Episode 339 - Ken Tremblett

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka

Comedy

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 September 2014

⏱️ 93 minutes

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Summary

Actor Ken Tremblett joins us to talk about playing Mr. Belding 2.0, modern art, and Nerf Wars.

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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	Woey!
0:17.0	Hello everybody and welcome to episode number
0:24.4	339 of Stop Podcasting yourself. My name is Graham Clark and with me as
0:28.9	always is a man who has dumps like a truck truck guys like what what what baby move your butt but but but I think I'll take it again
0:38.2	Yeah, you know what I was doing yeah, that dress is so scandalous
0:41.9	What happened is Cisco? Is he all right? He, um, what had happened to Cisco?
0:47.8	He had dummed like a truck. No, she did. Yeah, she did. What did he do? He was in... He wanted to see her thong.
0:54.6	Who, who, he was in, what was he in? Jotacy?
0:57.6	Oh, I have no idea. Wait, he was in something. Drew Hill.
1:03.0	Drew Hill.
1:04.0	Sorry.
1:05.0	He was in Drew Hill.
1:07.0	And then was he in the, he was on the Wild Wild West song?
1:10.0	Yep.
1:11.0	But I don't know if that was as a member of Drew Hill as a representative.
1:14.7	Yeah, he was representing entirety of Drew Hill.
1:17.3	Anyways, we wish Cisco the best.
1:18.9	Oh, yeah, I wouldn't get Cisco for the show. And our guest today, first time guests to the program,
1:26.0	very funny man, and an actor, a proper actor,
1:30.0	a Mr. Ken Trumblet.
1:32.0	Wow, after that interest... Mr. Ken Trumblet. Wow.
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