Goodness, the last Say Wha?! of 2013 was such a wonderful show. Missed it? Here’s the recap. Stu Popp kicked off the show with a ‘book’ called Evolution is Stupid. It called museums ‘science churches.’ Alicia Bernbaum made her Say Wha?! debut with a book called Temptation about Amish teenagers in
Say Wha?! The Podcast shares recordings from my monthly comedy show Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing where funny people read from terrible books. This episode of the podcast is an ENTIRE SHOW I hosted/produced dedicated to the awfulness of Fifty Shades of Grey. I rip the book apart,
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Say Wha?! The Podcast shares recordings from my monthly comedy show Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing. This episode features Kyle Fines reading from this book. Listen to the podcast on iTunes, RSS feed, or just stream it HERE:
Me in a promo cartoon for my Fuck Off And Die: Tales in Teen Angst Poetry solo show circa 2007 James Franco in a recent photo by Terry Richardson Who wore it best?
On Friday I had a super fun show at Hot Art Wet City with a full room of lovely people who listened to me rant about how awful the Fifty Shades book series is. I called it a comedy protest over the filming of Fifty Shades of Grey: The mMovie
It’s happening. Fifty Shades of Grey is being made into a movie. It’s supposed to start filming on Monday, right here in Vancouver. Last week I saw a girl on the bus the other way with audition sides. The top page read, INTERIOR – Christian Grey’s Office. My first thought:
Every week Scout Magazine rounds up some of the best things happening in Vancouver. I’m lucky enough to have been on it a few times in the past. Today it happened again. From Scout Magazine LAUGH | Say Wha?! (Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing) goes down Friday night. If you’re not familiar
Say Wha?! The Podcast shares recordings from my monthly comedy show Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing. This episode features the very funny comedian Dylan Rhymer who covers the teenage addiction story “Go Ask Alice” as well as his own personal history with drugs. Listen to the podcast on iTunes, RSS
Here’s a recap of last night’s Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing The book I chose last week to read at Say Wha?! has been on my Say Wha?! bookshelf for about 6 months now. (I keep my good books separated from my terrible ones). I don’t know
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