This week we looked at how the right chose to define the term "woke", with the recent interview on The Hill with Bethany Mandel. Also, Gavin is confused about how Kyle Rittenhouse could have simps.

This week Daniel & Gavin watched Chris Rocks' latest special, Selective Outrage, and weighed in on the fallout from the Oscar Slap. Also, they talked about thet SVB (Sillicon Valley Bank) collapse and the right-wing "woke" narrative freak out.

This week we examined a recent poll that shows Union support in favour of Pierre Poilievre right wing populism. We also looked at Police using assault rifles on the TTC and much much more.

This week Gavin & Daniel discussed the federal Liberal government's proposal to give 1.5 million to black communities for mental health. We also talked about Ant-man and why socialism keeps popping up in Disney movies, the CPC meeting with german nazi Christine Anderson, and so much more.

Daniel and Gavin talk about Mayor John Tory stepping down, and how it was hiding a bigger scandal that involved wedding plans. Also the guys pay tribute to De La Soul member Dave "Trugoy the dove" Jolicoeur. That and much more on this weeks episode of Uncolonized.

This weeks episode we talked about the recent crime wave on the Toronto public transit, and how the Police budget benefits from it's reporting. Also Loblaws doesn't want to be seen as the face of inflation, and how the Anti-islamaphobia representative, Amira Elghawaby has made Quebec mad

We're back and happy to be here. This first episode Daniel Grant & Gavin Stephens discuss a few topics including Black Canadians feeling all work place anti-racism is tied to the economy.

This week we welcome Tanya Vividly to the show to talk municipal elections. Tanya is a Community engagement advocate , also a part of a few collective organizations and creator of artful things.

We've both watched the Viola Davis action movie, The Woman King, and now we want to talk about it. Gavin & Daniel sit down to discuss all the controversies surrounding this movie and have a good time doing it.

That's right your man Ye is at it again, and we discussed all his anti-black antics briefly on this episode. As well as the phenomenon dubbed "quiet quitting" by mainstream media, and so much more.

This week in our main topic, we took a look at the fight by two anti-racism activists in St. Catherine's who resigned after trying to cancel Jeff Dunham's tour stop, citing a lack of support from their city council.

On this week's episode, we took a look at the new P.C leader, Pierre Poilievre. We also talked about some personal experiences that affected us throughout the week, and so much more.

So last week we found out that the grassroots BLM organization is suing BLM international, for miss appropriated funds, so as part of our conversation this week, we focused on the neo-liberalism of social justice movements.

On this week's episode, Daniel & Gavin took a look at the controversial rapper known as FN Meka. Created by white men and signed (and quickly released) by Capitol Records we asked the question what does this mean for art and exploitation of race?

Gavin & Daniel spent this week talking about the Canadian Liberal party's decision to cancel an anti-racist program because of Consultant Laith Marouf's alleged racist tweets. They also talked about Joe Rogan's calling Canada a "communist country".

Gavin & Daniel talk about the Wisconsin school board's decision to eliminate all pronouns in emails. (A normal move). As well they took a look at Canada's foreign policy and how its roots in anti-blackness hurt countries like Hati. That and so much more on this week's episode of Uncolonized.

We're back! This week Gavin & Daniel talk about the themes in Jordan Peele's new film, NOPE. They discuss how we exploit trauma for profit and how the machine makes it all envitable.

In our final episode of the season, We talked about the ever-growing corruption in America's police departments, its effect on the Breonna Taylor case, & how HBO's We own this city depicts how inevitable it is in this current system.

The Ontario provincial results are in, however in this episode (recorded last week) we wanted to go through each parties platforms, because frankly we didn't hear much from any of them.

This weeks episode we took a look at the tragedy of 10 people being murdered in a Buffalo grocery store, and how the great replacement theory isn't just a fringe talking point for "extremist" white people.


On a side note we will be taking next week off, but back for the following week.

In this week's episode, Gavin & Daniel took a look at the W. Kamau Bell HBO documentary, We need to talk about Cosby, They also touched on the eventual monoplization of the pot dispensary industry in Ontario, and much more

So there was another 'Freedom' convoy. This time because of COVID mandates being lifted almost completely, these bikers road for something else. Gavin & Daniel talked about it, and how to Ottawa police, calling someone fascist is now a hate crime. Speaking of hate crimes, Hamilton is not only on top for them, but it's getting worse. This and much more on this week's episode of Uncolonized.

What is an anti-woke festival? Why is Peter Thiel investing in it? This week on the podcast Gavin & Daniel took a look at the one-time festival, its origins and what a tech billionaire has to do with it.

Here's the article from BuzzFeed News
https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/josephbernstein/peter-thiel-anti-woke-film-festival-trevor-bazile

This week Gavin & Daniel discussed the now-viral video of Christians hijacking a plane full of people to sing they songs. They also talked about oil companies and their appeal to patriotism to push the price gouging at the pumps.

On this weeks Gavin & Daniel discuss Ryan Coogler racial profiling situation. They also discuss the privilege displayed in the new Batman movie, and the silence on Louie CK's Grammy win

On this weeks episode Gavin & Daniel had to talk about the slap heard around the world. Gavin hates the Oscars, but even he had to get in on this one.

On this week's episode, Gavin & Daniel are back. They talk about evolving situation in Ukraine, Canada's current covid measures and the Netflix doc, Bad Vegan.

This week Gavin & Daniel discussed Joe Rogan's apology for his blatant racism on his podcast. We also dove into what is becoming of the Canadian Conservative party, after the firing of their recent leader, Erin O'Toole.

This week Gavin & Daniel weighed in on the "Freedom convoy". They had a lot of thoughts. Was this about freedom, and who did a town full of Liberals react to this disruption? This and much more on this week's episode.

This week we took a look at a letter by Jordan Peterson published in the National Post. In it, our favourite "clean up your room" Dad, blames the ethnics for his decision to quit his position at the University of Toronto.

On this week's episode, we talked about the controversy surrounding Desmond Cole, Royson James, the Toronto Star and a judge. Royson claims Desmond's activism has made them outsider amongst many in the black community. Do Royson's allegations have weight or is this just gatekeeping at it's finest.

This week Gavin & Daniel discussed Quebec's recent proposal to tax unvaccinated people, and whether or not the government has gone too far. They also talked about Nicholas Campbell (CBC, The Coroner) and his use of the hard 'R'

This week Daniel and Gavin discussed a recent interview with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, where he expressed his concern towards the 'lefts casual cynicism. Despite having the right physically attack him, we wondered why the PM was aiming left, and how it relates to the Netflix film Don't Look Up.

