Episode 731 - Jon Dore

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka

Comedy

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2022

⏱️ 99 minutes

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Summary

Comedian Jon Dore returns to talk fatherhood, Kraft Dinner, and pink flamingos. Also, plenty of hitting the post.

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0:00.0	Hello everybody and welcome to episode number 731 of stop podcasting yourself.
0:28.2	My name is Graham Clark and with me as always is a man who's in demand, Mr. Dave Shumpka.
0:33.9	Is that just because a man in demand sound alike?
0:37.0	It sounds good, but also you are and why not in demand?
0:41.1	People ask nicely, no one's demanding it from me, man people ask nicely.
0:46.7	Yeah that's true and it's the crowds all know to the behave themselves.
0:50.4	I was thinking about that song too much by the spice girls, too much or something, etc.
1:01.0	That might even be the lyric, but at one point Mel C says, I need a man, not a boy who thinks
1:11.0	he can.
1:13.0	And I was thinking like 20 years later, I think I'm still just a boy who thinks he can.
1:17.3	Yeah that's true.
1:18.3	You're just a little boy trying to make it in the spice girls world.
1:25.0	Our guest today, favorite here on the podcast, always a joy to have him.
1:29.9	He has a brand new album out that you should get your ass over to and check it out.
1:35.8	It's Mr. John Doerr everybody.
1:37.4	Good day, rock and roll guys, rock and roll.
1:40.8	Rock and roll can do.
1:43.8	What's the name of your new album, John?
1:45.3	It's called a person who is gingerbread.
1:47.9	Nice.
1:48.9	It is nice.
1:49.9	Yes.
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