Episode 133 - Kyle Kinane

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka

Comedy

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 27 September 2010

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Comedian Kyle Kinane joins us to talk trampolines, bed bugs, and parental exclamations.

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0:00.0	Hi, he's Dave Schumka, and he's Graham Clark and together we host
0:13.2	stop podcasting yourself.
0:14.8	Woo!
0:15.8	Hello everybody and welcome to episode number one the 33 of stop
0:27.0	podcasting yourself my name is Graham Clark and with me as always is a man who's
0:32.2	jaunty in a pink shirt?
0:35.0	Uh, yeah, I guess it's maybe it would help, it would be how a newspaper colorer would make pink.
0:41.5	Poyn'tilism.
0:42.3	Yeah, it's white with red dot matrix. Oh there you go that's
0:46.5	Mr. Dave Schumka and our guest today a very funny man just in town for the Vancouver comedy festival
0:54.9	Just had his first CD ever released this year called the death of the party.
1:00.0	Mr Kyle Conane is our guest. What's up guys?
1:03.0	Thanks for joining us.
1:04.0	Thanks for having me.
1:05.0	Let's get to know us.
1:07.0	So what's uh, what's going on with you?'ve been we were talking just very briefly outside that you've been on the road forever
1:18.1	Oh yeah
1:21.4	a regular I don't even know what home is anymore man
1:25.4	I am going to gambling and gambling.
1:28.4	He's chasing that yellow line.
1:30.4	Oh man you don't even know all I see are horizons man. I saw a video you did where you were in the Grand
1:38.0	Canyon. Oh with Ron Babcock, yes. Is the Grand Canyon as boring as portrayed in said video?
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