Episode 93 - Alicia Tobin

Stop Podcasting Yourself

Graham Clark and Dave Shumka

Comedy

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 21 December 2009

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

Alicia Tobin returns for our Holiday Extravaganza. We donate in one another's names to celebrity charities, and we are visited by three ghosts... by which I mean guests: Bita Joudaki, Kaitlin Fontana, and The Knights Of The Night.

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0:00.0	I don't want a lot for Christmas. There is just one thing I need.
0:09.0	I'll care about the presents underneath the Christmas tree.
0:15.0	I don't need to hang my stucking.
0:20.0	There upon of fireplace.
0:23.0	The clock won't make me happy.
0:27.0	The toy on Christmas Day.
0:30.0	I just want you for my own more than you ever know.
0:37.0	Make my wish come true.
0:40.0	All I want for Christmas is you.
0:48.6	Hello everybody and welcome to episode 93 of stop podcasting yourself the holiday episode. Happy
0:56.2	holidays to you and yours. My name's Graham Clark and with me as always is the
1:01.7	first person ever to sing jingle bells with the line
1:05.4	batmobile lost its wheel and the joker ran away that was you Dave Shumka
1:10.0	but prior to that it was uh... bat lost its wheel, and Joker took ballet.
1:14.3	Oh yeah, but you saw an opening for something else.
1:17.6	And I would also like to mention that our song off the top, not our usual song,
1:21.6	uh, holiday special. That was a song by fan. not our usual song. Holiday Special.
1:23.0	That was a song by Fanshaw, the delightful local recording artist,
1:28.0	Fanshaw.
1:30.0	That's part of the Eggnog experience.
1:32.0	Which is the soundtrack to the Mental Beast online TV series.
1:37.0	Yeah, sure.
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