I'll be honest finding out about the Alberta government trying to both sides Nazis in the education curriculum kind of scared me. This week Gavin & Daniel attacked this story and looked at the parallels of the education from right-wing governments in the US. The level of projection from the 'They're indoctrinating our kids" party is amazing.

This week Gavin & Daniel caught an interview with anti-anti racism linguistic professor John Mcwhorter. Mcwhorter believes anti-racism is a religion, and "wokeness" has gone too far. Gavin & Daniel wondered why this center-right talking point has always been accommodated on mainstream media, which took them down the rabbit hole that is the Manhattan Institute.

We looked at a recent poll that showed White Conservative Christian Americans feel more oppressed than anyone else. We wanted to take a look at why this is and speculate on how to help these poor unfortunate souls.

Oh man we are back for another season. Gavin & Daniel are ready for another season of 10 episodes, we hope you are as well. We're kicking off, with our discussion on the Rittenhouse Trail. We had some thoughts.

This week we talked about a few things. Racist math teachers, and racist CEO's. It's the last episode of the season so we hope you enjoy it.

This week on the podcast we had a conversation potpourri we talked about Texas and their CRT problem, Kyrie Irving and his vaccine problem and so much more. It was an interesting time had by Daniel and Gavin. Enjoy.

We took at the new Dave Chappelle special, for the last time? Dave has come under fire for his trans views, and we feel it's all part of the plot.

This week Gavin & Daniel discussed what's been going on with the recent Haitian migrants and the Texas white supremacist border patrol. We also didn't want to leave Canada out of this episode so we got into the controversy at Western University where 30 women allegedly were assaulted on frosh week.

The baby is here, and we're back! Daniel and Gavin are back to finish off season 8 of Uncolonized. We kick off the post-break with a post-election breakdown.

This week's episode see's Gavin & Daniel reviewing the 1993 Micheal Douglas film, Falling Down. We were surprised with this one to be honest. Hope you enjoy it.



Wikipedia:

Falling Down is a 1993 American action film[3] directed by Joel Schumacher, written by Ebbe Roe Smith and released by Warner Bros. in the United States on February 26, 1993.[4] The film stars Michael Douglas in the lead role of William "D-Fens" Foster, a divorced and unemployed former defense engineer. The film centers on Foster as he treks on foot across the city of Los Angeles, trying to reach the house of his estranged ex-wife in time for his daughter's birthday. Along the way, a series of encounters, both trivial and provocative, causes him to react with increasing violence and make sardonic observations on life, poverty, the economy, and commercialism. Robert Duvall co-stars as Martin Prendergast, an aging Los Angeles Police Department sergeant on the day of his retirement, who faces his own frustrations even as he tracks down Foster.

This week we discussed Adolph Reed Jr.'s work on race reductionism and an article written in Current Affairs by Bertrand Cooper. In it, Bertrand proposes that the current push for diversity in Hollywood is partially motivated by the slayings of Geroge Floyd, but those positions are all being filled by the 1%.

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Rich white men are going to space off the backs of the working class, and we're here to take a look at all the nonsense. This week Gavin and Daniel talk about the new frontier and how it's only for the 1% and the problems the rest of us face right here on Earth.

In this week's episode, Gavin and Daniel discuss the concept of letting go and allowing people to tell you who they are...and believing them. They get into personal stories of growth, acceptance, and allowing people to own their own choices.

We're back! Starting out season 8 of Uncolonized Gavin & Daniel talked about all the events they missed, including Cosby being released from prison, and Simone Biles break from the summer Olympics.

This week Toronto decided to remove a homeless encampment by force. We took a look at how our cities are becoming increasingly hostile for the poor and working-class. While real estate has replaced manufacturing as the primary only economic source in these metropolises. We also took a look at the neo-liberal CIA and military commercials designed to entice the young.

This is the last episode of season 7, thanks again for listening and sharing the podcast. We'll be back in a few weeks to begin work on season 8.

This week we took a look at London Ont. terror attack, and why just being an ally isn't enough in this day and age. We looked at articles from co-workers of the terrorist, and even the 'Minster of racism' (as we called him) and his colour blind comments that got him booed at the vigil for the family who were the victims of the attack.

This week Gavin & Daniel discuss the recent discovery of the remains of 215 indigenous children at a Kamloops residential school. We talked about the church's response and the blame-shifting of the Canadian government.

In the wake of the discovery of this tragedy many people in the indigenous community, may be dealing with not only grief but intergenerational trauma, the following is a list of resources and hotlines dedicated to supporting Indigenous people in crisis.

24/7 supports:
KUU-US Crisis Line
1-800-588-8717
Indian Residential School Survivors and Family
1-866-925-4419
Mon – Fri, 8am – 8 pm PT:
Weekends, 10 am – 2pm PT:
Tsow-Tun-Le-Lum Society
1-888-403-3123
British Columbia Resources
Aboriginal Wellness Program
604-675-2551 or 1-866-884-0888
Canadian Mental Health Association - British Columbia Division
1-800-555-8222
HeretoHelp
1-800-661-2121
National Crisis Hotlines
Kids Help Phone
1-800-668-6868
Crisis Services Canada
1-833-456-4566 or text 45645
First Nations and Inuit Hope for Wellness Help Line
1‑855‑242-3310

This week Gavin & Daniel Reviewed the 2019 controversial film, Harriet. We went a little long on this one, but we had a lot to say about this movie. Enjoy.

Harriet Movie Wikkipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harriet_(film)

Harriet is a 2019 American biographical film directed by Kasi Lemmons, who also wrote the screenplay with Gregory Allen Howard. It stars Cynthia Erivo as abolitionist Harriet Tubman, with Leslie Odom Jr., Joe Alwyn, and Janelle Monáe in supporting roles. A biography about Harriet Tubman had been in the works for years, with several actresses, including Viola Davis, rumored to star. Erivo was cast in February 2017, and much of the cast and crew joined the following year. Filming took place in Virginia from October to December 2018.

Harriet had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 10, 2019, and was theatrically released in the United States on November 1, 2019, by Focus Features. It received generally favorable reviews from critics, who praised Erivo's performance and found the film sincere but formulaic, and was a moderate commercial success, grossing $43 million worldwide against its production budget of $17 million. The film received several accolades and nominations, particularly for Erivo's performance, which garnered her nominations at the Academy Awards, Golden Globes, and the Screen Actors Guild. For the song "Stand Up," Erivo and Joshuah Brian Campbell received Oscar, Grammy and Golden Globe nominations.

