Podcast appearances and mentions of quinn greene

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On the premiere episode of Superbomb, he’s angry, green, and has no discernible size or scale. We're talking Ang Lee's HULK!

Hunks are a great bunch of funny pals out of Winnipeg, Manitoba. Very fun sketch comedy and individually they are: Tim Gray, Dana Smith, Rory Fallis, Matt Nightingale, and Quinn Greene. They tour all the time performing at Sketchfests and Fringe Festivals around the country, as well as post original content on FunnyOrDie. Tim and Dana also just recently got married on an episode of CBC’s The Debaters! They’re crazy. But also, congratulations again! I always love visiting with these guys when in Winnipeg and this episode is a pure creative blast of fun! Enjoy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Holy Moly! What an extra-special treat this week, as Devin and Fraz are joined by Winnipeg sketch troupe, HUNKS!!! This episode was recorded with Fraz and HUNKS in a swank hotel room in Edmonton, while Devin chimed in from Vancouver via the internet! New School Death meets new school technology! Bitchin'! On this week's show: Tim Gray's molecules are reassembled by Disma's 'Towards The Megalith'; Dana Smith describes Rings Of Saturn's 'Lugal Ki En' as phone-droppingly awful; Matt Nightingale thinks Fallujah's 'Dreamless' is very good; Rory Fallis recommends Pissgrave's 'Suicide Euphoria' as a lovely soundtrack for a day trip to the Field of Scattered Bones; and Quinn Greene gets totally stoked on Gruesome's 'Savage Land' and its awesome tribute to Death! All of this, plus: Is Seinfeld a conduit for Satan? Would Cookie Monster tripping balls make for good metal vocals? And documented proof that Opeth's Mikael Akerfeldt is the funniest man in metal. Cooooool times!!!

Tim Gray and Matt Nightingale are both veterans of the Winnipeg stand-up comedy scene, and this year they're both a part of the local contingent at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival. Besides their accomplishments as stand-up comics (Tim's first comedy album comes out this June, and Matt is a regular host at Rumor's Comedy Club), they're also members of the sketch troupe HUNKS. Their work with HUNKS -- which also features Dana Smith, Quinn Greene, and Rory Fallis -- has taken them to festivals like Just for Laughs NorthWest, San Francisco Sketchfest, and the Montreal Sketch Festival. (They also have their own very funny podcast!) Last weekend, Paul Little sat down with Tim and Matt to talk about their growth as stand-ups, their early success with HUNKS, and a whole lot more fascinating (and ridiculous) stuff. It's our longest podcast yet, but it's also a whole lot of fun!

#JeansGate drops today! It's a very special spooky Halloween episode featuring Mark! Mark Little. We have a delight talking about the looming threat of a shark in the waters of Winnipeg. It might be a murderer. Quinn Greene is wearing Tim's jeans again in some sort of half-ass Tim Gray costume (half the ass because Tim has a big ass). Look out for Mark's unauthorized sequel to Jaws where there's a man in the water murdering people. Question: if the Lord created the world in 8 days; how long would it take to run around the world? The answer might give Matt two runners on base. We get into the origin story of Shania Twain. Breakin' Mark leads up to discover where he stands on portal underwear, the incident in the speedboat, and that our heaven is a whale's hell. Nobody has ever played a game of Two Truths and a Lie like this before. It's delightful as fuck. Spoiler Alert: he plays the game wrong.

This is our 33rd episode! And it was released exactly 7 days since Quinn Greene's 33rd birthday. It's a very special episode because we a very special guest - Kane Greene! Quinn and Kane Greene are brothers who are struggle with mental illness. Numan Films followed the two brothers and their family around for over a year filming the upcoming documentary 'Being Greene'. In addition to discussions about mental illness, we also talk about Tim Gray carrying around a bag of hair that's from his ex girlfriends and is still growing. So, we pretty much covered all of the bases. After you've listened to this week's episode you might notice a whole new set of audio issues! Tim's microphone cut out a couple times, but I don't believe anything important was missed. If you enjoyed this episode and wanted to talk about it (or anything else) please email us. We'd love to chat about mental illness OR bags of human hair.