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We're talking about our recent travels and what we've learned from them.

I just got back from the Middle East after covering the Iran War.

And I took what felt like the shortest trip to France ever,

accompanying Secretary of State Marco Rubio to the G7 Foreign Ministers meeting on Friday.

And I'm in Florida this week for the Artemis II space launch.

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every week on two blocks from the White House.

This is a CBC podcast. Hello, everyone. Jeremy here, of Sick Boy Podcast, of the Antica Podcast Network. This week, we've got a very special episode, something a little bit different than what we've normally brought you. We sit down with famed Canadian stand-up comedian, Sunny Dollywall. And if you're not familiar with Sunny, check him out.

You can check them out on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, at Sunny D. Comedy.

That's S-U-N-N-N-Y-D comedy.

Sunny is a...

He is a hilarious man.

He was on tour, happened to be here in Halifax, wanted to swing by the studio, so we were

glad to have him in. And, yeah, we have this really fantastic chat about the importance of humor

and comedy in dealing with tough subjects and the challenges of being a comedian, being the one to deliver

the humor when things get tough. We also have a nice long chat about offending people and

it was a really, really fun conversation. We sat around, had some some solid bruise from

our friends over at Good Robot here in halifax and uh and some rum

and just a good old fireside chat in the studio so we hope you enjoy this week's episode um and again

check him out sunny d comedy uh he tours regularly and if he's in a city near you we highly highly suggest checking out his stand-up very

funny man uh i'll leave it there i hope you enjoy the episode and we'll see on the other side

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