We explored the WEF (World economic forum) and their 'Great Reset' plan. Is it bad? Can it harm us? Is COVID really a distraction for the elite to take over?

This week Gavin and Daniel explored the individualistic nature of the self-help industry. We talked about the industries need to deny systemic issues as well as toxic positivity and MLM's

Kamala Harris is out here telling the world, that America isn't a racist country. We handled it this week

This week's episode Gavin and Daniel review the Disney + series The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, starring Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan.

This week Gavin & Daniel discussed black victims of police brutality and the inevitable negative campaigns against their characters after their deaths.

We're back for season 7. This week we discussed the Ford government's threat of police action in regards to COVID lockdowns, and how it affects marginalized communities.

We took a look at the Atlanta shooting that happened a couple of weeks ago. We also talked about Canada's rise in anti-Asian hate, and what we need to protect our elderly.

We watched the Antebellum, so we could share our thoughts on the film

Antebellum is a 2020 American thriller film[5][6] written and directed by Gerard Bush and Christopher Renz in their feature directorial debuts. The film stars Janelle Monáe, Eric Lange, Jena Malone, Jack Huston, Kiersey Clemons, and Gabourey Sidibe, and follows an African-American woman who finds herself in a Southern slave plantation and must escape. -Wikkipedia

Gavin and Daniel discuss the city of Toronto's court order to stop carpenter Khaleel Seivwright from building tiny shelters for unhoused people

This week we took a look at Digital Black Face. We had an interesting conversation on this unique phenomenon from the internet age.

On this episode of Uncolonized, Gavin and Daniel looked at the fallout from Hamilton School trusties silencing student trustee Ahona Mehdi. She claims they made anti-black and anti-muslim comments, and we here to call out systemic racism when we see it.

This week Gavin & Daniel reviewed the Steve McQueen anthology series Small Axe (Amazon Prime)

Small Axe is a British anthology film series, created and directed by Steve McQueen. The anthology consists of five films which tell distinct stories about the lives of West Indian immigrants in London from the 1960s to the 1980s.[1] Two episodes of the series were selected in the official competition of the 2020 Cannes Film Festival. The series premiered on 15 November 2020 on BBC One in the United Kingdom and on 20 November 2020 on Amazon Prime Video in the United States.[2][3][4] The title references a proverb – "If you are the big tree, we are the small axe" – that was popularised by Bob Marley in his 1973 song "Small Axe". - Wikipedia

Gavin and Daniel wanted to talk about black capitalism, and liberalism and how it affects the movement. So they did. You're welcome.

It seems some people on the Left don't know their fasc(ist). So this week Daniel and Gavin, broke down this group and why we can't trust them.

Actress /Director Michelle Latimer is another white person claiming to be indigenous. Gavin and Daniel take a look at his phenomenon and break down why neoliberal institutions like the CBC love surface level idpol.

Well, it went and happened. The grocery store ran out of hummus and white people stormed the capital. I kid. Seriously though this week on our Season Six primer, Gavin and Daniel discuss (finally) the US capital riots, and what it means for that country.

For our last episode of the season, Gavin and Daniel reviewed the 2019 film, Bombshell. We reviewed this movie to ask the question; can we feel sorry for the women of white supremacy?

Bombshell is a 2019 American drama film directed by Jay Roach and written by Charles Randolph. The film stars Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman, and Margot Robbie, and is based upon the accounts of the women at Fox News who set out to expose CEO Roger Ailes for sexual harassment. John Lithgow, Kate McKinnon, Connie Britton, Malcolm McDowell, and Allison Janney appear in supporting roles. - Wikipedia

This week's episode is coming from behind the paywall. We welcomed Morgan Smith to talk about his work with mental health and holistic healing, as well as his work with mediation.

You can join Morgan for his weakly meditation group online here

https://app.amplifield.com/morgano.smith/yinnergy-group-meditation-session-1

We wanted to understand the politics behind white aggrievement. So this week Daniel and Gavin dug in and tried to come up with some answers.

This week Gavin and Daniel took a look at Fedro Star's beef with Royce da 5'9. The guys saw a real issue here and need to give their two cents. Just to be clear nothing is wrong with a good beef, however, when does a good beef cross the line into toxic masculinity?

This week Daniel and Gavin took a look at both the Dave Chappelle special Unforgiven and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reunion and discussed; how do you question our hero's faults, without tearing down another black person?

This week Gavin and Daniel discussed the Amazon Prime series "The Boys". Season 2 is over, so before warned of spoilers

We talked about the recent Biden win, in the US election, and what that means for BLM and other social movements. As well as the pathology of Trump, and his need to please his daddy.

Gavin and David watched the whole season of HBO's Lovecraft Country, and now we share our opinions on the show with you.

Gavin and Daniel break down the violence the Mi'Kmaq people face while trying to make a living. We broke down the situation and how white supremacy has kept Canada's indigenous people marginalized.

Gavin and Daniel are back. This week we reviewed the themes and ideas in the Netflix film; The Forty-Year Old Version. Written, directed, and starring by Radha Blank.
Radha is a down-on-her-luck NY playwright, who is desperate for a breakthrough before she turns 40. Reinventing herself as rapper RadhaMUSPrime.

We are taking a short break and will be back in two weeks.

We took a look at the phenomenon where capitalism feels the need to exploit the bodies of black men and women murdered by police. This week we looked at a jewelry brand, who shut down after being accused used victims of police brutality to move their product.

https://www.complex.com/style/2020/09/jewelry-brand-catches-heat-over-black-lives-matter-designs-from-glass

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This week Gavin and Daniel talked about the toxic nature of social media and its influence on society and black liberation movements.

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We decided to pay tribute to Chadwick Bowseman (R.I.P), by talking about our favorite black actors.

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As the NBA post season continues, we talked about the effectiveness of the walkout and BLM messaging in the bubble.

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After a brief hiatus, we all came together to talk about all the racism that went on in our absence. Primarily Jacob Blake's murder at the hands of police.

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We took a look at the 2019 movie Run this town, based on the late Toronto Mayor Rob Ford.

IMDB: Run This Town is a 2019 drama film written and directed by Ricky Tollman. It stars Ben Platt, Mena Massoud, Nina Dobrev, Scott Speedman, Gil Bellows, Jennifer Ehle, and Damian Lewis. It had its world premiere at South by Southwest on March 9, 2019. It was released in the United States and Canada on March 6, 2020, by Oscilloscope and Elevation Pictures.

