
Every week Beaverton editor-in-chief Luke Gordon Field assembles an all-star Panel of comedians to talk, mock and riff their way through the news of the week. Then he puts their knowledge of the news to the test in a very important quiz where the stakes couldn't be lower. The Beaverton Weekly Report is a hilarious look at what's going on in the world around us. It's just like watching CNN, only fu... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsComedy | |||

Pipelines! Pipelines! PIPELINES! Luke and the Panel (Clare Blackwood and Ian MacIntyre) talk about Danielle Smith getting not one but two pipelines, Carney saying we don't have time for the environment in the middle of a massive heat wave, and Canada... more
There's one day left in Pride Month so this still counts! Ian MacIntyre (designated ally, he/him) is joined by a special All-Guest Panel: Alix Markman (Astrid & Lily Save The World, Gotham Knights, she/her), Simon Paluck (Insta Gay, Monkey On My Back... more
The UK just can't keep a PM. Luke and the Panel (Clare Blackwood and Megan MacKay) talk about Keir Starmer becoming the latest UK PM to resign, Rogers killing Hockey Night In Canada, Carney bailing out condo developers and the Human Rights Museum's "... more
"[A Memorandum Of Understanding] doesn't mean much, it doesn't mean anything at all." Luke and the Panel (Clare Blackwood, Nile Seguin and special guest David Doel aka The Rational National) talk Trump's 'this time it's definitely an actual deal I sw... more
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Sorry Luke, 5-stars for that conversation. IYKYK.
Rating as five stars specifically because the honey and butter discussion had me dying from laughter
Believe or not, I listen to this podcast to learn English idiom and slang.. and it does not disappoint. Though some times I still don’t get the jokes, but just hearing the hosts laugh make me happy 🤣
Absolutely hilarious and a good way to make sure I get my dose of good ol Canadian news
It’s like one of them funny pods. But Canadian!!
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The show blends sharp political satire with quick-witted banter from a panel of comedians who riff on weekly news, pop culture, and policy, then tests their recall and quick-thinking in a lighthearted quiz. Episodes skew toward Canadian politics, global headlines, tech policy, and media narratives, all delivered with humor, irreverence, and crowd-pleasing banter. Notably, guests often bring a mix of media experience, writing, and comedy to amplify perspectives while keeping things fun and accessible for listeners who enjoy topical, humorous takes on current events.
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Recent guests on The Beaverton Weekly Report include:
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2. Simon Paluck
3. JP Larocque
4. David Doel
5. John Batt
6. Jan Caruana
7. Clare Belford
8. Rob Ito
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