The TVA Radio Replay: 2009.07.03
July 2nd, 2009
BOB segment
No Drive FM segment this week (or next). Mike’s working on his tan.
Music: Children Divide by DJ Gauffie
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Episode 145: Andre Arruda
June 30th, 2009
Welcome to episode #145 of the TVA Podcast.
In this week’s episode, we welcome Andre Arruda!
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This episode:
- What life is like being Portuguese
- Our life experiences in karaoke
- Good and crap movies, plays, and concerts
- Andre’s upcoming sketch show
Music: Dream Gay Pride No H8te by Mike Andrews
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The TVA Radio Replay: 2009.06.26
June 26th, 2009
BOB segment
Todd and Mike on Drive FM
Music: Balconey Cigarettes by Any Day in June
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Episode 144: Tracey Hoyt
June 23rd, 2009
Welcome to episode #144 of the TVA Podcast.
In this week’s episode, we welcome Tracey Hoyt!
Join me, Darcy, and Tracey as we talk about:
- Stuff I found on her Wikipedia page
- The joy of anime
- What life in the recording studio is like
- Her time on The Tournament
- Life on Bob & Doug
- Some real effed-up video right here
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Music: In the Studio by No Talent Ness’ary
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Taking the Bullet and Surprising the Back of the Room
June 21st, 2009Last week in Ottawa provided a very strong contrast to this week in Toronto that illustrated the differences between the two rooms. Both the Absolute Comedy showrooms in either city are laid out the same way in terms of stage, seating, everything. The difference was the crowds and the manner in which I stood in front of them. Yanked from the usual role of hosting that I do every week at McVeigh’s, I pulled on the middle shift at Ottawa with my buddy Ward Anderson as host and Matt Davis (my newest funny friend) taking the headlining duties. That presented challenges. Coming back to TO, I pulled back on the comfortable jammies of hosting but not in my familiar haunt of the snug McVeigh’s but at Absolute Comedy in full view of a full room on a Wednesday filled with amateurs who I apparently gave some a shock akin to walking in on your dog as he composes a sonata on a harp.
Good dog.