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This week Joe Biden described the American Black population as "not as diverse" politically as the Latin X community, and we weren't here for that. || Remember you can catch our bonus episode on Patreon http://patreon.com/theuncolonized || Follow us on Twitter @UncolonizedPod and use hashtag #UncolonizedPod || Hosts Gavin Stephens @countgavin, B.Black @lebeeplus, Daniel Grant @yungguard || Uncolonized Website: chonillanetwork.com/series/uncolonized || on IG - www.instagram.com/uncolonizedpodcast || on FB - www.facebook.com/UncolonizedPod || Gain access to the Uncolonized archives with over 320 episodes at www.chonillanetwork.com/series/uncolonized

There's a new phenomenon where white people are mad at white people for being anti-racist. We see it as the new 'race traitor' dog whistle, what do you think?
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If we had to crown the dumbest movement in history, the anti-mask one would top the list. This week Gavin, B and Daniel discuss the connections between anti-mask and white supremacy.
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This week Gavin, B Black and Daniel Grant, discuss the fetishization of race, called Race Play. We tried to be respectful, and as mature as possible under the circumstances.
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This week Gavin & B Black are joined again by Daniel Grant (Spoiled Rotten Podcast). They talked about the cancel culture letter signed by many celebrities in an attempt to cancel, cancel culture.
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Gavin and Daniel Grant (Spoiled Rotten Podcast) review the Spike Lee Joint Da 5 Bloods.

Wikkipedia -
Da 5 Bloods is a 2020 American war drama film directed by Spike Lee, who also produced alongside Jon Kilik, Beatriz Levin, and Lloyd Levin. It stars Delroy Lindo, Jonathan Majors, Clarke Peters, Johnny Trí Nguyễn, Norm Lewis, Isiah Whitlock Jr., Mélanie Thierry, Paul Walter Hauser, Jasper Pääkkönen, Jean Reno, Veronica Ngo, and Chadwick Boseman. The film's plot follows a group of aging Vietnam War veterans who return to the country in search of the remains of their fallen squad leader, as well as the treasure they buried while serving there.
Originally written by Danny Bilson and Paul De Meo in 2013, the script was re-worked by Lee and Kevin Willmott following the pair's BlacKkKlansman (2018). The cast joined in February 2019 and filming began a month later, lasting through June and taking place in Southeast Asia. With a production budget of $35–45 million, it is among Lee's most expensive films.
Netflix digitally released Da 5 Bloods worldwide on June 12, 2020.[2] It received positive reviews, with critics praising its direction, story, themes, cinematography and particularly Lindo's performance.
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Gavin sits down with Daniel Grant (Spoiled Rotten Podcast) to discuss the tragic murder of Breonna Taylor at the hands of Louisville police department.

Here’s What You Need to Know About Breonna Taylor’s Death - New York Times
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This week we welcome comedian Dave Getachew to talk about why some black people insist to play the game of being “presentable” while processing our pain.
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This week's episode Gavin and B Black welcome comedian Sam Norton @isamcomedy to talk about white people's need to interject in the protests. Trigger warning: The word ‘white’ gets used a lot!

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This week an exhausted Gavin and B sort through their thoughts and feelings on the global protests, against police brutality and racial injustice.

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We're back, and this week we talked about Joe Bidens recent interview on the Breakfast Club, where he explained how blackness works. In the second part of the episode Gavin interviewed Journalist Jeff Hayward about the evolution of Art during the lock down.

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First, we talked about dealing with the emotional labour placed on POC in white spaces. Then We discussed the new gun laws that has the right angry as hell at the Trudeau government. It was a heavy but fun one. We’re going to be taking a two-week break, but we will be back at the end of May/ beginning of June.

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First Gavin and B Black take a look at the recent ‘raid’ of a grocery store in an affluent Toronto neighbourhood, where many of the ‘suspects’ left “IOU” notes and fled. Then they swing over to China where anti-black racism is out of control and has been way before this global pandemic.

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This is the second part of our review for the 1998 film American History X.

American History X is a 1998 American crime drama film directed by Tony Kaye and written by David McKenna. The film stars Edward Norton and Edward Furlong, as two brothers from Los Angeles who are involved in the white supremacist and neo-Nazi movements. The older brother (Norton) serves three years in prison for voluntary manslaughter, and during this time, he is rehabilitated, and then tries to prevent his brother from going down the same path. The supporting cast includes Fairuza Balk, Stacy Keach, Elliott Gould, Avery Brooks, Ethan Suplee and Beverly D'Angelo.
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The title says it all. This week B Black and Gavin review the 1998 film American History X.

American History X is a 1998 American crime drama film directed by Tony Kaye and written by David McKenna. The film stars Edward Norton and Edward Furlong, as two brothers from Los Angeles who are involved in the white supremacist and neo-Nazi movements. The older brother (Norton) serves three years in prison for voluntary manslaughter, and during this time, he is rehabilitated, and then tries to prevent his brother from going down the same path. The supporting cast includes Fairuza Balk, Stacy Keach, Elliott Gould, Avery Brooks, Ethan Suplee and Beverly D'Angelo.
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After a few weeks of watching Nation by nation abandon the free market and rely on a socialist platform to deal with Covid19 pandemic. We here at Uncolonized decided to look at all the other ways people have worshipped the free market as an end-all solution for all problems.
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In this episode of Uncolonized, we had a hard time with this one. On one hand, we want to be inclusive as F, but we also hate a down talking for no good reason. Anyway here we are with a new episode, enjoy.
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In this episode of Uncolonized, Gavin and B Black look at Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and how it’s effecting People of Color (POC) the most during this crucial moment in history.
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In this episode of Uncolonized, Gavin & B react to an interview with Peter Mansbridge (CBC), where he discusses the Raptors win and how it signifies two distinct Canadas.
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This week on the show: After watching the video of a 6 year-old get arrested, Gavin and B Black discuss what they think it takes to raise kids in white supremacy.
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This week's episode we welcome Sherley Joseph and Clove Roy from the Chonilla Podcast. In part one of our conversation, we talk about interracial relationships and so much more.

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We reviewed another Tyler Perry movie this week. This time it's, Netfilx's A fall from Grace. Starring: Crystal Fox, Phylicia Rashad, and some bad wigs. 
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This week we sat down and discussed Kobe Bryant's untimely passing. In our part two episode http://patreon.com/theuncolonized we continued the conversation, plus we talked about Black History month and working in white spaces. 

