Podcast appearances and mentions of dave shumka

Jesse and Jordan read you comforting subreddits chosen by you! Every day during MaxFunDrive 2025 9:30am PST, March 17th - March 28th (except weekends). Dave Shumka (Stop Podcasting Yourself) joins us to chat r/Frasier_Sleepers.It's MaxFunDrive 2025, become a new or upgrading member today! Live Jordan, Jesse, Go! in Chicago at Sleeping Village on April 11th!MaxFunDrive ends on March 28, 2025! Support our show now and get access to bonus content by becoming a member at maximumfun.org/join. MaxFunDrive ends on March 28, 2025! Support our show now and get access to bonus content by becoming a member at maximumfun.org/join.

This week we welcome Dave Shumka from Stop Podcasting Yourself back to the pod to discuss Drake and Kendrick, Halloween and Ozempic. Then we settle down to pass judgment on the stern, humourless and sometimes racist blues rock legend Eric Clapton. Enjoy? Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/

Freaky February continues as we do an episode of one of our very favourite podcasts, and in fact, the first podcast John ever listened to, Stop Podcasting Yourself! We are very pleased to be joined by one of SPY's own hosts, Dave Shumka, as we discuss "Mean Girls: The Musical", the time that Yahoo! hired Snow (yes, the Canadian white rapper Snow) to do its hold music, and John working out too hard and being unable to move for a week. Plus, we dive into your Overheards and Overseens and don't worry, when BP does SPY...it IS that kind of show. If you want more of this kind of show, head on over to patreon.com/blockedparty, where $5/month gets you access to THREE bonus episodes every dang month! This week, Raft rejoins the show for our first-ever mailbag with them, and it was, predictably, a real delight. Plus, we couldn't just let Sweeps Month go by without doing something special, so next week, our Cameo series, "Word Up!" makes its triumphant return to the bonus feed. We also have ad-free episodes, merch discounts, and much more, so head on over there and support the show today! Dave Shumka is one of the two hosts of Stop Podcasting Yourself, which is available wherever you get your podcasts. You can also hear his work as a producer as part of the "Let's Make A..." series and "This Sounds Serious". You can follow him on Twitter at @daveshumka. This episode is also available in video format on our YouTube. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we're joined by Stop Podcasting Yourself legend Dave Shumka, who has taken a moment out of his busy schedule to talk about Gene Simmons. Is there more to the guy than bass guitar, demon makeup and sex addiction? Possibly! Enjoy! Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka team up with Becky to discuss two 1985 films that were clearly inspired by the iconic Bruce Lee: Gymkata and The Last Dragon. Graham Clark is a three-time Canadian Comedy Award winner and co-host of Maximum Fun's Stop Podcasting Yourself, which just passed its 750th episode. He has appeared on CTV, CBC's The Debaters, Just for Laughs, and HBO. He served as the west coast correspondent for This Hour Has 22 Minutes. Graham has toured around the world with his prize-winning hit show "Graham Clark Reads the Phonebook", and is also the proud owner of a Subaru. Dave Shumka is a writer and podcaster from Vancouver. In 2008, along with Graham Clark he began hosting and producing Stop Podcasting Yourself, a long-running talk show which has won 3 Canadian Comedy Awards. He has produced podcasts for Maximum Fun, Castbox, CBC, and Al Jazeera. His writing credits include CBC's The Debaters, Corner Gas Animated, and This Is That: Travel Guide to Canada, a Canadian best-seller. Since 2018 he has been the head writer of This Sounds Serious, a comedic mockumentary podcast, which The New Yorker called one of the Best Podcasts of 2020. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Co-star of Stop Podcasting Yourself https://maximumfun.org/podcasts/stop-podcasting-yourself/ and This Sounds Serious https://www.thissoundsserious.com/, Dave Shumka is a great guest. Comedian and podcaster Nick Turner is another illustrious addition to the show, listen to him at https://www.getrichnick.com/, you'll probably laugh a lot. www.sliceradio.com.au for great shows and music.

Go Fact Yourself is joining forces with Politifact for the United Facts of America -- a (virtual) festival of fact checking -- May 10-13. To get 30% off tickets to the event and to see a special video edition of Go Fact Yourself, visit bit.ly/FactsFest and enter the promo code “FACTS2021” at checkout.And… make sure to listen to our second pledge break for a very special announcement that could put YOU on an episode of GFY...Whether you want to sing about Summer lovin’ or the Big Bang, we’ve got you covered on this special #MaxFunDrive episode of Go Fact Yourself!Dave Shumka is one of the hosts of Maximum Fun’s “Stop Podcasting Yourself,” which has been around for 13 years. While things have certainly changed in the world of podcasting, Dave says their longevity can be attributed to their show’s vague initial premise of “bland white people.”Dave’s opponent is Laura House, the voice behind one of Maximum Fun’s newest shows, “Tiny Victories.” The show is meant to be a celebration of the little things in life. Laura will explain how the podcast is a reflection of a mindset that she tries to bring into the real world. This episode is a special Max Fun Drive edition of trivia competition. To become a Max Fun Member and support Go Fact Yourself for as little as $5 a month, go to Maximumfun.org/joinWhat’s the difference: The Greenhouse EffectWhat’s the difference between a greenhouse and a hothouse?What’s the difference between “effective” and “efficacious” when referring to vaccines?Areas of Expertise:Dave Shumka: Erotic thrillers, 1990’s Canadian popular music and Dairy QueenLauar House: The movie Grease, The movie Grease 2 and Gothic English literatureAppearing in this episode:J. Keith van StraatenHelen HongDave ShumkaLaura HouseWith guest experts:Tyler Stewart, drummer for the band Barenaked Ladies.Randal Kleiser, director of the film Grease.Go Fact Yourself was devised and produced by Jim Newman and J. Keith van Straaten, in collaboration with Maximum Fun. Theme Song by Jonathan Green.Maximum Fun's Senior Producer is Laura Swisher.Associate Producer and Editor is Julian Burrell.Mask-wearing and vaccine-getting by YOU.

