
Canada's top comedy podcast. Hosted by Graham Clark and Dave Shumka, with weekly guests. Hilarious weekly guests? Yup.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 1002 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Comedian Jon Dore returns to talk gun class, hitting the post, and the gopher hole museum.
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Comedian Dave Harris joins us to talk boxer shorts, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and The Night of the Hunter.
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Comedian Gavin Clarkson joins us to talk rocks, fat marmots, and dino bones.
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Comedian Ember Konopaki returns to talk high school parties, waterslides, and first aid.
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The week wouldn't be the same without it! Off I goooo
Off I go.
I just love this show so much
Graham Clark and Dave Shumka get me to laugh out loud at each episode and with the right guest there is nothing better to listen to, always gets me in a good mood and I look forward to the episode every week.
A lot of the guests are just not good fits, and have no idea what the old guys are referring to.
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The show offers a breezy, freewheeling mix of humor, warm banter, and guest-driven storytelling, often spiraling from personal anecdotes into broader cultural riffs. Episodes typically feature long-form conversations with comedians, writers, and performers, peppered with overheard bits, audience submissions, and playful callbacks to past episodes. The tone is casual, locally grounded in Canadian culture, and driven by the chemistry between two hosts and their guests, making it a reliable destination for listeners who enjoy spontaneous humor, funny industry anecdotes, and insider perspectives on the entertainment world. A notable throughline is how the hosts blend nostalgic references with contemporary media chatter, delivering a comforting ... more
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Recent guests on Stop Podcasting Yourself include:
1. Dave Harris
2. Gavin Clarkson
3. Ember Konopaki
4. Amar Singh
5. Allie Entwistle
6. Sheila Campbell
7. Caitlin Howden
8. Niki Mohrdar
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