Gavin and B took an in-depth look at the Wet’suwet’en people's protest, which has railroad service across the country at a standstill. 

This week after the controversial endorsement by Joe Rogan, Gavin need to let B know why Bernie Sanders was the clear obvious choice for pres. 




 

We're sharing our two cents on Megan Merkel and her family, and the all the nonsense surrounding them. 
 
 

This week we are joined by Daniel Grant from The Spoiled Rotten Podcast (link below) To talk about the movie Joker.
 


https://tdfeverything.com/spoiledrotten


 


You can find Daniel on


twitter:


http://twitter.com/TheYungGuard


 


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http://instagram.com/yungguard

 

People on Fb are crazy about bombing brown countries, and Gavin and B wanted to look into why. Join us as we the guys talk about terrorism, Suleimani, America, and Trump's need for war. 
We referenced Garth Porter's article in Truthout:
https://truthout.org/articles/lies-about-iran-killing-us-troops-in-iraq-are-a-ploy-to-justify-war/ 
 
As well as Robert MacKay in the Intercept 
https://theintercept.com/2020/01/09/republican-reporters-want-democrats-stop-saying-qassim-suleimani-assassinated/?comments=1#comments 
 
What we learned from 40 years of intervention in the Middle East 
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/middle-east-watch/what-should-we-learn-40-years-us-intervention-middle-east-41542 

This week Gavin and B sit down and discuss the comments Terry Gilliam (Monty Python) made in an interview with the Independent.
 
Part 2 is on our Patreon 
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Here's the interview in the independant
https://www.theroot.com/terry-gilliam-is-tired-of-white-men-being-blamed-for-ev-1840816741
 
 

We took a look back to last year and find our favorite racist moments of 2019. This is part one of the episode. Part two can be found on our Patreon 

We welcomed comedian Trevor Thompson on this week, to give us a glimpse at real hockey culture. 

This week Gavin and B Black discuss how their feelings on Obama's presidency retrospectively. 

Gavin and B Black sit down to chat about the HBO series the watchmen, Allen Moore and Libertarians. 

We had power outage sorry this was late, however here we are. This week B Black and I are sharing some personal stories. It's an episode dedicated to catharsis. 

We recorded this episode in September. We sat down with Youtube artist and comedian Black Goat 666 to talk about call-out culture and how it affects our society as a whole. 
 
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Oh man, we had a fun time recording this one. Don Cherry said some pretty racist shit last Saturday (Not that shocking) and got himself fired. We decided to talk about this dumpster fire because there are no signs of it going out. 
Here's the link to the story:
https://globalnews.ca/news/6157812/don-cherry-you-people-rant-impact/
 
Here's an article about West Indian men fighting in WWII
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-32703753 
 
And some more DC rants:
Don Cherry goes off on Natives 

Gavin and B discuss the case of Jason Roger Pope, a North Caroline man who mimicked black culture in order to infect the 700 black women with HIV. You can listen to part two on our Patreon 
 
here's the story:
 
https://www.diaspora7.com/a-white-man-who-was-arrested-said-he-spread-hiv-to-100s-of-black-women/2019/10/12/
 

We review the Netflix Documentary Ghosts of Sugar Land. This is the first part of the conversation. The second part is on our Patreon; Patreon.com/theuncolonized
Ghosts of Sugar Land is a 2019 Netflix Documentary, written and directed 
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9671828/

Gavin and B black have found themselves exhausted in this never-ending culture war. This week they sit down and try to figure out how they can get out and still keep their medals of valor. 

In part one of the episode Gavin and B Black review the Netflix documentary. are you there privilege it's me, Chelsea. Staring Chelsea Handler. Part 2 is available on our Patreon here. 
 
A brief summary of the movie.

Along with a new name comes a new season of our podcast. This week Gavin and B Black talk about all that is Maxime Bernier and the PPC party (we got that wrong so many times this eps.) In part one we talk about how racists seem to always want to talk about racism, but rarely want to be called a racist, and how that relates to Canadian politics.
 
This is the first part of this episode. In order to hear the second part head over to http://patreon.com/uncolonized and for 5 dollars a month, you can get all of our exclusive content, including the second part of this episode. 
 


Some  of the things we talked about in the podcast:
 
Getting kicked out of the PPC party for not being racist enough!
 
The immigration policy from PPC Party
 
Opinion on Justin Trudeau and his blackface
 
 https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/jagmeet-singh-ndp-montreal-turban-sikh-1.5305840
 
 

We decided to do a special mid-summer episode before season 4. Gavin and B have been itching to get back into the studio because bigotry don't sleep. 

It's our last episode of the season. This week we welcome Caroline O'Brien and Daniel Grant (Spoiled Rotten Podcast) to the show, to talk some serious Blerd action. 

It's our last bonus episode of the season. This week Gavin and B take a look back at what was of season 3. 

It's our second last episode this season, and Gavin and B Black have decided to spend an entire episode reviewing the 1996 Matthew McConaughey Samuel L. Jackson film, A Time To Kill. 

It's bonus episode time. Gavin & B Black deal with the aftermath of the UCP party win, in Alberta. Oh Alberta

RIP Nipsey. This week on the show Gavin and B Black welcome comedian and youtube creator Black Goat 666 (Sam Feldman) to the show to talk about freedom of speech. We also review the movie The Green Mile, then close out the episode talking about rapper activist Nipsey Hussle. 

This weeks bonus has Gavin and B talking about their own personal loves and hates about living in the great white north while being great black men. (see what we did there?) 

This week the guys deal with the caucasity claim from Canadian Sen. Lynn Beyak That "There is no racism in Canada" (while doing racism) Also they review the movie The help and figure out why Black people love Jesus. 

Jussie Smollett has had all his charges dropped, and now everyone is confused. However, we here at the MRD Podcast are deeply concerned for the individuals lacking in melanin, and their need for racial whataboutism.

Gavin and B Black talk about women of color not being listened to. They also review the movie Sorry To Bother You, then they examine Candace Owens own words as an example of the kind of dog-whistle the right likes to use. 

Gavin and B Black take this epic display of capitalism down, on this weeks bonus episode.

Gavin and B Black take two segments to address some white fragility they dealt with recently. They also review the 2019 Oscar best picture winner, Green Book. 

On this Bonus episode, B Black and Gavin explore what makes up Canadian racism. 

This week Daniel Grant from the podcast Spoiler Rotten joins us to celebrate our Oscars Episode! 

Is Mo'Nique right? Or does Steve Harvey have a point? Gavin and B Black sit down to discuss the perceived value of black people. 

