From the creators of Let’s Make a Sci-Fi and This Sounds Serious comes The Town Show – where comedians Mark Chavez and Ryan Beil set out to build a fictional town. Each week, a guest comedian helps pitch new residents, landmarks, history, and events that shape the town. Together, they craft a world from scratch, one episode at a time. Building a town… how hard could it be?
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ImprovComedy |
Director and comedian Christine Bortolin is back on the show but this time in video! She tells us more tales of growing up in Burnaby and deep Coquitlam. She builds the town’s first parking lot and an amusement park that sets up shop there. We learn ... more
Comedian and creator Mark Little (Gary & His Demons, Picnicface) joins Mark and Ryan to talk about growing up in New Westminster, BC. Playing Mortal Kombat, meeting 80’s NHL-er Gino Odjick, and his pet rats. Mark Little builds a burger joint for the ... more
Comedian and actor Tricia Black from the new Netflix series Wayward joins us to talk about growing up in Quispamsis, New Brunswick. They tell us about getting kicked out of choir in school, being threaten the town doctor/veterinarian, and the legacy ... more
Co-host of the show, Ryan Beil is put in the hot seat and we learn all about his upbringing in Vancouver and find out that he didn’t attend middle school because it doesn’t exist in Vancouver! He also tells us about his skiing past and decides to bui... more
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Some of Canada’s best improvisers get to go deep and film incredibly funny scenes with friends in this premised(?) improv comedy podcast. The listener involvement in lore-building is so fun and unique
Just a couple silly boys and revered guests working on a beautiful project of the mind. Or as I say, ‘Stand back, I’m about to use my imagination. This could get dangerous.’
Improv comedy show explores life in a small fictional town.
The performers manufacture drama and ludicrous interactions as they explore The Town!
I recently found this show & now I can’t stop listening. It’s so funny, I can listen to it with my kids & I can’t stop thinking about what I want to add to the town!
Top shelf pod - five glorious stars, side by each.
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A dynamic blend of improv and comedy unfolds as the hosts and their guests collaboratively create a fictional town, drawing on personal anecdotes, local culture, and imaginative storytelling. Each episode features a guest comedian who contributes unique perspectives, adding a layer of humor and charm through the construction of quirky residents, landmarks, and events that define the town. The engaging interplay between the hosts and their guests results in a vibrant tapestry of hilarity, nostalgia, and creativity, making it a delightful escape for listeners seeking lighthearted entertainment and laughter.
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Recent guests on The Town Show include:
1. Mark Little
2. Tricia Black
3. Chris Kelly
4. Alicia Tobin
5. Tom Hill
6. Sarah Ferguson
7. Brad MacNeil
8. Tazman Cody Van Rassel
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