Dave Shumka and Graham Clark (Stop Podcasting Yourself podcast) join Jordan and Jesse for the first week of MaxFunDrive 2021!!  They get into all the old Los Angeles restaurants that advertise pastrami, but actually have a different specialty that everyone orders, the time Dave's family rented a video camera to tape him singing the Gilligan's Island theme song, and the sad sitcom intros that made you realize you were up too late when you were a kid. Plus, we get a call from one of Jordan's favorite guys!  It's the first week of MAXFUNDRIVE! You can support the show by going to MaximumFun.org/join! 

BP Sweeps Month continues as Karen Kilgariff (My Favorite Murder) joins the show to talk about getting a very strange follow that led to an immediate block, a follow so bad we won't even mention the person's name in this space. The rest of the episode is not bad at all, but in fact, very good, as the Blocked Boys talk with Karen about our online ordering habits through COVID, crazy dreams, the CIA Valentine's Day wish, Miley Cyrus, appetizers, and John finally gets called out by a Jeopardy! champ.   If you want to be sweet for more than just Valentine's Day, you can head on over to https://patreon.com/blockedparty, where $5/month gets you access to FOUR bonus episodes every month. This month is Sweeps Month, where we have special DUO bonus episodes all month long. Last week, we had Racquel Belmonte and Carla Mah join us, and this week, we'll be joined by the nice boys from Stop Podcasting Yourself, Graham Clark and Dave Shumka. Plus, we've got Trivia Party with the Doughboys still ahead. It's gonna be a huge month and you won't wanna miss it!   Karen Kilgariff is a host of the podcast My Favorite Murder and wrote a book, "Stay Sexy & Don't Get Murdered", which is available now. She can be followed on Twitter at @KarenKilgariff.

This week’s episode of The Plop was proudly put together by:Host: Peter “Larry Dobbs” OldringProducers: Peter Oldring, Pat Kelly, Jodie Camilleri, Chris Redman, Max Collins, Dave Shumka and Chris KellyEditor: Max CollinsCreative Advisers for The Plop: Ali Eisner and Ryan McMahon------------------------------------------------------------------------SKETCHES IN THIS WEEK’S EPISODE:“Flowers” is written and performed by  Ingrid Hansen & Victor Dolhai from SNAFU Dance“TikTok Dad Rap” is written and performed by Todd Houseman and Ben Gorodetsky from FolkLordz “Little Miss Bluebell: Beauty & Make-Up Tips” is written and performed by Louis Brady“The Pickled Veggie Club” is written and performed by Rae Lynn Carson“Cool Ghost” is written and performed by Amy Matisyo. Additional performance and rap lyrics by Lloyd Ahlquist. Beat by NY Bangers. Thanks to Karrnnel SawitskyThis week’s episode is brought to you by our very dear friends:Emily Karp, Kaitlin "K-Fon" Fontana, The Mellor Family, Nick Fabin, Lindsay Bercovitch aka "Olaf", Philippe Maxim David Rabin, Collage Collage Art School And Store, Eliot Mellor, Emily Best, Evelia Eck, Jack Merchant, James Greer, Kasper Curtis, Katie Robinson, Lena Heidt, MommaRed and Shabibi.The Plop is a Kelly&Kelly production, proudly crowdfunded on Seed & Spark

This week’s episode of The Plop was proudly put together by:Host: Peter “Larry Dobbs” OldringProducers: Peter Oldring, Pat Kelly, Jodie Camilleri, Chris Redman, Max Collins, Dave Shumka and Chris KellyEditor: Max CollinsCreative Advisers for The Plop: Ali Eisner and Ryan McMahon------------------------------------------------------------------------SKETCHES IN THIS WEEK’S EPISODE:“Car Wash” is written & directed by Lisa Franklin. Performances by Chris Redman, Yaari Tal and Andrea Simons“Anything can be Art” is written and performed by Matt Baram and Naomi Snieckus“AR U Ready?” is written and performed by Velvet Wells. Additional voices by Max Collins and Peter Oldring.“Edna & Maroon - A Day at The Beach” is written and performed by  Ingrid Hansen & Victor Dolhai from SNAFU Dance“Best Joke in the World” is written and performed by Chris RedmanThis week’s episode is brought to you by our good friends: Alyson Kelly, Anastacia McPherson, Charles Ford Beesley-Hammond, Ethan Lautour, Jesse @ The Nord Group, Jessica “Radish” Anders, Lindsay & Kip Macmillan, Erin’s dog “Lubo”, Oliver & Keir Anderson, Paul Tedeschini, Shannon D Lankenau, Sophia Sayas and Vivienne Radcliffe.The Plop is a Kelly&Kelly production, proudly crowdfunded on Seed & Spark