Gavin and B black try to figure out why the word white, is some white peoples Kryptonite. They review the Oscar-winning movie Crash and go hard on Rep. Steve "What's wrong with being a white supremacist" King. 

This weeks bonus is a bit of a departure. Gavin welcomes Liana K (Ed and Red Night party) to talk about why white people need to talk about race ( with each other) However they go off and far and come back having learned. 
 
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Gavin and B Black have what it takes to get through all the B.S that's been the Covington school Zapruder tapes fiasco. Also in this episode, they take a look at Tyler Perry's Daddies little girls, and (for the people in the back) THE MAGA HAT IS A RACIST SYMBOL!

This episode of the show sees Gavin and B Black discussing the Overton window. A review of the Movie Mr. Church (starring Eddie Murphy) and a senator who says he's not racist, after saying a whole bunch of racist shit. 

Welcome back. It's 2019! And so the hell world continues. This week Gavin and B Black discussed the human controversy that is Louie C.K  

Gavin's FB page had some people full of feels this week, for a post which said the term White Trash was classist not racist. Needless to say, all hell broke lose. 
We'll be back Januaray 7th with a brand new episode. Happy holidays everyone. 
 
Check out the book White Trash - The 400- year Untold History of Class in America by Nancy Isenberg, here. 
 
 

This week Gavin B Black is joined by Geek Hards Andrew Young and The Star Trek Follies Velvet Wells to talk about toxic fandom. We're airing the last episode of last season that wasn't released (Due to the fire). 

Gavin and B Black are joined this week by Alan Shane Lewis (@TheAlanShane) to talk about the Kevin Hart Oscars controversy. 

The offical first episode of season 3! Gavin and B black have new segments along with some old ones. Please enjoy and let us know what you think

Gavin and B Black are back! In this very special episode the debaiters sit down and discuss why the show ended so aburptly in season 2, and how to deal with online trolls. Season 3 begins December 3rd. 

In our last Times Up episode of the season, Gavin and B Black talk about the ever elusive, Race Card. 

This week we welcome a very special guest, Clove Roy from the Chonilla Podcast. We talk about podcasting. The 60 scoop and Sarah Huckabee Sanders getting the boot from that resturant. 

This week Gavin and B Black rail against centerists. Also we have some serious Luke Cage Season 2 Love.

We welcome King Kimbit to our show, and she drops some knowledge about Doug Ford, the importance of healing oneself and Facebook drama.

This week the guys talk some critical race theory, while trying to explain the difference between white fragility, white narcissism and interest convergence, and why understanding these theories are important. 

This week Gavin and B black wade into the NFL's new fines for players protesting. They ask the question "Why do white people deny white privalge"? Then they soak up some white tears because Tammy Lumpystain was invited to the White House because someone threw water on her.

We're not talking Roseanne, or Drake or even Samantha Bee. No this week the guys are risking low numbers buy talking about the tragedy that's Puerto Rico

This week the Fabulous Kenny Robinson joins us (CBC, JFL, CTV) as we talk about Childish Gambinos' This is America and the horrible remake for white ladies. 

On this bonus episode Gavin and B Black discuss the Munk Debates, particularly the exchange between Michael Eric Dyson and Jordan Peterson. 

This week Gavin and B Black take a long hard look at white feminism. 

Guilty! Guilty! Guilty! This weeks bonus episode is all about the Cosby verdict. 

This week comedian Sam Norton joins us to talk about white guys. Also try as they might, white supremacists can't seem to escape their red neck roots

Gavin and B Black are joined by Sandra Battaglini (JFL, CASA founder)  to talk about a show that has recenlty caused a lot of contraversy in the Toronto Comedy scene. An all white guy show called White Guys Matter. 
 
Please sign to the petition to get stand up comedy recognized as an art form in Canada. Link is here

This week Comedian Nick Durie joins Gaivn and B Black to talk about the normalization of white supremecy, how you can be a good ally and finally, our white tears segment. 

We have 25 minutes to debate the state of racisim in my town. Good 'ol #2 on the Canada's hate crimes list Hamilton, Ontario. 

This week Gavin and B Black try to figure out how to become black conservative pundits. We need a technical school for this growing industry. 

This week on Times Up, Gavin & B Black need a vacation from racism. 

This week Gavin talks to Sandra Battaglini about the CASC (Canadian Association for Stand-up Comedians) Also this week Gavin & B -Black sit down and talk about Monique's Netflix special boycott and the suspected police bias with serial killer Bruce McArthur.
You can sign the petition to make Stand up comedy an art form here 

We're doing a new thing here at MRD. Every other week we'll be releasing a mini episode where Gavin & B Black will discuss one topic within 20 mins... sort of. 

This week on the MRD we welcome Morgan Smith (Mista Mo) from Comedy Network's The Buzz. We talk about what it would be like to live in an openly racist society. 

It's the season 2 premiere of MRD and Gavin and B-Black are talking Black Panther, LIVE! They went and saw the Marvel movie this weekend and fanboy'd live on youtube. 

We're back with season 2 of Master Race Debaiters, with a live Black Panther Episode. Join in with the link is below 
 
BLACK PANTHER LIVE LINK 

Gavin and B-Black review Joyner Lucas video "I'm not racist" They also break down #PWS and talk more Kayne West.
 
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Show notes:
 
Pew Research centre - Social & Demographic Trends - Living Arrangements and Father Involvement
Huffington Post - Black Fatherhood statistics
Washington Post - The biggest beneficiaries of goverment safety net is working class  whites
Washington Post - Mind your manners a white man wrote to his black neighbour and this is his repsonse
Medium - Polite White Supremecy
Kayne West - Pan Am Games petition comment section

This week Gavin is in Ottawa with B Black, as they talk about Taylor Swifts, Papa Johns, and  Canadian company Shopify's, connection to the Alt-right.
 
 
 
 

We had some very sick people this week, but we'll be back next week with a brand new episode. 

Jason Allen and Vandad Kadar join Gavin and Dave to talk about what's worse; Small town racism or Big City racism. 
 
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We are joined this week to talk about Identity Politics. Buzzword? Or a neccsary part of the political process? Remember to rate and comment on Itunes. 
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Some of the aritcles we used in this episode:
 
Toronto Sun - The race-baiting identity politics of Justin Trudeau 
 
The Gurdian - Liberals, don’t fall into the right’s ‘identity politics’ trap
 
Xexizy - Identity Politics And Intersectionality - Youtube
 
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As a bonus episode to last weeks #BendTheKnee i invited boxing historian Lou Eisen (TSN) to talk about the history of poltics in that sport. It's a good one. Enjoy. 

