Episode 120 - Simon King

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka

Comedy

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2010

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

Comedian Simon King returns to talk about kids today, shirtlessness, and fictional sandwiches.

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0:00.0	Hi, he's Dave Schumka, and he's Graham Clark and together we host
0:13.2	so podcasting yourself.
0:14.8	Woe!
0:15.8	Hello everybody and welcome to episode number 120 of stop
0:27.3	podcasting yourself my name is Graham Clark and with me as always is the
0:31.4	Tom Cruise to my Cameron Diaz the night to my day Mr Dave Shumka.
0:36.0	Do we know for sure that he's night and she's day?
0:38.0	Oh no I looked it up last night and neither of them are night.
0:42.0	So it's too bad that they came up with that useless title.
0:45.4	Well no I saw him on or maybe it was her. They've both been making the rounds.
0:51.5	Yeah.
0:52.6	It may have been the view.
0:53.6	It may have been the Daily Show.
0:55.6	Who can tell?
0:56.7	And she said that the host, whichever host,
1:00.9	asked the character's name Night and Day Day and I think it was Cameron Diaz said I can't say why we call it that.
1:08.0	Yeah, well it's not because of the character so scratch one Cameron Diaz and our guest today joining us for his second time in a
1:17.2	long time there's been a long gap between appearances he's a gentleman whose
1:20.9	first comedy CD that he's put out ever is available on iTunes or
1:26.8	Amazon.com or e-date.
1:31.3	e-Harmony. J-Date. Harmony. J-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D-D.
1:35.0	Mr. Simon King, and the album is Unfamous.
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