
Every day in the nice little Canadian town of Beavermount, Ontario, a Zamboni driver must solve a murder to clear his Québecois name...and the ice for tonight's hockey game. Sorry About The Murder is a TA2 Original Production. It was recorded at TA2 Sound + Music in Toronto, Ontario. Special thanks to Elder Waupoos and Elder Lewis of the Michipicoten First Nation. Warning: Violence, excessive drin... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Comedy FictionFiction | |||

Frenchie reveals the true killer of Greg "Greggy" Sullivan. A fight breaks out during the hockey game. Drama emerges with Kelly Randall. Chieficer Dougie confronts a hard truth.
Content warning: Violence, excessive drinking, unsafe driving...and mur... more
The boys question a nervous Bernie Kettering, Jarek Gobosz runs his hockey fighting school for kids, and Frenchie is shocked by a surprising reappearance...
Content warning: Violence, excessive drinking, unsafe driving...and murder.
Narrator: Tom ... more
Timmy Peters emerges as an unlikely suspect, Darlene Stone entertains the folks at the Lakeview, and the boys pay a visit to renowned jazz pianist Peter Oscarson.
Content warning: Violence, excessive drinking, unsafe driving...and murder.
Narrator:... more
In the mysterious logging town of Villeneuveville, Frenchie learns some deep secrets about Beavermount...and Chieficer Dougie.
Content warning: Violence, excessive drinking, unsafe driving...and murder.
Narrator: Tom Goudie
Frenchie: Jeff Tremblay... more
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At first, I didnt know quite what to make of this podcast, but it's quickly turned into one of my favorites. It lovingly pokes fun at Canadinisms, less lovingly pokes fun at the anti-Que'becois sentiment, and has you falling in love with this close knit band of boobs, because at the end of the day, they're good people. The episodes are bite sized, so what have you got to lose? Give a few episodes ago and see if you dont find yourself rooting for this poor French scapegoat.
The performances are excellent. I admit, I was hesitant at first, but they won me over. I do NOT like that the ads are SO much louder than the performance. I have to carry my device to turn it down fast or blast my eardrums. ( I'd rather it sit safely nearby while I am working & listening)
Give’r, double-double, chesterfield, toque, fill yer boots, sorry, Dougie, Frenchie, Hinterland Who’s Who, Heritage Minutes, The House Hippo, Canadian Tire money, Zellers, The Littlest Hobo, Mr. Dressup, old Tim Hortons, the rink canteen, wet mittens on the radiator, and a boot tray full of slush.
If every one of those phrases makes perfect sense to you, without explanation, this post is definitely for you.
And if you’re Canadian but don’t recognize all of them, don’t worry. Some belong to a C... more
Living in the US, this gives me a great reminder of home. It is funny, ridiculous, and yet paints a picture of Canada in the 80's, where I grew up.
Funny and Canadian, but convoluted to the extremes. Why does the French guy always get blamed, literally without any evidence, yet everytime he's found innocent, the cycle continues.
What's worse, every person who did the crime is let go with nary a slap on the wrist, but he's always going to jail. Not a fan of the French, but this takes logic and buries it where it can't be found.
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A witty Canadian audio drama about a hockey rink custodian in Beavermount, Ontario who must solve murders to clear his name and keep the town's night games going. The show blends mystery, comedy, and crisp writing with affection for local culture, quirky characters, and small-town lore, all delivered with polished production, sharp narration, and a playful, self-aware tone. Across episodes, listeners are treated to punchy dialogue, genre-bending twists, and a distinctive Canadian sensibility that sets it apart from typical whodunnits, making it appealing to fans of character-driven mystery and comedy.
A standout in the format is its tight pacing and strong voice work, plus a recurring knack for blending humor with suspense in service of a ... more
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