Episode 68 - Kaitlin Fontana

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka

Comedy

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 23 June 2009

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

Improvisor/Sketch Performer/Writer Kaitlin Fontana joins us to talk ghosts, Star Trek conventions, and apathetic audiences.

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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	Hello everybody and welcome to episode number 68 of stop
0:26.3	podcasting yourself my name is Graham Clark and joining me as always is a man who
0:31.3	you might want with you if you're ever lost in the woods because he always points north
0:35.8	Mr Dave Schumka. That's right. Because I'm a chick magnet.
0:40.8	There's a lot of chicks up there yeah in the north and joining us today a very special
0:48.8	guest on on a addition where we're taping earlier in the day than we ever have before.
0:53.7	It's almost new.
0:55.3	We probably have.
0:56.3	Did we do a morning edition?
0:57.3	No.
0:58.3	We used to when we used to do morning side.
0:59.7	That was our original show.
1:01.1	We did early edition. Our guest today, Improvisor, member of the sketch duo, fair to say, pony hunters.
1:10.2	Also a member of Rosa Parks Improv Quartet, Quartet and a writer for Rolling Stone online and
1:17.7	all around a fascinating individual, Elso, tour guide of the City of Vancouver, Caitlin Fontana. Thank you for joining us.
1:24.3	Hi, how you doing?
1:25.6	Welcome. I'm good. How are you guys?
1:27.5	Good.
1:28.5	Great.
1:29.5	Yeah. You were lucky enough to not have to work today at your tour guide function.
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