Last night was a diverse and hard hitting Say Wha?! show. We had Stu Popp sharing his love of basketball and appreciation of players with a sense of style reading from Rockin’ Steady a Guide to Basketball & Cool by Walt Frazier. Below is a picture from the book of a
In this episode Gary Jones reads from one crazy lady who lives with her dog’s book on how to kiss. Listen to the podcast on iTunes, RSS feed, or just stream it HERE.
You’ve probably heard about this by now. I know many of you emailed, tweeted, and Facebooked me about these books which were featured on Gawker, the Daily Mail, BuzzFeed and more. I have no choice. I will read this, so you don’t have to. That’s what Say Wha?! is all
I recently went to London, England and reconnected with some lovely people there. One of those people is my friend Kim. We made this short film based on a poem I wrote. I hope you enjoy it. I look very different. Thank goodness my hair finally grew out.
Adults read from their embarrassing teenage journals, letters, notebooks and more at this long-running show that’s a mixture of storytelling and stand-up comedy. Sunday, October 27 Cottage Bistro – 4468 Main Street 7:30-9:30pm Tickets: $5-10 at the door (Suggested $10, sliding scale) Facebook event Email me if you want to
Episode 14 A few months ago Brad MacNeil shared a book at Say Wha?! Go forth and enjoy Brad’s bitterness and love for Les Mis. Listen to the podcast on iTunes, RSS feed, or just stream it here:
WHAT IS TEEN ANGST NIGHT? Somewhere in the back of your closet gathering dust and turning yellow with age is comedic gold. Those old journals, poems, and essays you wrote as a teenager when you thought you could do no wrong, would probably make you cringe at your former feelings
(like tonight, producing Say Wha?! in Toronto for the first time) Right after the show I feel like this: Then everyone goes home and suddenly it’s 3am and I am alone, still high from the adrenaline of putting on a show. Nevertheless, Toronto…
Say Wha?! The Podcast shares recordings from my monthly comedy show Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing in Vancouver, BC, Canada. In this episode poet and performer Dina Del Bucchia shares the autobiography of the beautiful English Rose Page-3-Girl known as Jordan aka Katie Price. Listen to the podcast on iTunes, RSS feed, or just stream it
Producing a show in a new city is always stressful. You have no track record of good shows, your email address is unfamiliar to journalists, and just who do you think you are coming all the way from Vancouver putting on a show in Hogtown? I was nervous and starting
Sara Bynoe 