive Director of Hal-Con about the convention's ten year anniversary. She relates a story of mismanaged funds from the first year while Ajay tells the story of the first time he hosted a panel for William Shadler. Oops. I mean Shatner.

Artist and ASMR performer, YouTuber and all-around awesome person ALB joined Ajay to talk mistakes made at Hal-Con 2019!

Ajay Fry talks about the 43rd Canadian Election on election day and includes a couple of clips of current Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.Here's his full answer about why he broke his electoral reform promise: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QVtTr-RO1TsHere's a great explanation of the flaws with first past the post and alternative voting options: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNCHVwtpeBY4mybPkHEnRxSOb7FQ2vF9c

In this seventh episode of Mistakes Were Made With Ajay Fry, 2019 Federal MP Candidate for the Green Party Hannah Conover-Arthurs joins Ajay for a chat about politics and mistakes.

The sixth episode of Mistakes Were Made features a few giant mistakes, as shared by Ajay Fry & his guest and frequent collaborator Velvet Valhalla. 

Here's an episode of Mistakes Were Made that's a little more intimate and a little less polished. I'll need your help to know if this was a mistake or an improvement? Let me know. I'm @AjayFry on all the things! Thanks.

In Mistakes Were Made with Ajay Fry, international multidisciplinary artist Cutis Talwaist Santiago joins Ajay for a chat in front of a live audience at Burdock Brewery in Toronto. Mistakes were made, stories were shared, and laughs were had.

Originally Aired: 09/13/19 – We review Freaks. We talk with actor Kelly McCormack of Killjoys. We also talk with media personality Ajay Fry about his podcast Mistakes Were Made. The post Geek Hard: Episode 484 – Freaks And Killjoys Make Mistakes appeared first on Geek Hard.

In Mistakes Were Made with Ajay Fry, host and presenter Marissa Roberto joins Ajay for a chat in front of a live audience at Burdock Brewery in Toronto. Mistakes were made, stories were shared, and laughs were had.

Originally Aired: 09/13/19 – We review Freaks. We talk with actor Kelly McCormack of Killjoys. We also talk with media personality Ajay Fry about his podcast Mistakes Were Made. The post Geek Hard: Episode 484 – Freaks And Killjoys Make Mistakes appeared first on Geek Hard.

In Mistakes Were Made with Ajay Fry, actor Laura Vandervoort joins Ajay for a chat in front of a live audience at Burdock Brewery in Toronto. Mistakes were made, stories were shared, and laughs were had.  

In this very first episode of Mistakes Were Made with Ajay Fry, KISS 925's Maurie Sherman "Damnit Maurie" joins Ajay for a chat in front of a live audience at Burdock Brewery in Toronto. Mistakes were made, stories were shared, and laughs were had. 

History would call this time the Iron Blockade. Well that went well! ... right? Immediately after running her very first game as GM, Bre Poisonne ran her players through their debrief episode! How did it feel to play the bad guys for four hours? How did they enjoy the game mechanics? After every campaign concludes we record a debrief episode for our Patreon supporters. We liked this game so much, and since today is the 25th of December, we thought we would release the debrief episode of Ashes of the Empire for free for you as a preview of what to expect if you sign up as a Patreon sponsor.  Consider supporting us today through Patreon: Patreon.com/terriblewarriors Terrible Warriors: Bre Poisonne, Julian Spillane, Ajay Fry, and Conal MacBeth

History would call this time the Iron Blockade. The Emperor has been assassinated -- And proof has been provided by Grand Admiral Thrawn. The regional governors fight for the scraps that remain. In the Greater Javin Area, in the Anoat Sector, hangs a planet called Nethoin. Official communications for everyone but the Empire are blocked. The people are starting to get anxious, they've begun hoarding the essentials as store shelves quickly become barren. Gang activity and smugglers are becoming brazen with alarming swiftness, as businesses and private citizens alike begin to turn to grey areas of the law in order to get food, clean water, and life-saving medications that have all but disappeared. Things are escalating quickly, and now Governor Adelhard is dead. Imperial Forces now look to Grand Admiral Thrawn who assumes command. Which is where the Terrible Warriors come in. Consider supporting us today through Patreon: Patreon.com/terriblewarriors Terrible Warriors: Bre Poisonne, Julian Spillane, Ajay Fry, and Conal MacBeth

History would call this time the Iron Blockade. The Emperor has been assassinated -- or has he? People in back alley watering holes are beginning to whisper that the Death Star really has been destroyed -- no, really, they've seen it! There's only one thing for certain; regardless of who's really dead out there in space, the civil war rages on. In the Greater Javin Area, in the Anoat Sector, hangs a planet called Nethoin. Official communications for everyone but the Empire are blocked. The people are starting to get anxious, they've begun hoarding the essentials as store shelves quickly become barren. Gang activity and smugglers are becoming brazen with alarming swiftness, as businesses and private citizens alike begin to turn to grey areas of the law in order to get food, clean water, and life-saving medications that have all but disappeared. Things are escalating quickly, and the Imperials, particularly Governor Adelhard, are getting visibly nervous. Extra Imperial forces are brought in to reinforce whatever dwindling supplies are left. Which is where the Terrible Warriors come in. Consider supporting us today through Patreon: Patreon.com/terriblewarriors Terrible Warriors: Bre Poisonne, Julian Spillane, Ajay Fry, and Conal MacBeth

