Episode 27 - Dylan Rhymer

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka

Comedy

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 1 September 2008

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

Soon-to-be-former-Vancouver comedian Dylan Rhymer stops by to talk capes, Canadian talk shows, and Arsenio Hall. We read some mail, and Ottawa correspondent Brad MacNeil counts down his favourite episodes.

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0:00.0	Hi, he's Dave Schumka, and he's Graham Clark. and together we host. Stop podcasting yourself.
0:15.0	Woe!
0:17.0	All right everybody welcome to episode number 27 in a series of 1200
0:29.9	podcasts of stop podcasting yourself my name's Graham Clark and with me here in the Vancouver downtown studio overlooking the rush hour traffic the excellent and hilarious Mr Dave Shumka.
0:42.0	Hey Graham I've got traffic updates on the one.
0:44.8	I'm joining us here in the studio. Mr. Dylan Reimer writer, producer, actor, actor, comedian, soon to be...
0:57.0	I'm a kiting enthusiast as well.
0:58.7	You are cutting enthusiasts.
1:00.0	I love to fly kites.
1:01.6	We can talk about that for an hour.
1:02.8	Nobody will listen except other people who like kites.
1:06.4	Yeah.
1:07.4	Our fun.
1:08.4	So Benjamin Franklin, if you're out there.
1:10.1	Yeah.
1:11.5	From Beyond the Grave, come talk to me about kites. Do you know any other
1:15.2	Benjamin Franklin would love my I have an 11 foot kites shaped like a frog?
1:19.9	Would Benjamin Franklin like that? He might think it was a witch.
1:22.7	Yeah, he's probably trying to burn me.
1:25.1	Yeah, he wasn't a man of science.
1:26.9	He was a witch burner, right?
1:28.2	Yeah.
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