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Canadian Comedy Award winners Rob Norman and Adam Cawley discuss weekly improv-based topics based on a theme.

Nerd is a loaded word, but that��s why we love it. THE WORLD NEEDS NERDS (hosted by MacKenzie Green) is an exploration through fandom and pop culture, with a lot of laughs. Whether it’s the MCU, VPR, or Memory athletics—THE WORLD NEEDS NERDS is here to talk about it. Brought to you by your friends at L.A. Comic Con!

Inventorpreneur Fenton Kwan revolutionized nuclear energy by combining it with cutting-edge AI in one adorable package: the Kuju. But when Kwan and his company disappear without warning, society is left scrambling to keep the lights on. In Kwantum, Amateur tinkerer Ying and her loyal Puppycat Kuju, Luna, embark on a quest to repair the Kuju that keeps Ying’s ailing grandmother alive, but end up encountering a much bigger problem than a few busted bots. TRANSCRIPTS

Are you in need of a laugh, but your eyes are too tired from all those Zoom meetings? Take a break from looking at your screen and listen up! Previously produced shows from Bad Dog Comedy TV are periodically transitioned to our new platform. Listen to all of your favourite episodes on the go with the Bad Dog Comedy Podcast. Currently Available: Out of the Dark Storytelling with Jillian Welsh 5 Things: Season 1 (Hosted by Kyah Green) & Season 2 (Hosted by Andrea Marston)

Bites and Bits is a podcast where the worlds of comedy and cuisine collide! Co-hosts and foodies Mat Mailandt and Hisham Kelati bite into their favourite dishes and share a bit of their lives with their favourite comedians. There’s jokes, heartfelt stories and some hot takes. New episodes are released every other Monday!

Para(normal) is a weekly entertainment, comedy, and non-investigative paranormal podcast where hosts, Marie Adoranti & Nicolina Savelli share tales of ghostly experiences – from famous hauntings to listener submitted hometown haunts, and special guest encounters – it’s like listening to spooky stories at a slumber party with your best friends.

A podcast about the TV show, Survivor, hosted by comedians, Joel Edmiston and Cody Crain.

Comedian and TV host Spencer Litzinger passed high school by the skin of her teeth. Learning disabilities, family tragedies, a stay in a mental hospital, and an attempted emancipation all made studying pretty difficult for her. But now she wants to fill those gaps in her knowledge with the help of her boyfriend Eli, a former ESL teacher. Every week, Eli explores Spencer’s stash of report cards to find a school subject she struggled with and gives her a baseline test. Spencer then gets 30 minutes to cram before a second final test that will decide whether she passes or fails that episode.

“Finders Grievers” is a podcast about grief, discussing the people we have lost, and the lessons we have picked up along the way. It’s an attempt to unpack the universally felt - rarely discussed - experience of grieving. Each week, host Shohana Sharmin will be sitting down with a guest - writers, comedians, artists - to discuss love, loss, and everything in between. Sometimes they’ll laugh, sometimes they’ll cry a little bit. Both are allowed. Being a full human experiencing the full range of human emotions? Very much allowed here.

The HUNKS Podcast is a biweekly aural journey through the minds of four very funny friends. HUNKS are Tim Gray, Dana Smith, Matt Nightingale and Rory Fallis. Together they talk, joke and play ‘Two Truths and a Lie” with a VERY cool guest every episode.

Evil Men is a podcast hosted by three comedians - Chris Locke, James Hartnett, and Michael Balazo. Each episode, they select a single evil man, bad person, or fictional character and discuss what made them so damn evil - all while joking their heads off. You’ll hear some super interesting nuggets of information about dubious historical or cultural figures, provided by three guys who don’t actually know what the hell they’re talking about.

Celebrities are always talking about their bests. Now hear them at their worst.Join award-winning filmmaker and noted curmudgeon Alan Zweig for refreshingly honest conversations with “notable people” about the worst things in life.Alan has no interest in best-selling books or Hollywood triumphs, and doesn’t know (or care) much about his guests. He’s looking for real conversations that dig deep and get to the worst things: nagging fears, embarrassing secrets and haunting regrets. And he’ll no doubt share a few of his own along the way.Photo credit: Naomi Harris Hosted on Acast. See ...

Welcome to the Public Access Podcast. Each week we present a new unique show from the public access community. Much like the strange shows seen on public access cable in the 80s and 90s, the Public Access Podcast channel is proud to showcase podcasts that would never be found in the mainstream. This public radio for the podcast age. Public Access Podcast is a 10-part limited comedy anthology series created by Everardo Ramirez.

One day, Paul Bates found a book in an alley. It wasn’t a magical book, but it was very old - 132 years old, to be exact. It’s called The Pictorial Treasury of Famous Men and Famous Deeds: its cover is beautiful, its language is flowery, and its tone is problematic. It’s also full of wildly obscure and preposterously inaccurate stories about people and deeds you’ve probably never heard of. And, it’s the basis for this history podcast. Each episode Paul shares a chapter with a guest and together they cut through the rhetoric, fill in the blanks and bring a modern perspective to this ...

A comedy advice podcast hosted by Jackie Pirico and Mark Little, who share perfect, unimpeachable ideas on how to improve your life.

Exploring representation in cinema. Each week we review a minority-led film with members of that under-represented community and debate a cultural topic plucked from the movie’s themes. Monthly bonus episodes will feature one-on-one interviews with creators discussing representation in their creative field. Hosted by Vong Show, official spokesperson for gay, super cute Asians. Featuring recurring co-hosts Leonard Chan, Veronica Antipolo and Robert Watson, along with special guests representing the communities explored in that week’s film. Special monthly interview episodes will feature ...

Every week for half an hour you can hear Chris Locke guide you to sweet, warm and fuzzy places while soothing music plays in the background. Shut that damned global world nonsense noise off and escape into hilarious stream of consciousness meditations!

Ben Sosa Wright and Aba Amuquandoh bring you a weekly podcast produced with Aidan O'Loughlin; they come together to reminisce (sometimes drag) the pop stars of our youth. They often go off topic and they always go AWF! If you love pop, nostalgia, and kikiing... then this is the pod for you! If you are interested in bettering yourself and ummm... learning, then sorry go elsewhere.

A storytelling comedy podcast that puts you on the receiving end of some truly riveting true stories. Host Lindsay Mullan dives into a new theme each episode with her dynamic and entertaining guests.

Melanie Dahling and Rachel Manson, two comics and self-professed "Witchcraft Nerds", aren't witches or magic in any way. Actually, that they know of. Tune in to Tarts and Craft as they ask such questions as "why broomsticks?" and "what's the deal with the moon?" Some episodes feature compelling interviews with real-life experts, while others feature a lot of Wikipedia research. A great podcast for occult dabblers, curious mortals, and anyone who follows #witchstuff on Instagram but isn't quite sure why.