Podcast episode 386ish: Sean Lecomber

Here it is: Driving Miss Podcast. That's the name our guest, Sean Lecomber, suggested for this episode of What's So Funny?, and all future episodes where we use the roving studio (my car). I took Sean for a ride in this one. We drove around and talked about swimming Nazis, rude babies, flackseed penises, the land of rape and honey, opening with Jesus, and malcontent fetuses. That sounds horrible! But it isn't. The context is pure delight, trust me.

You can hop in the backseat and listen in by clicking our handy-dandy link below. Or, if your browser is not showing it, go over to iTunes or Stitcher and the like where you'll be able to download it and listen to your heart's content.

Apr. 26: Sean Lecomber

Not Sean Lecomber

The What's So Funny? train is leaving the station. All aboard!... Or car, to be more accurate. Our roving studio hits the road for another rollicking hour. Our guest is not Shaun Majumder. Boy, was I disappointed when I found out. But Fort Saskatchewan's own Sean Lecomber steps up big time and buckles up as we drive around Vancouver talking about all manner of comedy. We discuss t-shirts in swimming pools, self-confidence, squelching baby hecklers, the correct pronunciation of 'flaccid', Tisdale's slogan, Christian athletes, and sanctified abortions. The episode is loaded with fair points.

We're on the air at 11 pm. Tune in to 100.5 FM in Vancouver or livestream us coopradio.org from anywhere else you happen to be.

Podcast episode 359ish: Sean Lecomber

When God gives you lemons, make lemonade. When God makes you push the wrong microphone setting on your recorder, make special bonus material for your podcast listeners. It's a rule I live by. So if you listened to the radio version of this conversation, you've only heard part of it. The intro, outro and half-hour in the middle are all brand spanking new for this podcast. Oh, I should mention who I'm talking to. It's Edmonton-based comic Sean Lecomber, a very funny guy. Not to be confused with another very funny guy, Shaun Majumder. He's also a super guest. He'll go anywhere and have something interesting or funny to say about it. Among the many topics we discuss in this 78-minute behemoth are his geopolitical cheese theory, North Korean Netflix, the possibility of throwing his comedy career away, play dates, rostering at an elementary school, being adopted, and smart audiences in England.

Have a listen, here or elsewhere. This audio player below won't show up on your phone so then you'll have to do a search for What's So Funny? at iTunes or Stitcher or PodcastLand or Player.FM or TuneIn or... you get the idea.

Sept. 21: Sean Lecomber

Tonight we've got Edmonton-based comic Sean Lecomber on for the first time. We had a great talk. What you'll hear on radio tonight will be different from what you'll hear when the podcast version drops. Why? Because I'm an incompetent doofus. The first half-hour of our conversation was recorded with a room mic rather than our hand-held ones. So that'll be the bonus material for the podcast. Tonight you'll just hear the 45 minutes we recorded after that with the good microphones, buttressed by an audio clip of Lecomber performing. We talk about kids, retiring from comedy, winning Just For Laughs' Homegrown Competition, being adopted, the myth of British audiences, and the Canadian Comedy Awards.

Tune in tonight to CFRO 100.5 FM in Vancouver at 11 pm. Or livestream us at coopradio.org. It'll whet your appetite for the extendo version on podcast.