This week’s episode of The Plop was proudly put together by:Host: Peter “Larry Dobbs” OldringProducers: Peter Oldring, Pat Kelly, Jodie Camilleri, Chris Redman, Max Collins, Dave Shumka and Chris KellyEditor: Max CollinsCreative Advisers for The Plop: Ali Eisner and Ryan McMahon------------------------------------------------------------------------SKETCHES IN THIS WEEK’S EPISODE:“Level Up” is written and performed by Kyle Fines“Time Out” is written and performed by Becky Johnson“The Weather Report” is written and performed by Gina Harms. Additional voice performed by Max Collins“Do the Shrimp Dance”  is written and performed by Curtis Gerstendorfer. Additional voice performed by Dylan Araki“Beneath The Mask”  is written and performed Todd Houseman and Ben Gorodetsky from FolkLordz This week’s episode is brought to you by our good friends Abbott Rowe, “Chicken Little” aka Alice Lautour, BabaFrog Shazam, “Moxie” aka Laura Green, Nick Fabin, Sylvia Mellork, Philippe Maxim David Rabin, and Conrad Whelan.The Plop is a Kelly&Kelly production, proudly crowdfunded on Seed & Spark

This week’s episode of the Plop was proudly put together by:Host: Peter “Larry Dobbs” OldringProducers: Peter Oldring, Pat Kelly, Jodie Camilleri, Chris Redman, Max Collins, Dave Shumka and Chris KellyEditor: Max CollinsCreative Advisers for The Plop: Ali Eisner and Ryan McMahon------------------------------------------------------------------------SKETCHES IN THIS WEEK’S EPISODE:“Buzzing Out with BuzzNick - Spiders” is written and performed by Cameron MacLeod. Additional voice performed by Daniel Code“Frazzy Gulp Garage Sale” is written and performed by Leigh Cameron. Additional voices performed by Conor Bradbury, Paul Aihoshi, and Max Collins“Unicorns Stuck in Space” is written and performed by  Inessa Frantowski & Sarah Hillier“Lonely Louse” is written and performed by Natalie Metcalfe“Batman & Robin” is written and performed by Mark Dowling. Additional voices performed by  Brady O'Callahan, Curtis Retherford and Chris RedmanThis week’s episode is brought to you by our dear friends Adrian McGrath, Beatrice Milne, Charlie, David Sheern, Jo-Ann Roberts, Jonesy the Dog, Ken Kelly and Michael ToddThe Plop is a Kelly&Kelly production, proudly crowdfunded on Seed & Spark

This week’s episode of the Plop was proudly put together by:Host: Peter “Larry Dobbs” OldringProducers: Peter Oldring, Pat Kelly, Jodie Camilleri, Chris Redman, Max Collins, Dave Shumka and Chris KellyEditor: Max CollinsCreative Advisers for The Plop: Ali Eisner and Ryan McMahon------------------------------------------------------------------------SKETCHES IN THIS WEEK’S EPISODE:“Goblin & Troll” is written and performed by Inessa Frantowski & Sarah Hillier“DOUG” is written and performed by Graham Clark“Edna & Maroon” is written and performed by Ingrid Hansen & Victor Dolhai from SNAFU Dance“Tiny Door” is written and performed by Becky Johnson“FBI File #2112: The Toothpaste Diaries of Dr. Brent Hodge” is written and performed by Dylan Araki with additional voices provided by Curtis GerstendorferThis week’s episode is brought to you by our friends Brenda Betts Press, Chris Bussel, Elfred Matining, Francesca and Brent HodgeThe Plop is a Kelly&Kelly production, proudly crowdfunded on Seed & Spark

This week’s episode of the Plop was proudly put together by:Host: Peter “Larry Dobbs” OldringProducers: Peter Oldring, Pat Kelly, Jodie Camilleri, Chris Redman, Max Collins, Dave Shumka and Chris KellyEditor: Dave ShumkaCreative Advisers for The Plop: Ali Eisner and Ryan McMahon------------------------------------------------------------------------SKETCHES IN THIS WEEK’S EPISODE:“Head In The Clouds”  is written and performed by Becky Johnson“Uh Oh Spider Hotel”  is written and performed by Curtis Gerstendorfer“Plop Sensations”  is written and performed by Jenn Bojm with additional vocals by Colin Cowan“Shocking Light Bulb Explanation”  is written and performed by Chris Duffy“Outside The Box”  is written and performed by Carla MahThis week’s episode is brought to you by our friends Emily Adams, Claire Knechtel and Nolan & TateThe Plop is a Kelly&Kelly production, proudly crowdfunded on Seed & Spark

