Podcast appearances and mentions of sam tonning

This week on the podcast, Jackie, Jonny, and Ty are joined by hilarious comedian and enjoyer of fine experiences, Sam Tonning! This episode is also particularly special as it is the last episode that the gang filmed in this studio before Jackie and Jonny departed on their trans-Canada journey to Montreal. And what a way to go out! Sam brought in Christopher Cross' 1979 self-titled album, and it was barely mentioned at all. Instead, they delved into much more important things like the best places to chuck a piss at a party, Sam puking at a Rush concert, Jonny's family history during World War 2, and the musical talent of Keith Richards... or lack thereof. This is a music podcast, sorta.    SAM'S INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/samtonning   FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/showmeyourspodcast/ LIKE US ON FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/showmeyourspod   Jackie's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jackieagnew/ Jackie's Twitter: https://twitter.com/jackdoorgirl   Jonny's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonnydivito/ Jonny's Twitter: https://twitter.com/jonnydivito   Ty's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tytythecomic/  

Guest: Sam Tonning Producer: Mike Greenwood Recorded at: AM Studio, Vancouver Theme: Kinemesis_Music Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/thecitizenstrange Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Thisissimonking In this episode: Sam is an excellent comedian, a snooker and boxing lover and a sommelier. In this episode we talk electronic dj names, beat boxing, violence, joke writing, yacht rock and Sam teaches two idiots how to drink wine.

Val Pals we did it, we have gone weekly! In this great episode the movie is Real Genius with our guest, comedian, podcaster and friend Sam Tonning! We will talk bad auditions for Sam , being in even worse commercials and in the Valverse we will recap the Vals acting career leading into 1985, almost getting fired from Real Genius, getting hired with out a head shot and Val and future mega producer Brian Grazer hilarious first encounter and oh so much more!!

Welcome back Val Pals! In this episode we have a big announcement, talk about getting in contact with someone with in the ValVerse, Vals life after THE Juliard/before Hollywood and CHER in our first 'InBetweens' episodes where we talk about Vals life in between movies! Every second episode will cover a movie with a guest and next weeks is Real Genius with our guest, podcaster, comedian and good friend Sam Tonning! ValKilmercast@gmail.com @valkilmercast  @mikegreenwoodfun

Dylan Rhymer, the old man of comedy, returns to the program in his 25th year of doing standup – even if he didn't do a whole lot of standup this past year. But he's okay with that. In this episode, we talk about Friday the 13th, watching movies all day and night for charity and fun, various other scary movies, his uncanny hack impersonations, and his State of the Week satire site. This episode is with 50 percent less Sam Tonning!

This week we're keeping it in the family with our guests Sam Tonning and Harris Anderson– the hosts of fellow Comedy Here Often pod: Sound Judgement! Join us as we discuss the songs we hate the most, the artists we think are the worst and A BUNCH MORE STUFF TOO!Follow us on social media:@hatelockerpod@comedyhereoften See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we're keeping it in the family with our guests Sam Tonning and Harris Anderson– the hosts of fellow Comedy Here Often pod: Sound Judgement! Join us as we discuss the songs we hate the most, the artists we think are the worst and A BUNCH MORE STUFF TOO!Follow us on social media:@hatelockerpod@comedyhereoften Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Comedian and part time misanthrope Simon King talks about the world and what's wrong with it. In this episode, what's wrong with: having an interview? Nothing, so I'm chatting with my good friend Sam Tonning! This one is NOT a video podcast. Podcast email: wwwskpodcast@gmail.com My Twitter: @unfamous Podcast Twitter: @wwwskpodcast Please rate and subscribe! Looking for an old episode? Try the archive: https://www.wwwsk-archive.com

Michael Gelbart (call him Michael) returns to the program, this time with 100 percent more Sam Tonning! In our Isolation Studios, Michael makes several pledges during this hour. He also fills us in on the ins and outs of leaving an 8x10 glossy at an establishment, discusses Byron Allen and Norm Macdonald, and explains the difference between being overly picky and just discerning. He also gives us a scoop!

Eddie Brill was holed up in his Manhattan apartment while host Guy MacPherson and sidekick Sam Tonning were holed up in their respective Vancouver mansions. It was all in an effort to flatten the curve. Eddie talked about today's Gotham, as well as the state of late night TV talk shows, his salad days at Emerson college, the Comedy Club Network, meeting big names, doing drugs with Sam Kinison, and much, much more.

On this episode we talk about all things driving with Kyla Lee, host of the Driving Law podcast and comedian Sam Tonning. We find out what makes Vancouver a difficult city to drive in and how to best control your rage.   

This episode was honestly a joy to record, so please enjoy this discussion with two comedy heavyweights, Sam Tonning and Simon King. Simon has been a touring headliner for many years, known for his prolific output and confrontational style of comedy, mixing social commentary and silliness with lightning pace. Sam is a staple in Vancouver, who manages the delicate balance of dirty material and squeaky-clean likeability. With a hand in a plethora of live shows, podcasts, radio shows, he's a favourite among audiences and comedians alike. Together, they produce Wall to Wall Comedy, a monthly show at the Wallflower on Main St. in Vancouver. The show is a part of Just for Laughs Northwest this year, and they have an amazing group of very funny people lined up. I could tell you what we talked about, but it wouldn't do justice to just listening. Check it out!