History would call this time the Iron Blockade. The Emperor has been assassinated -- or has he? People in back alley watering holes are beginning to whisper that the Death Star really has been destroyed -- no, really, they've seen it! There's only one thing for certain; regardless of who's really dead out there in space, the civil war rages on. In the Greater Javin Area, in the Anoat Sector, hangs a planet called Nethoin. Official communications for everyone but the Empire are blocked. The people are starting to get anxious, they've begun hoarding the essentials as store shelves quickly become barren. Gang activity and smugglers are becoming brazen with alarming swiftness, as businesses and private citizens alike begin to turn to grey areas of the law in order to get food, clean water, and life-saving medications that have all but disappeared. Things are escalating quickly, and the Imperials, particularly Governor Adelhard, are getting visibly nervous. Extra Imperial forces are brought in to reinforce whatever dwindling supplies are left. Which is where the Terrible Warriors come in. Consider supporting us today through Patreon: Patreon.com/terriblewarriors Terrible Warriors: Bre Poisonne, Julian Spillane, Ajay Fry, and Conal MacBeth

History would call this time the Iron Blockade. The Emperor has been assassinated -- or has he? People in back alley watering holes are beginning to whisper that the Death Star really has been destroyed -- no, really, they've seen it! There's only one thing for certain; regardless of who's really dead out there in space, the civil war rages on. In the Greater Javin Area, in the Anoat Sector, hangs a planet called Nethoin. Official communications for everyone but the Empire are blocked. The people are starting to get anxious, they've begun hoarding the essentials as store shelves quickly become barren. Gang activity and smugglers are becoming brazen with alarming swiftness, as businesses and private citizens alike begin to turn to grey areas of the law in order to get food, clean water, and life-saving medications that have all but disappeared. Things are escalating quickly, and the Imperials, particularly Governor Adelhard, are getting visibly nervous. Extra Imperial forces are brought in to reinforce whatever dwindling supplies are left. Which is where the Terrible Warriors come in. Consider supporting us today through Patreon: Patreon.com/terriblewarriors Terrible Warriors: Bre Poisonne, Julian Spillane, Ajay Fry, and Conal MacBeth

Donnie Hendrix himself, Kristian Bruun, is here to talk about the season finale of Orphan Black (“History Yet to Be Written”)! Go behind the scenes of the infamous twerking scene, hear speculation about season 4, and more as Kristian, Rob, and special guest co-hosts Ajay Fry and Morgan Hoffman (Space Channel’s After the Black) go through your questions, your theories, and your fan art!Clonecast is going monthly between seasons! Follow us to keep updated about future guests and episodes! http://twitter.com/clonecast http://clonecast.tumblr.comFAN ART LINKS Helena & pupok painting - Michael Betzelhttp://bit.ly/1KaElOyCophine and Tatiana/Ksenia sketches - @molkate_http://bit.ly/1Crbo9bDisney-style illustrations of Orphan Black - stripeddesigns.tumblr.com aka Lesley Vamoshttp://bit.ly/1LshWwkHelena cosplay from Supanova - @tarzapamhttp://bit.ly/1GFDuRVHelena vs Rudy fight poster - @neirbo_http://bit.ly/1QOs2LPHelena hugs Donnie - @PocketClones http://bit.ly/1Hd5yxECosima Pocket Clone embroidery - Erin Wilson http://bit.ly/1e24GAtShay digital portrait - doodlesandpuddles.tumblr.com http://bit.ly/1LzLWDDBurying Leekie Pop Vinyl diorama - @THAILA324b21http://bit.ly/1BKKDBNMega Orphan Black parody music video - @iTheressahttp://bit.ly/1QOwfPH

Here it is folks my first special from my coverage of Fan Expo 2011 that took place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre from Aug 25 - 28, 2011. In this episode I take in the sights and sounds of opening day. Firsat up I am joined by fellow podcaster and writer Wayne as we talk to Brian Namanny who worked on the robots from Disney's upcoming movie Real Steel that premieres Oct. 7 at a theatre near you. The I meet up with artist Jim Su (www.beach-studios.com) who worked on the Canadian animated shows Reboot & Beast Machines by Mainframe entertainment. It's then time for me to catch up with Teddy Wilson and Ajay Fry from Innerspace as we discuss all things sci-fi and geekness and catch up on what is happening on the SPACE channel (www.spacecast.ca). I have a quick discussion with Courtney from Hasbro as we talk about a product they launched at the convention called Kre-o Transformers (www.kre-o.ca) . It's then a trip to the streets of Gothamm as I talk with Sarah from Rocksteady Games as we discuss the upcoming game Batman : Arkham City (www.batmanarkhamcity.com) coming out in October. I wrap things up for the day with a very quick interview with actor Larry Hagman who talks about his role as J.R. from the tv show Dallas. Music for this week features the song Black Hole by Victor Stellar that can be found at www.blackstackmusic.com. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome. P.S. Check out the Facebook page for the podcast where pictures from the convention will be posted soon