Three years ago I gave birth to a new comedy show. I can’t believe it’s grown up so fast. This Wednesday, June 19 you are invited to come and celebrate it with me! WHAT IS SAY WHA?! READINGS OF DELICIOUSLY ROTTEN WRITING? Have you ever read a poorly written novel
Five episodes of Say Wha?! The Podcast are out. Haven’t heard one yet? Why not? They’re free, on iTunes and are less than 25 minutes long! Here’s a quick synopsis of what you’re missing. Episode 5 – Lauren McGibbon reads from Committed by Elizabeth ‘I’m better and more enlightened than you’ Gilbert.
On June 19 you are invited to come and celebrate the fact that three years ago I moved back to Vancouver and started another literary/comedy show about bad writing. WHAT IS SAY WHA?! READINGS OF DELICIOUSLY ROTTEN WRITING? Have you ever read a poorly written novel and thought to yourself,
Here’s what happened last Wednesday at the Say Wha?! show” I read from the poems of Suzanne Somers. Here’s a very funny video of Kristen Wiig reading from the same book. Stu Popp entertained us with a reading of Tailchaser’s Song. It was wonderfully horrible and is currently being made into
… because only 30 people RSVP’ed to the Facebook event, but more than double that show up Thank you to all the wonderful readers Lee Ann Kepel, Stu Popp, Devon Lougheed and Briana Rayner – you guys were fantastic! Thanks to everyone that attended. See you June 19 for the
I am. So is this cat. You know what will make you feel better? Laughing. Good thing tonight is Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing. From 8-10pm at the Cottage Bistro, I will make you laugh so will Briana Rayner, Lee Ane Kepel, Stu Popp and Devon Lougheed. It’s $5-10 and
Look! That’s my podcast on the New and Notable page on iTunes, middle row, on the far left. At least it did in Canada. I’m not sure how iTunes works. How did I find this out? A stranger on Twitter told me they heard my podcast and found me because
So this happened: someone reviewed Say Wha?! It’s published in the recent edition of Geist Magazine, which Wikipedia (and we all know how reliable that is) calls “Canada’s most widely read literary magazine.” This is great since my audience straddles the literary and comedy communities. However, I’d say the majority
…have heard my podcast so far. Yay! xoxox You haven’t? Go and listen to it now. Also, it’s Say Wha?! no T, for branding purposes. Subscribe in iTunes
Sara Bynoe 