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The Town Show

Kelly&Kelly Inc
Party Island
Comedy
Riverview
Vancouver
New Brunswick
Miracles
Fountain
Gossip
Rumors
Muddy River
Fresno
The Town Show
Local Food
Growing Up
Mr. Steve's Blunches and Lupper Pub
Improvisation
Gazebo
Whorehouse
Channel 6
Karate Kid

From the creators of Let’s Make a Sci-Fi , comes The Town Show – where comedians Mark Chavez and Ryan Beil set out to build a fictional town using the power of improv comedy. 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? New episodes ... more

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Musician and comedian Maarten Bayliss come say to talk about growing up in Nanaimo, BC. His disdain for the Nanaimo Bar. He also talks about being a teenage goth and just “driving around” a lot. He build a very useful thing for our town: a 3 story pu... more

Yee-haw it’s the round up! Run and hide! We’ve got lots of great letters to read and even a video to play from some passionate Townies and Sheriffs. We build a Greek/Train themed splash park in town. We head back to the Deliverance Game Store to lear... more

Actress, improviser, and former government policy wonk Angela Galanopoulos stops by to talk about growing up in her family’s restaurant. She reveals she didn’t learn how to cook for any less than a brunch time rush until she was 21. And she tells us ... more

Allan Hawco, star and co-creator of CBC’s Saint Pierre joins the show to talk about growing up in “The Goulds” in Newfoundland. He talks about fighting in parking lots and hockey games, stunt driving, a Shakespeare teaching gym teacher, and the Frenc... more

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Recent Guests

Angela Galanopoulos
Actor, improviser, and business owner, formerly a policy analyst
Episode: Ep 60: The Greek Restaurant w/ Angela Galanopoulos
Allan Hawco
Actor, showrunner, and producer from Newfoundland, Canada
CBC
Episode: Ep 59: The Pub w/ Allan Hawco
Caitlin Howden
Actor, comedian, writer, and podcaster
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Episode: Ep 58: The UFO Club w/ Caitlin Howden
Colin Cowan
Comedian and returning guest
YouTube Content Creator
Episode: Ep 57 - The Talent Agent w/ Colin Cowan
Andrew McNee
Local legend, actor, activist, and dungeon master
Episode: Ep 54: The Curio Shop w/ Andrew McNee
Maddy Kelly
Comedian and former host on Let's Make a podcast series
Episode: Ep 51: The Bar w/ Maddy Kelly
Allie Entwistle
Comedian, extraordinaire, teacher, actor
Episode: Ep 50 - The Motorcycle Gangs w/ Allie Entwistle
Emmett Hall
Musician and comedian from Vancouver, BC
Clay Entertainment
Episode: Ep 49: The Book Store w/ Emmett Hall
Kai Rudell
Comedian and special guest
Fistful of Kicks, all-Asian Canadian improv group
Episode: Ep 48: The Board Game Store w/ Kai Rudell

Hosts

Ryan Beil
Co-host known for his improvisational skills and comedic timing.
Mark Chavez
Co-host acclaimed for his unique perspective on comedic improvisation.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 165 ratings
  • Improv and silly worldbuilding

    The best intro song in the biz and a dang shame they’re cuttin it short! Two very clever comedian/improvisers with great chemistry (listen to Let’s Make a Horror if you haven’t yet) design a town with guests week to week. Seriously fun. The scenes might be my favorite part, and I hope we can duck back to visit old characters at some point! I would listen to Barnaby Advises every week if I could.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zymurgy under
    United States3 days ago
  • This show is hilarious and cozy. I wish I was less of an introvert soI had more people to suggest it to! I've listened to every episode multiple times and am always looking forward to the next episode dropping. Keep up the great work, guys! <3 from Las Cruces, NM.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    zendegy
    a month ago
  • Damn great

    Hilarious baby. Love the Vancouver lore

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Blko!
    Canadaa month ago
  • Super funny and super fun!

    If you were inspired by Harriet the Spy to start a notebook of fictional people’s lives or spent your summer playing The Sims, then The Town Show is for you! I love hearing about each guest’s hometown and how that informs the landmarks, lore, or characters they create for Town. The improv is hilarious and the hosts (and producer!) are great!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Amanie J.
    Canada5 months ago
  • The best show in town

    I stumbled on the Town Show as I needed a break from political podcasts and shows that wanted to teach me something, and I’m so glad I did. It’s our FAVORITE podcast ever. The lore they build and the characters they create become like friends - and so do the amazing hosts! I’m wondering if we’ll ever see a book happen as for the News from Lake Wobegon… 👀

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mahatma_tom
    United States5 months ago

Listeners Say

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Fans highlight the strong chemistry between the hosts and their guests, adding to the overall experience.
Listeners praise the podcast for its lighthearted approach and creative storytelling process.
Many enjoy the interactive elements, feeling engaged with the town-building exercise and character creation.
The humor is often described as relatable and spontaneous, providing a welcome escape from more serious topics.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#148
United States/Comedy/Improv
Apple Podcasts
#46
Canada/Comedy/Improv
Apple Podcasts
#168
United Kingdom/Comedy/Improv
Apple Podcasts
#152
Australia/Comedy/Improv
Apple Podcasts
#58
Finland/Comedy/Improv
Apple Podcasts
#80
Norway/Comedy/Improv

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ep 56: The Christmas Episode
Q: What is the name of the pub?
Mr. Steve's Blunches and Luppers.
Ep 56: The Christmas Episode
Q: What is the name of the mayor of town?
Mayor McWorm, Wesley Worm.
Ep 56: The Christmas Episode
Q: What is the name of Peter Oldring's character's newspaper column?
Barnaby Advises or Barnaby Advise.
Ep 47: The Kissing Zone w/ Rina Shimomura
Q: How did you find your way into improv?
Rina explained that she was inspired to pursue improv during her university studies in education, wanting to learn communication through drama.
Ep 39: The Windmill w/ Alicia Tobin
Q: Where can people find you and your stuff?
You can buy my book, 'So You're a Little Sad, So What?' and find me on Blue Sky at Alicia Tobin. I'm also on Instagram, but with a private account.

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A unique event unfolds where the hosts, two comedians, embark on a creative journey to construct a fictional town through improvisational comedy. Each episode features a special guest who enhances the narrative by introducing new characters, landmarks, and whimsical backstories that contribute to the evolving lore of this imaginary place. The lively banter and unpredictable storytelling keep listeners engaged, as they find humor in the absurdities and challenges of town-building alongside the comedic insights provided by their guests. This imaginative podcast stands out with its collaborative approach, inviting audience participation and creating an enjoyable, interactive experience.

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The Town Show launched a year ago and published 63 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on The Town Show include:

1. Angela Galanopoulos
2. Allan Hawco
3. Caitlin Howden
4. Colin Cowan
5. Andrew McNee
6. Maddy Kelly
7. Allie Entwistle
8. Emmett Hall

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