Son's of bitches. Yeah he said it, and we're talking all about it. What's it? #BendTheKnee. What is going on in sports. 
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Some links to check out from the episode.
Ticats won't be protesting - 3 Down Nation
Trumps culture war takes over American sports - CNN
What the Data says about police and racial bias - Vanity Fair
 

It's our very first episode of Master Race Debaiters. This week Gavin, Dave and Bret Measor (Via Skype) have a light hearted chat about White supremacy. 

We're back with a classic episode where we discuss tubs for two, belts, handjobs & fist fights happening in the same place (Hess), Gavin's recent exchange with a stripper/heckler, and what it was like as a minority comic starting out. Thank you for listening.

A special episode with 3 Girls, one phone in from a mom, AND an actual girl chimes in. We discuss our childhoods and how that has shaped us today, the usefulness of envy in growing as a comic, friendship between the Girls, and love in your 20s vs. your 30s vs your 40s. Thanks for listening, and please remember to subscribe, comment, share and rate:

Our good friend Devin Bateson joins the Girls for discussion on absolutes: love, death and taxes. We discuss comedy, Manolis’ “list”, and falling down.

We return, somewhat triumphant, from a 2-week break, with a classically-GNO philosophical discussion about comedy rooms, evolution, Orlando, and good vs evil. Thanks, as always, for listening.

@akablackzeus joins the girls where grammar and pronunciation take a bit hit. We give our weekly update on Trump, cover #Elbowgate, and have another rousing discussion on local comedy competitions. Thanks, as always, for listening. Please remember to subscribe, comment, share and rate. You all look hot in that dress, by the way.

Hoh boy, we are back with an instant classic!! Mayce returns and tells us how he’s employed Manolis’ strategy that ensures he won’t procreate. (Sir) Patrick horrifies with a story of shoulder sex and the pathetic attempt at sexual awareness in the Hamilton school system. We talk some comedy, and circle back to a defining Manolis story, which includes an asshole lamp. Thanks, as always, for listening.

We’re back with topics! Including the #WHCD, Trump vs Hillary, and of course, a To Catch a Predator Starter Kit. Manolis has made some big decisions about his lifestyle, and everyone is supportive. And we circle back to OJ. Thanks, as always, for listening.

#Forgiveness. We had topics to discuss but we got stuck on finding peace of mind and forgiveness. The smart Girl turns out to be an idiot, and every other Girl makes sure to let him know. Remember, everybody is a dude, until… Thanks for listening. Please remember to subscribe, comment, share and rate

Manolis somehow has the ability to give his phone PTSD. We hear about his experience opening up for Duncan Trussell this week, and discuss Mark Breslin’s recent take on current stand-up, the enemy that is yourself, being a mentor, and so much more. On what other podcast can you hear the quotes “only my heart is gentle” AND “get off your knees, baby”? Thank you to all our listeners. Please remember to subscribe, comment, share and rate!

There was high drama this week in the Hamilton comedy world, with the head butt heard round the world, and a lot of inner fighting amongst the scene online. We do our weekly duty to dissect it all, including Manolis’ ISIS video, and one of the Girls’ personal struggles online. This is a humdinger of an episode. Thank you to all our listeners!

We get right into it with a debate about filming your standup, people’s (bad) reactions to comics who got into a contest, the validity of contests, one’s of the Girl’s harrowing stories of their mother, porn involving cats (not really), and finally OJ’s guilt (really). This is a fun, classic GNO episode. Thank you to our loyal listeners.

We tried, very hard, to discuss items that were in the news. But that didn’t work, so please listen to 5 males discuss women in comedy, victim shaming, Madonna, oh and Garry Shandling.

We made it to a milestone, and deliver all you would expect: Hulk Hogan, sex with Hulk Hogan, Vigilante Pedophile Hunters, and Bowling with Hitler. Thank you to all our loyal listeners. We really do love you, Manolis especially. Please remember to subscribe, comment, share and rate.

Mad Men and Dragon’s Den have nothing on us. We pitch a new marketing strategy for Kleenex, a new smoking accessory, Manolis’ portal into the afterlife, Trump vs Sanders, and the fecal position in burial pods. Please remember to subscribe, comment, share and rate.

Manolis is back from his West Coast trip, regaling us with good stories, and other ones. We talk about a ghost wing man, standup as therapy, and crappy open mic moments that get heated! Please remember to subscribe, comment, share and rate.

We welcome back the talented Michael Moses and enigmatic Devin Bateson (@debatewerd) to discuss all things family, including the impacts of the lack of fathers. The other Nick (@ndurie) asks a vague question that spawns a great conversation about where we are individually with standup. Remember to subscribe, comment, share and rate. We love you.

A special edition of #GirlsNightOut! While at the 101 Coffee Shop in Hollywood, California, Manolis Zontanos interviews the great Rick Shapiro (@rickshapirotv) and his good friend and fellow comic, Sean Humphries (@elhump). The three discuss the balance of good and evil. Shout out to our #California listeners: be sure to follow @ManolisZontanos for dates in your area.

What an episode, one of our personal favourites of late! Hamilton comic Black Zeus (@akaBlackZeus) is on with some harrowing tales of racism he has experienced, along with Gavin’s incredible tales of racism in both the entertainment industry and life in general. We mine the differences in racism between Canada and the US, and what it means to be a comic of colour. An incredible discussion on “voice” concludes this interesting episode. Anyone who creates anything will love it.

David Brennan (@BrennanDavidN) joins us as we discuss the different types of shows one of us has done recently, our individual writing styles, and chime in on the latest controversy surrounding Amy Schumer.

Listen now! Devin Bateson (@debatewerd) joins the Girls again to discuss the open mic scene in NYC, movie talk, the Oscars and race. The highlight is Gavin’s idea for a newly created sports league. You can’t miss this one.

New York opens up Masturbation Booths to combat frequent public indecency. Gavin gets a creepy email from a stalker. Somewhere in between all of this, Alan Rickman dies, but not before he can say a few positive things about the progressive hiring practices in the Die Hard movies. Whitney Cummings tells why she thinks women get a bad rap in comedy. Oh, and Garth Brooks is doing a 5 day concert in Hamilton. Matthew Surina (@matthewsurina) and Jordan Hoath join.
 

