Episode 25 - Kyle Bottom

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka

Comedy

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 18 August 2008

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Comedian Kyle Bottom pops in to talk Joe Rogan, Sha-poopies, and late night chat lines. Also, we stunt-cast Three's Company.

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0:00.0	Hi, he's Dave Schumka. And he's Graham Clark and together we host.
0:13.4	Stop podcasting yourself.
0:15.0	Woe!
0:16.0	Hi everybody and welcome to stop podcasting yourself episode 25
0:27.6	Wow 25 episodes Graham a quarter century and the same age the Queen was when she lost her virginity.
0:35.2	Really?
0:36.2	That's right. My name's Graham Clark and with me is Fuckhead and Kickshin Galore, Dave Shumka.
0:42.3	I only kicked your shins because you're so low energy I'm trying to light a fire.
0:46.7	Does this sound low energy to you? Well you have the kick shins to think.
0:50.5	I have the power of three dawn imuses and I'm I.
0:55.0	I'm I.
0:58.0	And joining us here on our 25th Golden Jubilee Podcast, the hilarious comic and science world employee, Mr. Kyle Bottom.
1:08.5	Welcome, Kyle.
1:09.5	Thanks for having me now, guys.
1:10.5	I think episode 25 is when Kyle loses his virginity to the Queen
1:15.2	full circle so if you've ever heard the podcast before you know that our way of doing things is to start with a
1:23.9	little segment we like to call get to know us and And we're back.
1:34.0	See, this energy is never going to stop.
1:37.0	Um,
1:38.0	Kyla, you're the guest.
1:40.0	Why don't we get to know you first?
1:42.0	Sure, uh, what would you like to know about me?
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