This week’s episode of the Plop was proudly put together by:Host: Peter “Larry Dobbs” OldringProducers: Peter Oldring, Pat Kelly, Jodie Camilleri, Chris Redman, Max Collins, Dave Shumka and Chris KellyEditor: Dave ShumkaCreative Advisers for The Plop: Ali Eisner and Ryan McMahon------------------------------------------------------------------------SKETCHES IN THIS WEEK’S EPISODE:“The Sloth Walker” is written and performed by Paul Tedeschini“Worlds Best Grandpa” is written and performed by Ned Petrie“Fart Justice” is written and performed by Emily Elias“Sherlock and Watson” is written and performed by Ronald Dario“Holes of the Rich and Famous” is written and performed by Leigh CameronThis week’s episode is brought to you by our friends Amy Matysio, Chase Finney, Griff Foxley, John Millikin, Slyvia Mellor and Sami Wall.The Plop is a Kelly&Kelly production, proudly crowdfunded on Seed & Spark

This week’s episode of the Plop was proudly put together by:Host: Peter “Larry Dobbs” OldringProducers: Peter Oldring, Pat Kelly, Jodie Camilleri, Chris Redman, Max Collins, Dave Shumka and Chris KellyEditor: Chris KellyCreative Advisers for The Plop: Ali Eisner and Ryan McMahon------------------------------------------------------------------------SKETCHES IN THIS WEEK’S EPISODE:“Lucy Loves Language” is written and performed by Michelle Rivard“Zeke's House of Sound FX” is written and performed by Graham Clark“Buzzing Out with BuzzNick”is written and performed by Cameron MacLeod. Additional voice performed by Daniel Code“Rhyme On a Dime” is an improvised sketch performed by Louis Brady and Peter Oldring“Goblin & Troll” is written and performed by Inessa Frantowski & Sarah HillierThis week’s episode is brought to you by our friends Fern & Winter, Allison Rosengarten, Captain Jeremy, Colin Bercovitch, Haley MacDougall, Jack Hogan and Jasmine LukukuThe Plop is a Kelly&Kelly production, proudly crowdfunded on Seed & Spark

This week's episode of the Plop was proudly put together by:Host:  Peter “Larry Dobbs” OldringProducers: Peter Oldring, Pat Kelly, Jodie Camilleri, Chris Redman, Max Collins, Dave Shumka and Chris KellyEditor: Chris KellyCreative Advisers for The Plop: Ali Eisner and Ryan McMahon------------------------------------------------------------------------SKETCHES IN THIS WEEK'S EPISODE:“Dear Diary” is written and performed by Jessie Schneiderman“Zoom Rap”is written and performed by Todd Houseman and Ben Gorodetsky from FolkLordz “10 Ways to Tell Someone…” is written and performed by Natalie Metcalfe“Adventures of Mo Mower” is written and performed by Colin Cowan, with additional voices from Jenn Bojm With special thanks to:Celeste Barber and Thomas Campbell for giving us the Weather Report This week’s episode is brought to you by our friends Catherine Brassard, Jill & Grant Barber, Mark Rabin, Meg Kelly & Megan Isser.And an extra special plopping thanks to Brent Hodge, Conrad Whelan, Marian & Marvin Frackt, Robin Oldring, Zak Pashak, and Uncle Rob & Aunt Jane for helping make this show possible. Thank you!The Plop is a Kelly&Kelly production, proudly crowdfunded on Seed & Spark

Hilarious podcast royalty Dave Shumka joins the co-ghosts to discuss pasta, mezzanines, and Billie Eilish!

Hilarious podcast royalty Dave Shumka joins the co-ghosts to discuss pasta, mezzanines, and Billie Eilish!

Hilarious podcast royalty Dave Shumka joins the co-ghosts to discuss pasta, mezzanines, and Billie Eilish!

https://www.patreon.com/landlordtenant *** WARNING *** Michael Balazo's debut/farewell standup album COMPLETE DISCOGRAPHY is available NOW on all digital platforms. Get it HERE! Hi. This week, James and Michael talk about their separate vacations. Then, James asks Michael for some romantic advice. Our guest is podcaster and rosé lover Dave Shumka, who joins us all the way from the western part of Canada. Be sure to check out Dave on Stop Podcasting Yourself and This Sounds Serious. Please rate and review The Landlord And Tenant Podmess on Apple Podcasts and tell your friends if you think this podcast is good. Email: ltpodmess@gmail.com Twitter: @ltpodmess Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/landlordtenantpod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ltpodmess/ This podcast is part of the Sonar Network. Support The Landlord and Tenant Podmess Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

