Thanks to everyone who has downloaded the podcast and subscribed on iTunes! It really means a lot to me. Two episodes are up. One with a reading by me and the other is from the always funny Chip Ellis. Go and listen today!
Sara Bynoe (aka me!) told us why she’s still single by researching how to make men love her by reading the half finished book 14.5 Things Women Shouldn’t Do by Mr Things and the How to Make a Man Love You by Grant J Hall. What we learned: it’s because she’s too darn
from iTunes saying: Dear podcast owner, Your podcast, located at http://saywhapodcast.libsyn.com/rss, has been approved. You should expect to see it on the iTunes Store within the next few hours. When it’s available, you will be able to access it with the URL below. https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/say-wha-!-the-podcast/id630272018 This is how I felt:
Oops. This post should have gone up over a month ago. Oh well, better late than never. Cameron MacLeod read from R Kelly’s amazingly crazy autobiography. Turns out R Kelly used to strip as Darth Vader. Emily Elias shared Miley Cyrus’ autobiography that was equally as crazy as R Kelly’s but coming
I shared two books that have been on my Say Wha?! book shelf for ages now. Stories from the Playboy Mansion about how disgusting the carpets are and how Hugh Hefner makes his girlfriends ask for their $1000/week allowance. Sliding into Home and Bunny Tales. Gary Jones shared 365
Have you ever read a poorly written novel (like 50 Shades of Grey) and thought to yourself, who publishes this crap? Or come across a hilariously out of date self-help book in a thrift store? Perhaps you heard that R. Kelly wrote an autobiography? Well, that’s what Say Wha?! is
The first week of February is a popular time for me. Check it out. Monday, February 4, 8-10PM Teen Angst Night at East Van Comedy buy your ticket now, it’s likely to sell out. Save your self the hassle and buy your ticket in advance HERE. Thursday, February 7, 7:30-9:30PM Say
What a wonderful crowd turned out for the first Say Wha?! show of 2013. Thanks to the birthday group of 30 we were jam packed into the Cottage Bistro. Here’s what we covered. I read from this terrible Canadian classic, where we learned that all you had to do to
Engel’s most famous and controversial novel was Bear (1976), a tale of erotic love between a librarian and a bear. This book won the Governor General’s Literary Award for Fiction in 1976. SAY WHA?! I will be sharing this book at the next Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing
Sara Bynoe 