Episode 242 - Jayden Pfeifer

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka

Comedy

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 5 November 2012

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Improviser Jayden Pfeifer returns to talk about local listings, celebrity sightings, and Graham's good deeds.

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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	Woe!
0:15.8	Hello everybody welcome to episode number
0:24.5	2.42 of stop podcasting yourself my name's Graham Clark and with me as
0:29.0	always is a man who couldn't be more excited about the Lucas Film sale to Walt Disney, Mr. Dave Shumka.
0:36.7	Yeah, if there's one thing that excites me, it's sales.
0:39.4	I'm a big fan of just commerce in general.
0:43.6	Yeah, corporate mergers.
0:44.8	This excites me to know when.
0:47.0	Think of all the dollars.
0:48.0	Yeah, absolutely.
0:51.0	George Lucas is going to buy himself a new throat pouch. Yes,
0:53.0	George Lucas is going to buy himself a new throat pouch.
0:55.0	He's going to buy himself the world's biggest throat pouch
0:57.0	and he's going to donate it to charity.
0:59.0	Yeah.
1:00.0	And our guest this week, a very funny young man, he is an improviser and like a guy who makes things happen, a producer, a creative director.
1:12.0	An improv impresario. happen, a producer, a creative director.
1:12.6	An Improv Impresario.
1:14.4	He runs the General Fool's Festival in Saskatchewan Canada and is here in town for the Vancouver Improv Festival.
1:23.5	A second time appearance on this show?
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