The Beaverton Weekly Report
The BeavertonEvery 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 | 83 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsComedyNews Commentary | |||
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"No I can't make it then either. Shoot!" Luke and the Panel (Ian MacIntyre and Nile Seguin) talk Trump's not at all desperate attempt to enlist other countries' help to clear Strait Of Hormuz, Doug Ford's plans to eliminate Freedom of Information Req... more
"The war is bad/good and we support/oppose/regretfully support/supportedly oppose it." Luke and the Panel (Ian MacIntyre, Clare Blackwood and Megan MacKay) talk about Trump discovering that some wars last longer than a weekend, Carney not letting Ira... more
Call Of Duty: Operation Epic Fury - now on Xbox! This week host Clare Blackwood and the Panel (Megan MacKay, Nile SĆ©guin, and special guest Dave Barclay of The Beaverton TV show) discuss Trump's latest war that you better not call a war, Mark Carney'... more
"WOO! WE DID IT!! WE DID... is that FBI director Kash Patel?" Ian and the Panel (Megan MacKay, Nile SĆ©guin, and special guest Andrew Ivimey of Talk From Superheroes) talk about Carney's latest floor-crosser, the NDP debate that apparently just happen... more
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- The Lighter Side of Political Discourse
As a break from the doom and gloom, I gave this a listen and found myself having a laugh. Good Canadian fun! It was especially funny today (Iām a bit stoned).
Apple Podcasts5Maisie Bianca
Canada21 days ago - Deep sighā¦but in a good way
Listening to the The Beaverton is best done when I just want to laugh and relax despite the World. It turns out, it is much more effective than taking mdma before doom reading a right wing inspired bot written substack post that was restacked by a lookmaxing kash patel wanna be.
Apple Podcasts5jshcwnCanadaa month ago - Thanks
Thank you for making me laugh even though all I feel is anger and exhaustion šššØš¦
Apple Podcasts5bfd313@@Canadaa month ago Great coverage of Canadian and world politics in a way that doesn't depress you
Podcast Addict52 months agoksnarly- Want to like it, butā¦
The tv version was brilliant but this podcast versionā¦
Too much stupid laughter at nothing. They all laugh at each others statements way too much. I try every week but end up bailing after 5 minutes.
Stop laughing at yourself..again January 14 at the 14th minute mark..Iām out. Laughing at your own jokes, talking over each other..
Apple Podcasts2stayathomedaveCanada2 months ago
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A sharp, comedic panel discusses current events and global politics with a distinctly Canadian lens. Episodes blend rapid-fire banter on US-Canada relations, geopolitics, and domestic politics with satirical takes on world news, pop culture riffs, and running quizzes that test the hosts' supposed policy know-how. Regular banter, recurring gags, and guest comedians keep the tone light while skewering headlines, making it a fast-paced, laughter-driven take on the week's news. Noteworthy is the balance between timely political commentary and goofy, audience-engaging bits, plus a strong emphasis on banter and personality, which tends to attract listeners who enjoy smart humor about politics and current affairs.
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1. Dave Barclay
2. Rachel Gilmore
3. Henry Sir
4. Craig Fay
5. Aaron Hagey-MacKay
6. Jocelyn Geddie
7. Andrew Ivimey
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