Episode 302 - Emmett Hall

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka

Comedy

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 30 December 2013

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Summary

Emmett Hall returns to talk work parties, changing in public, and swords.

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0:00.0	Hi, he's Dave Schumka, and he's Graham Clark. And and together we host stop podcasting yourself.
0:15.0	Woe!
0:17.0	Hello everybody welcome to episode number 302 of stop
0:26.5	podcasting yourself my name is Graham Clark and with me as always heading
0:31.5	towards the new year, the year 1993.
0:35.0	That's right.
0:36.0	This, yeah, we're not, it's 2014 is not happening this year.
0:39.0	What? We're doing 93 again?
0:41.0	Yeah, so yeah.
0:42.0	Yeah, it's your chance to set right what once went wrong.
0:45.0	So whatever happened in 1993 that you got to clear up is kind of a beginning of the Grunge era.
0:52.0	Hip-hop was just really taking over the airwaves. MC Hammer was popular, I think.
0:57.0	Or dead?
0:58.0	There might have been an Adams family movie.
1:01.0	It might have been a Wayne's World. There might, there was definitely a Jurassic Park.
1:04.8	Oh yeah, get ready next year, Jurassic Park 1.
1:07.8	Mr. Dave Shumka.
1:10.8	Hi. Hey. That's a great intro. Thank you. Getting ready for 1993, Dave Shumka. Hi. Hey, that's a great intro.
1:12.6	Thank you. Getting ready for 1993, Dave Shumka, your co-host.
1:16.0	Hi, everybody. Dave Shumka here, reporting for duty from the field here at stop podcasting yourself headquarters here.
1:25.0	Here in downtown downtown Vietnam.
1:29.0	Yeah good morning to you Vietnam.
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