This has been a dream of mine since 2000. An art show of embarrassing art by adults made when they were teenagers. Inspired by Teen Angst Night, the show highlights the stories behind the work & the angst that went into them. Includes an audio tour with background interviews with
Ian Boothby reads from this self-published book in this episode of the podcast. Listen to the podcast on iTunes, RSS feed, or just stream it here:
for ‘pain’ and ‘sad’ because I wanted to post something silly and then came across A LOT of gifs about cutting then I did this (in my mind) to those people You guys, the Internet is weird – and I’ve never even seen r/spacedicks.
… and get a message like this: This is how I react Ugh Wha Lol
Say Wha?! The Podcast shares recordings from my monthly comedy show Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing. In this episode stand-up comedian Ivan Decker shares what he has learned from a book he got to combat his social awkwardness: The Art of Talking to Anyone. Now go listen to the
What’s the Museum of Vancouver? It’s not the place by all the hot soccer players.
You may have heard about the Vancouver Maritime Museum‘s Whale Bone Porn scandal back in March of this year. If not, you should watch Stephen Colbert’s report about it HERE. Well, my dear friend Kitty has some photos up in their current exhibit, the one with the whale bone porn, and
I’m always so impressed by the courage, the humour, and the openness of every reader. Last night I realized that more teenagers should come to this show because it’s true, everyone does understand your pain. Teen Angst Night brings a room full of strangers closer together. It’s my favourite kind
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