We are in the middle of our annual #MaxFunDrive! If you like what we do, and are in a good financial spot, please consider becoming a member of the network and supporting our show.maximumfun.org/joinIt's a MaxFun Crossover with Dave Shumka of Stop Podcasting Yourself and James Arthur of Minority Korner arguing over the important issues of the day. It's The Woman King vs Hobo Dogs. This week, our contestants renovate Disneyland attractions, learn about a few fake podcasts, and give old plays the Clueless treatment.James Arthur would like to plug Minority Korner here on MaxFun, his Zoom dance classes, and In Good Company and recommends Hot Trash with D'Arcy DrollingerDave Shumka would like to plug Stop Podcasting Yourself  and This Sounds Serious And Finally, Dave Holmes is on Twitter @DaveHolmes and recommends you read Michael Brooks' work Find us on Twitter! We are @TroubledPod and you can also find us on Facebook.Call us on the official Troubled Waters hotline! Our number is 323-300-4984. Our producers will have a new prompt for you to answer and we may just use your call on the showDon’t want to pay those international calling fees? Email us a voice memo! troubledwaterspod@gmail.comWritten by Riley Silverman and John-Luke Roberts, recorded remotely over Google Hangouts and produced by Christian Dueñas and Laura Swisher.

Credits:Record Club is a Kelly&Kelly production. It is produced by Chris Kelly, Max Collins, Dave Shumka, Jodie Camilleri, and Lauren Bercovitch. It is recorded on the unceded territories of the Squamish, Musqueam and Tseil-Waututh nations.Record Club was created and produced by Lizzy Karp + Ken Tsui and recorded at a Here There  event. Special thanks to the following generous souls for sharing their stories:Featured in the podcast:Adrienne Matei, Tobias Hargrave, Rachel RickettsLive show performers: Rebecca Slaven, Trevor Risk, Dane Brown, Stephen Schilling, and Joanna Riquette.

This week we're joined by comedian and co-host of Stop Podcasting Yourself, Dave Shumka! We talk eggs, first dates, and chicken sex. Then Dave favours us with another edition of Two Truths and a Lie.

This week we’re joined by comedian and co-host of Stop Podcasting Yourself, Dave Shumka! We talk eggs, first dates, and chicken sex. Then Dave favours us with another edition of Two Truths and a Lie. Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

Credits:Record Club is a Kelly&Kelly production. It is produced by Chris Kelly, Max Collins, Lauren Bercovitch, Dave Shumka and Jodie Camilleri. Record Club was created by Lizzy Karp + Ken Tsui and recorded at a Here There event. Special thanks to the following generous souls for sharing their stories:Featured in the podcast:Adam Reid, Arinn Westendorf and Justyna KrolAlso spoke at the live show: Andrea Warner, Emily Williams, Fatima Dhowre, Jackie Wong, Michelle Morgan and Tracey Friesen. With music by Desirée Dawson.

Dave Shumka and Graham Clark (Stop Podcasting Yourself) join us for the MaxFun crossover event of the year for a discussion of Jesse's daughter's new preoccupation with Scooby-Doo, Graham's newest beard paintings, and public officials that may or may not listen to everyone's shows. Plus, we listen to more Walton Goggins Spirits songs and Jesse brings a surprise! 

This week marks the 12th anniversary of Stop Podcasting Yourself. What began as a venue for two Vancouver-based comedians has since become one of the longest running and most beloved comedy shows in the medium. For more than six-hundred weekly episodes, the show has been a remarkable consistent — and hilarious showcase for cohosts Dave Shumka and Graham Clark, along with a rotating cast of established comedians. Shumka’s podcasting bonafides extend beyond SPY, including the one-off musical series, Our Debut Album (cohosted with Clark) and his work on the well-received This Sounds Serious, a takeoff on popular true shows like Serial and Making a Murderer that is currently on its second season. On a recent trip to New York, Shumka joined us to discuss his podcasting career.

Dave Shumka (Stop Podcasting Yourself, This Sounds Serious) shows some dedication to the show, reviving his SPY Twitter exchange with crappy restaurant The Captain's Boil in an effort to be blocked for the show. That doesn't work, but a surprise post-show leads Dave to commit his first-ever block. The Blocked Boys also get into John's sober history, French Immersion, FaceApp, Deion Sanders Jr.'s intimate tweet to his father, and Stefan shares a bonus Block Tale that leads to a shocking admission from John. For even more shocking content, donating $5/month to the Blocked Party Patreon at http://patreon.com/blockedparty will get you access to TWO bonus episodes per month. This month, we are joined by Felix from Chapo Trap House to go over our latest slew of celebrity Cameos headlined by Bam Margera, and we will be posting our first-ever video bonus episode this week, as John and Stefan cook that horrible tuna and peas pizza, and Stefan eats it. PLUS you get access to our top-secret Discord and we have some big announcements coming very soon you won't wanna miss!

Jeffrey and Joseph talk the history of their collaboration, and how working together made them better writers in their own right. Then they discuss the qualities they’re attracted to in potential collaborators, and the value they’ve found in working together. Consume: Listen to the podcast, Our Debut Album hosted by Dave Shumka and Graham Clark of Stop Podcasting Yourself. (Start with at least the first 2 episodes) Create: Play “Handsome Cadaver” with a co-writer to generate a 500-word audio story. Alternate sentences. Be honest with your story. Then find a performer and record them reading the script without giving any direction. Join the SWT Membership community to see what other listeners are making: https://www.patreon.com/startwiththis Support the show and help spread the word by wearing a logo t-shirt: https://topatoco.com/collections/startwiththis Follow us on Facebook and Twitter. Credits: Jeffrey Cranor (host) & Joseph Fink (host), Julia Melfi (producer), Grant Stewart (editor), Vincent Cacchione (mixer). Rob Wilson (logo). Produced by Night Vale Presents. http://www.startwiththispodcast.com http://www.nightvalepresents.com

The co-ghost celebrate their 200th episode spooktaular with the hosts of Stop Podcasting Yourself - Graham Clark and Dave Shumka!

