Episode 718 - Emmett Hall

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka

Comedy

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 21 December 2021

⏱️ 113 minutes

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Summary

Comedian Emmett Hall (and his piano) join us to talk Harry Potter, traveling to the USA, and car batteries. Plus, our annual Secret Santa gift exchange.

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0:00.0	Hi, he's Dave Shumka, and he's Graham Clark, and together we host Stop Podcasting Yourself.
0:15.0	Woo!
0:23.0	Hello everybody, and welcome to episode number 718 of Stop Podcasting Yourself.
0:28.0	My name is Graham Clark, and with me is always this man who's on the nog train, Mr. Dave Shumka.
0:33.0	It's got to be nog time, it's got to be nog time, everybody here, time, everybody, nog time.
0:39.0	Get out, you're not making a shave it across your can of eggnog, and you're getting a can.
0:45.0	It's a can of eggnog.
0:47.0	Carbonated egg.
0:48.0	A can of eggnog.
0:49.0	Can you imagine a carbonated eggnog in a can?
0:53.0	And just like sprays everywhere.
0:56.0	And people shake it up, and when you win the big race, that's right.
1:02.0	You're spraying it all over your opponent.
1:04.0	And when in the close-up shot where it's usually a bead of water going down, it's just a long drip of nog.
1:12.0	Our guest today.
1:13.0	The whole thing about nog is if you do spit it out, you can suck it back.
1:17.0	Yeah, it's much like a loogie or like a loogie of old.
1:22.0	And it is Christmas.
1:23.0	This is our Christmas episode, our holiday episode.
1:26.0	You heard the jingle bells on the intro.
1:29.0	That's our big kind of Christmasy thing that we do.
1:33.0	Yeah.
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