Episode 36 - Sam Easton

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka

Comedy

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2008

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Comedian and actor Sam Easton stops by to entertain us with stories of Hollywood and the road, and then tons of dirty stuff. We also play a round of Bow Wow or Romeo.

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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!
0:17.0	Welcome everybody to episode 36 of stop podcasting yourself. My name is
0:27.5	Graham Clark and joining me as always daytime Emmy Award winner, Dave Shumka.
0:35.0	Yeah, that's right.
0:36.4	It was for a guest spot on, I don't know, general hospital?
0:40.1	No, you could have known better than that.
0:41.8	Okay, sorry.
0:43.0	And joining us, our guest here today is a comedian, actor, professional gambler,
0:51.0	baller, shot caller.
0:53.0	Oh yeah, I wish I was a little bit taller.
0:55.0	Sam Easton, all the way from Toronto,
0:59.0	originally from Vancouver coming back to Toronto for like,
1:02.0	or yeah, what did I say originally from
1:04.2	Vancouver back in Vancouver for about what like a couple of weeks right yeah yeah
1:08.6	well thank you guys so much for having me well thanks for coming out so what's
1:11.7	what's doing you were just on the island?
1:14.4	I was just on Main Island.
1:15.7	Should we get, should we play the theme song first? Oh yeah.
1:18.6	Get to know us. So you're on Main Island, you said that you have your parents have a hot tub out in the woods.
1:29.0	Yeah, yeah, there's no home.
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