The co-ghost celebrate their 200th episode spooktaular with the hosts of Stop Podcasting Yourself - Graham Clark and Dave Shumka!

The co-ghost celebrate their 200th episode spooktaular with the hosts of Stop Podcasting Yourself - Graham Clark and Dave Shumka!

This week's episode was recorded LIVE IN VANCOUVER! We hear the dispute LOVE DRACTUALLY and Swift Justice, with guests Louise Burns and Dave Shumka! Thank you to Andreas Meyer for naming this week's case! To suggest a title for a future episode, like Judge John Hodgman on Facebook. We regularly put out a call for submissions.

Live from the Rio Theatre in Vancouver BC, Doug welcomes Dave Shumka, Graham Clark and Ngaio Bealum to the show.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Comedian Dave Shumka discusses his podcasts, the true crime parody, This Sounds Serious, and the conversational, Stop Podcasting Yourself, from his home in Vancouver! Supported by Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, Grandad's Donuts, Humber College’s online Music Composition course, Hello Fresh, and Planet of Sound. 

Graham Clark is an accomplished stand up comedian, who has opened for Dave Chappelle (4 sold out shows right after he came back from his african hiatus), Norm MacDonald, Sarah Silverman, Hannibal Buress, as well as performed at Just For Laughs Montreal several times, and has his own comedy podcast called Stop Podcasting yourself with co-host Dave Shumka. Songs played: Ice Cube - Doin Dumb Shit LL Cool J - Deepest Bluest (Shark Fin) Michael Jackson - Remember the Time IceJJFish - On the Floor MC Hammer - Addams Groove Moist - Push Ice Cube - Wrong Nigga to Fuck Wit Portugal the Man - Feel it Still Live on KEXP The Strokes - First Impressions of Earth Moody Beach - Vanilla

Primal Fear is chock full of good acting by good actors and we all like it enough as a courtroom thriller that *we don’t spoil the ending* - so see it. It’s fun. It’s also a great companion piece to The Exorcism of Emily Rose, also starring Laura Linney as an attorney in a trial involving the Catholic Church. We including extra housekeeping tonight and discussed The Order, A Knight’s Tale, Coco, Letterboxd, Bug, Big Trouble In Little China, The Polar Express, sledding, the Tile, extra car keys, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, A Wrinkle in Time, workplace frights, Tom Cruise in The Mummy, Channel Zero: Candle Cove, Dave Shumka, the lunacy of hunting rodents, the pros and cons of revealing ones true self at work, Slate Plus, conspiracy thriller movies, Lovecraft, Laurie Kilmartin’s book “Dead People Suck,” The Cloverfield Paradox, Black Mirror, Ben’s Vortex, the Winter Olympics, The Crash Reel, Shaun White, televised darts competitions, and the Assassination of Gianni Versace.   Housekeeping Starts At: 31:40   File length 2:26:57 File Size 134.8 MB   Subscribe to us on iTunes Listen to us on Stitcher Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Send your comments to show@notinacreepyway.com Visit the show website at www.notinacreepyway.com

Dave Shumka is a smart, funny man who is the co-host and co-creator, along with Graham Clark, of Stop Podcasting Yourself. Canada's most successful comedy podcast (what!?), and it's also famous throughout the world, for good reason. It's so much fun. He might be wondering why I described him as "smart", well, it's because of how lightning quick he can make up puns. We had a blast hanging out. Enjoy!   Follow Dave @DaveShumka   Follow the show @UtopiaToMe   Follow Chris @chrislockefun Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave Shumka hosts my favorite podcast and threw me a fun curve.  We talk about Billy Crystal's stand-alone comedy album. Host: Jason Klamm Producer: Mike Worden Guest: Dave Shumka Stop Podcasting Yourself Mahvelous! on Vinyl Check out Celery Sound Records, my new sketch comedy … Continue reading →

Brent sits down with DAVE SHUMKA - one half of the creative team behind Canada's award winning podcast, "Stop Podcasting Yourself", to discuss the origins or rock, the words that make up words, titmouses (titmice???) and the super sexy 1920s.

