Episode 841 - Jordan Morris

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka

Comedy

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2024

⏱️ 100 minutes

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Summary

Comedian and writer Jordan Morris returns to talk church youth groups, sourdough, and Saskatchewan.

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0:00.0	Hi, he's Dave Schumka, and he's Graham Clark. And together we host,
0:03.0	stop podcasting yourself.
0:09.0	Hi, he's Dave Schumka. And he's Graham Clark.
0:12.0	And together we host
0:13.0	Stop podcasting yourself.
0:15.0	Woe!
0:17.0	Hello everybody and welcome to episode
0:24.4	number 840 of stop podcasting yourself my name is Graham Clark with me as always is a man who
0:29.2	just shared his delicious recipe for something called peanut butter noodles, Mr. Dave Schumka.
0:34.3	It's not my recipe or belongs to a tattooed alternative chef Maddie Matheson.
0:48.1	Look it up folks it's a big peanut buttery ball of noodles. What was the guy do you remember the guy that would like cook a thing in a dishwasher?
0:54.0	You remember that guy?
0:55.0	No, wait, was he the guy, Canadian guy who kind of looked like Kramer?
0:58.8	You had Kramer hair?
0:59.8	Maybe, I just remember that being the thing that he could cook fish in a dishwasher.
1:05.0	I remember a guy on a TV a Canadian cooking show a cooked fish in like his engine as he drove.
1:10.0	Yeah, I think this might have been the same guy.
1:13.2	His name was maybe Bob?
1:14.8	Yeah, I think we're talking about the same.
1:17.6	Hey, let's...
1:18.6	Was there a shortage of pots and pans up there that I don't get it in near about.
1:25.3	It's the pots and pans are yesterday's news.
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