Honorable guest judge Ryan Schaap determines the winning argument, with Sam Tonning arguing for Bazzi's "I.F.L.Y.", versus Harris Anderson arguing for Wanda Jackson & Jack White's "Shakin' All Over". Follow us on social media @comedyhereoften Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Honorable guest judge Guy McPherson determines the winning argument, with Sam Tonning arguing for The Tubes' "Talk To You Later", versus Harris Anderson arguing for Glenn Miller's "In The Mood". Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nestor Pistor is a Canadian comedy legend. But we don't need to tell you that. The Ukrainian entertainer is a many-timed Juno Award nominee. Don Ast created the character (what?!) back in the seventies and he's still going strong. In this episode, regular host Guy MacPherson was away, but sidekick Sam Tonning ably took over and asked all the right questions. We learn about the history of Nestor Pistor, plus we learn what he likes to cook, he gives us some fitness advice, and he tells us what his biggest pet peeve is.

Hello! This week on the show we have writer/podcast host of What's So Funny? Guy MacPhereson and his co-host on said show, and glorious stand up comic, Sam Tonning! We discuss Scottie Pippen being mean to Guy, jazz music and getting a great severance package.  You can submit your own Comedy to be Featured on our Channel at ComedyHereOften.comSubscribe to our channel here: https://smarturl.it/comedyhereoftenFollow us on social media: facebook.com/ComedyHereOften instagram.com/comedyhereoften | @comedyhereoften twitter.com/comedyhereoften | @comedyhereoften See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joey Commisso makes his What's So Funny? debut. To ease him into such a momentous occasion, we had his good friend and fellow comic Sam Tonning take over the hosting duties. That, and the fact regular host Guy MacPherson was out of town. It's a great conversation. The pair talked about bowling, '90s sitcoms, old-school standup Pat Cooper, and mental health, among other things.

Sam Tonning, a very popular local standup comic from Vancouver, came in to our studio to offer us his experiences of life, sport, interests, and of course comedy. This guy certainly triggered some emotions from us due to his disdain of hockey and fighting.

Barry Greenfeld has been doing comedy since Sam Tonning was one year old. Yet he remembers virtually none of his career, except the broad strokes. Play a drinking game this episode: Every time Barry forgets something, take a sip. By the end of the episode, you'll be as drunk as he was... Nah, he wasn't drunk. That's the beauty of Barry. He just seems that way all the time.

Doug talks to Sam Tonning of Wall to Wall comedy and What's so Funny about Dennis Miller, Phil Collins, Yacht Rock and so much more!Follow Sam: https://twitter.com/SamTonningFollow Doug: https://twitter.com/dougvandelayFollow the Show: https://twitter.com/vanxvancastFollow the Cave Goblin Network: http://twitter.com/cavegoblinsFind more podcasts and friends of the network at cavegoblins.com

Steve Allen and Laura Accili run the longest-running weekly comedy show in Vancouver. As of air time, 11 years and six months at the Kino Café. Guest host Sam Tonning talks to the two about memorable shows over the years, they play some clips, and talk comedy. We start the show with a snippet of "This Could Be the Start of Something Big" by the more famous Steve Allen, but our Steve Allen is still alive.

Brett Martin returns and gets the full Sam Tonning experience. Usually when the two get together, Martin is in charge at his monthly live talk show, The Brett Martin Show, where Tonning is the Ed McMahon to his Johnny Carson. But in this episode, Sammy got to talk as much as he wants because he was also in charge of pushing all the buttons.

Harris Anderson and Andrew Huzar are Sam Tonning's guests in this episode. Sam gets to yacht rock out and play comedy clips and the gang talks comedy, as you might expect. Regular host Guy MacPherson was vacating on this one.

Stuart Jones makes his What's So Funny? debut telling us all about his hierarchy of nerd-dom. Spoiler: Magic cards are at the top. Sam Tonning does the heavy lifting in this one, as regular host Guy MacPherson just pops up occasionally with questions and comments.

Simon King is back! This time without regular host Guy MacPherson. Guy left the keys to the show with his trusty sidekick (audition pending) Sam Tonning and Sam invited Simon over to hang out. Together on Juno Sunday they listened to some tracks off the award-winning Ivan Decker album, as well as off Simon's own albums and they talked comedy, natch.

Part two of our 2016 highlights, with guests Steve Bays, Graeme Duffy, Jy Harris, Ed Hill, Chris James, Richard Lett, Brett Martin, Efthimios Nasiopoulos, Scott Patey, Nancy Robertson, Ari Shaffir, and Sam Tonning.

Sam Tonning tells dirty jokes at night, but by day he's a mild-mannered paper-pusher for The Man. In this, his first episode with us, he talks about his unabashed and unironic love of Phil Collins, Ted Nugent, Jay Leno, and Dennis Miller. We also discuss TV talk show sidekicks, moustaches, and a whole lot more.

This is the second interview of my podcast. Recorded in late 2015. I had Sam Lee (now goes by Sam Tonning) over for a chat.https://archive.org/download/Episode31FilmmakerAndComedianEvanMcDonald/Episode%2020%20-%20Taking%20Things%20Seriously%20with%20Sam%20Lee.mp3