Kliph Nesteroff is a comedy historian and expert who currently calls Hollywood, California home. Originally from South Slocan, British Columbia, Nesteroff made a name for himself as a stand-up comedian and then a journalistic writer. In 2015, Grove Press published Nesteroff’s remarkably comprehensive book, The Comedians: Drunks, Thieves, Scoundrels and the History of American Comedy, which was lauded by critics, readers, and comedians themselves. Nesteroff’s latest project is a tv series for VICELAND called Funny How?, which examines aspects of comedy like bombing, breaking in, comedy classes, and niche comedy from the LGBTQ community and Christian comics. Funny How? is utterly fascinating and runs on VICELAND from July 10th to July 14th at 11:30 PM. Kliph and I had a chat recently about life in Slocan and loving MAD Magazine, the book he wrote about the secret, salacious oral history of Hockey Night in Canada that was ultimately blocked from being published, the importance of The Kids in the Hall to Canadian comedy, why and how he wrote The Comedians, why there might be so much general interest in how comedy works these days, the drug LSD, Funny How?, and more. Sponsored by Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, and Planet Bean Coffee.   

Happy Bridgetown Comedy Festival week! We're excited, the dogs are excited, the bridges are probably excited... everyone's excited! We have a double dose of dogs we met this week, former guest Briana Hansen has another new pup, and Allegra is a full blown dog-reuniting hero, (despite her resistance to the title.) Weimaraners are today's mutt minute, and Legs has dog tech. For the grand finale we have beloved and hilarious Max Fun super couple Abby and Dave Shumka telling us all about their (mostly) Boston Terrier, Grandpa!

Dave Shumka from Stop Podcasting Yourself joins Jordan as co-host and Tricia Bobeda from the Nerdette podcast joins as our guest live on stage at Thalia Hall in Chicago as part of the first ever Very Very Fun Day.

Dave Shumka joins Jordan and Jesse for a discussion of Steve Urkel's catchphrases, Jordan's experience getting insulted by a hotel worker, and Ivanka Trump's ex-boyfriend – socialite Bingo Gubleman. Plus, Dave explains the 90's Dork-folk Revolution in Canada and the guys decide which Maroon 5 member they like most.

Back in 2008, two funny guys saying funny things into microphones with an optional third funny friend was the concept a podcast needed. But we’re living in the age of Serial, a time when show need a central idea to set themselves apart from millions of like-minded shows. Eight years after launching Stop Podcasting Yourself, comedian comic duo Dave Shumka and Graham Clark are giving their loyal audience even more bang for their podcasting bucks with Our Debut Album, a monthly podcast in which the pair force themselves to write and record a song in an hour. At the end of the twelve-part mini-series, the pair will have produced a full album, downloadable independent of the show.It’s as engaging as it is ambitious, both in term of content and monetization, a strategy that looks to generate income without a single mail order mattress ad. On this bonus episode recorded over Skype, the comedians join us to talk songwriting, supplemental income and what podcasting’s legacy will mean for future generations of Shumkas.

Jay Ferguson from the band Sloan joins the co-ghosts to discuss comedy DJ nights, fancy sandwiches and shelf help.

Jay Ferguson from the band Sloan joins the co-ghosts to discuss comedy DJ nights, fancy sandwiches and shelf help.

Jay Ferguson from the band Sloan joins the co-ghosts to discuss comedy DJ nights, fancy sandwiches and shelf help.

Comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds are joined by the hosts of Stop Podcasting Yourself, Graham Clark and Dave Shumka, to discuss The Pig War. SOURCES TOUR DATES REDBUBBLE MERCH

This week, we take part in The Great Switcheroo, a massive host-swapping extravaganza within the Maximum Fun podcast network! Guest hosts Dave Shumka and Graham Clark of Stop Podcasting Yourself take over for Biz and Theresa and add their own special touch to this episode. Dave and Graham talk about kids and TV and wonder whether it is inevitable that all children will become obsessive compulsive television addicts. (Short answer: seems like 'yes.') They also share genius moments, failures, and hear a happy mom rant! Plus, the guys are joined by a special guest and friend of the show, the always charming Abby Shumka! Our line of Parenting Merit Badges has launched! Watch and share our video! Share your genius and fail moments! Call 206-350-9485* *Be sure to tell us at the top of your message whether you're leaving a genius moment, a fail, or a rant! Thanks!! Subscribe to One Bad Mother in iTunes Join our mailing list!

Graham Clark is a Canadian podcasting hero with his amazing 7 year running Stop Podcasting Yourself that he co-hosts along with the equally funny Dave Shumka. Plus, Graham is a hilarious, clever stand up and writer. We had a great time chatting about his utopia and you will love listening as well! Check it out!   Follow Graham on Twitter @grahamclark   Follow the show on Twitter @UtopiaToMe   Follow Chris on Twitter @ChrisLockeFun  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On a Very Special MaxFunWeek episode of One Bad Mother, Biz and Theresa seek forgiveness. Why is it so easy to forgive the people we love, but not ourselves? Plus, Katy Belle is in love, Theresa is not a monster, and best of all we talk with Dave Shumka of Stop Podcasting Yourself and his wonderful wife, Abby, who is her own person, about life with their brand new baby.

Baby Geniuses Emily Heller and Lisa Hanawalt take on Stop Podcasting Yourself’s Dave Shumka and Graham Clark in our first ever MaxFunWeek special. We’ve got cameos from fellow Maximum Fun podcasts One Bad Mother, Judge John Hodgman, Lady to Lady, MBMBaM and JJGo! Plus everyone’s sick from the recent Blood Moon and is that a luxury recording yacht we see out the window? Written by Sarah Morgan and Asterios Kokkinos. MaximumFun.org

We have interviews live from the festival from some of the best podcasting gurus in the biz. Maya does a "selfie" episode and gets behind the scenes with a lot of help and new friends along the way.

Dave Shumka (@daveshumka, Stop Podcasting Yourself, CBC Radio) and April Richardson watch the episode of Saved by the Bell where Slater gets an immediate wrestling scholarship to the University of Iowa, but he enlists (zing!) Zack to get him out of the military school interview his dad has set up for him.

Dave Shumka (@daveshumka, Stop Podcasting Yourself, CBC Radio) and April Richardson watch the episode of Saved by the Bell where Slater gets an immediate wrestling scholarship to the University of Iowa, but he enlists (zing!) Zack to get him out of the military school interview his dad has set up for him.

Comedian and podcaster Dave Shumka joins Jordan and Jesse for a discussion of millennial television shows, non-sexual fetish videos and Jordan's upcoming trip to Burning Man.  Plus, long time listener Ronnie joins in to take some momentous occasions and help Jesse find his next car. ACTION ITEMS: •  What should Jordan do at Burning Man?  •  What kind of car should Jesse get?

So Tia and Ken and I talk with Dave Shumka from Stop Podcasting Yourself! we talk about accelerators. how they work. what they get used for. whether aspiring supervillains sould invest in a particle accelerator or a giant laser. How Congress is in the pocket of big chud. (we have too much fun). um. listen past the end song to hear more conversation. 

Colin Marshall sits down in Mount Pleasant, Vancouver, British Columbia with comedian and podcaster Dave Shumka, co-host with Graham Clark of Stop Podcasting Yourself. They discuss what everyone in Vancouver is, a little bit; the city's much-touted "livability"; becoming that icon of fun that is a comedian in "No Funcouver"; the origin of Stop Podcasting Yourself; the newly classic Vancouver lifestyle up in downtown condos versus the classic classic Vancouver lifestyle in his hundred-year-old house; waking up in adulthood to find himself in a reasonably cool city; the pull, for comedians and media people, of both Toronto and the United States; his job overseeing international music at the CBC, and to what extent it puts his finger on the pulse of the Canadian musical consciousness; whether music will always out-cool comedy; the quaintness of the Canadian media experience; whether Vancouver has stories to tell, and how he'd like to see them told; the scarred hookers of the less-scary-than-sad Hastings Street; how many Torontonians it takes to screw in a lightbulb; the struggle for comedic visas; the descent of the stretchpant; Vancouverites' tendency to luxuriate in the idea that they could, theoretically, ski and windsurf in a single day; how he heard the call of comedy at a Salvadoran restaurant; his strategic conversational use of mundane topics; Vancouver's stinkiest buses; and the most fruitful sources of ridiculousness he has, including dumbness and his own simulation thereof.

Hang out with Myq hanging out with Dave Shumka and Graman Clark. In Vancouver!

Hang out with Myq hanging out with Dave Shumka and Graman Clark. In Vancouver!

From Parlor Live in Bellevue WA, Doug welcomes Jeff Dye, Dave Shumka, BJ Shea, and Big Irish Jay Hollingsworth to the show.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Recorded live from the inaugural MaxFunConEast, International Waters 11 sees Canada and the USA finally face off against each other. Special guest Michael Ian Black dropped in, with Stop Podcasting Yourself’s Dave Shumka and Graham Clark squaring up against America’s Carol Kolb and Jordan Morris. Thanks to Alex Adan, Brennan Bullock, Tina McElmoyl and Rebecca O’Malley for helping with the recording. Written by Sarah Morgan, Jordan Morris, Rob Lim and Colin Anderson. Hosted by Jesse Thorn.

Live from The Comedy Mix in Vancouver, BC, Canada, Doug welcomes Harland Williams, Dave Shumka, and Big Irish Jay Hollingsworth to the show.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka are together again for the first time on What's So Funny? The co-hosts of Stop Podcasting Yourself drop by to speak directly to their bumpers and try to break the record of phone-ins on WSF? Along the way, we talk beard paintings, Los Angeles, and Charlie Sheen.

Dave Shumka drops by to talk about his eight-hour podcasting extravaganza in the city of Angels, why he feels the need to over-explain Canadianisms, and why you won't find any clips of him performing on the internet. Absolutely Shumka indeed.

Graham Clark stops podcasting himself long enough to pay us a visit and we talk about... Stop Podcasting Yourself. We also dip into his iPod to see what he's listening to and I try to drive him and Dave Shumka apart, to no avail.

Selections from the MaxFunMarathon featuring Andy Richter, Sarah Thyre, Rob Huebel and Paul Scheer, plus Dave Shumka from Stop Podcasting Yourself.

Scott Simpson from You Look Nice Today joins Dave Shumka and Graham Clark for an episode of Stop Podcasting Yourself, the newest affiliate of MaximumFun.org.  Enjoy!

Episode 3 with guest Dave Shumka from Stop Podcasting Yourself.

Vancouver Co-op Radio Host Guy MacPherson interviews Dave Shumka