Happy New Year! We kick off 2016 with local comics Devin Bateson (@debatewerd) who teaches us what “Solstice” is, and first-time Girl David Brennan (@BrennanDavidN) gives a unique insight to the recent mass-firings at Hamilton’s independent TV station, CHCH. We talk sketch vs standup, and make a pitch for how to save all TV with a 16-year old news reporter. Please share, rate, and review!

Somehow it’s 2015 and Manolis just learned what the Underground Railroad was, and he does his best to teach us. Gavin had a run-in with a Starbucks washroom, and employee, before reviewing the new Stars Wars movie (no spoilers). We discuss the ultimate search for a partner who has both looks and personality. Finally, we close with an intriguing discussion about whether one of the Girls is interesting or not, both on stage and off. This is our Christmas episode, so thank you for downloading and tuning in all year. We’ll be off for a week, but back in early January.

This week the Girls are joined by fellow Hamilton comics Devin Bateson (@debatewerd) and recently-named new host of Comedy at the Station, Michael Moses. Nick T. tells us about the superb Jim Jeffries show in Hamilton, including hanging with Jim at a local bar. We lament the cutbacks at the local TV station, CHCH, but follow that up with a thorough discussion of how Manolis (aka Dr. Perc) used to use gym equipment in a way it was never intended. We debate the usefulness of police in society and try to give Moses advice on running a show. Please rate, review, and share. We love you.

You’re in for a treat – because Episode 138 includes two Nick’s and two Jordan’s, plus one Gavin! ~ Playboy is scraping its nudity, but before it does, Pamela Anderson accepts the honour of being the last nude model ~ Celebrity porn star James Dean is accused of raping several women ~ Again, guys? America faces its 1,042nd mass shooting since 2012 ~ then the girls discuss Patton Oswalt’s continuing defence of the role of the comic in the social justice warrior age.

How well do comics use social media? ~ How (not) to come across as a dick to a show runner ~ Do you believe in ghosts? Manolis does. ~ #BlackFriday happens ~ Joe Botelho (@theangryskeptic) discloses his transgender fantasies about Bailey Jay (@baileyjaytweets)

We talk about Charlie Sheen’s HIV confession and then Manolis quickly proposes a cure for HIV using Charlie Sheen’s popularity as a form of currency ~ Facebook is developing an app that removes your ex and your memories with them instantly ~ One of Tomkin’s old girlfriends tells him “some women” have an interest in fucking dogs. Did she bark up the wrong tree? Devin Bateson (@debateward) joins.

We discuss the sad events that happened in Paris this week, the racism (and anti-racism) surrounding it ~ Are hookers finding work at Santa Claus Parades? We take an in-depth look ~ Then we talk about new comedians doing silly things

NASA’s unexplainable EmDrive makes headlines ~ Christians flip out over the lack of snowflakes on the new Tim Hortons/Starbucks coffee cup ~ #ThePush hits the Zoetic Theatre for Hamilton Film Festival ~ Later in the show, Manolis parachutes in with his pilot friend who tells a great story about flying Jerry Seinfeld around ~ Remember to check out the Patrick Coppolino DVD release party at Hamilton Yuk Yuks this Wednesday

Patrick pranks the world again, this time everyone thinks he’s Louie CK, making international headlines and has everyone asking, “did Louie just get into a fight on stage?” ~ Comic books and Movies ~ Halloween ~ Comedy, racism and free speech ~ Remember to see Patrick’s release party November 11.

We come back after missing a week (blame thanksgiving) ~ Devin Bateson (@debatewerd) and Colin Brown join ~ Should you vote? We talk about those annoying people who constantly demand that you vote ~ John Oliver weighs in on the Canadian election ~ Then we talk about homelessness in Hamilton ~ We reminisce stories about Manolis while he’s not here ~ Patrick gives some great advice about making it in comedy.

Isi comes back for Episode 131 and tells us about a fight he almost had ~ Manolis refuses to give Gavin’s vest back in a timely manner ~ Drug addiction and the rise of heroin within the middle class

We welcome new Hamilton comic Joe Botelho to the podcast for the first time ~ First up, we talk Alex Johnston and the whole Auschwitz thing ~ Canadian elections ~ How Michael Jordan’s ex-wife deals with average ass guys ~ Bill Nye takes a stand on abortion

Nicole Arbour appears on The View to defend her fat shaming video on YouTube ~ We talk a bit about the bomb clock kid ~ Matt Damon speaks out of turn when trying to explain where diversity should be represented.

We talk Hamilton’s arts + cultural festival, Supercrawl ~ Hit to Kill: if you kill someone with your car in China it’s cheaper than injuring them ~ are teachers paid enough? Our highly qualified brains take an arm-chair approach at the subject ~ how much would you need to be paid to eat an asshole?

We open by talking about Patrick’s live comedy taping, “Too Much Information”, September 11th and 12th ~ then Patrick talks about how he became a better comedian, and how Tom Green inspired his career ~ Hamilton’s own Nicole Arbour (@NicoleArbour) posts a video about fat people, and we all have a go at how we feel about it ~ Jordan tells us how he saved a human life…or ruined one ~ Meat causes cancer & more!

We talk Harper again #cdnpoli ~ Jason Rouse (@jasonrouse666) joins us during the podcast via FaceTime ~ Manolis and Gavin babysit a few kids and share their experiences, then Manolis “stars” on #Degrassi ~ Nick Durie (@ndurie) joins half-way through the podcast.

A white person mans a black history booth at the CNE ~ people with kids are more depressed ~ we talk American and Canadian politics and our hatred for Harper #jostevote ~ Jared of Subway fame counts down to getting anal in prison for being a piece of sh*t ~ then we cover 80s & 90s sitcoms.

Manolis starts the podcast telling us about an audience member who uses her fists to measure her boyfriend’s  dick…or something like that ~ pickup artist Roosh V comes to Toronto and everyone flips out ~ what’s the MCs role in a comedy show? Manolis and Gavin tell us what makes an ideal MC ~ then Manolis tells his dentist that he does mushrooms…for no reason, really.

Nick Durie (@ndurie) joins us again ~ we rigorously discuss Lenny Kravitz’s dick ~ then more about the Republican primaries and Trump being ballsy ~ we also talk about Jon Stewart’s last show.
Also, remember to vote for Gavin in the SiriusXM Topic Comic contest every day: http://gavinstephens.ca/vote
 

Unfortunately, we had some technical problems with this episode. We’ll get it sorted out for next time. We call Shane Ogden (@shaneogden1) during the podcast ~ we talk about Cecil the lion and work our way towards vegetarianism ~ ‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper dies at 61 ~ then we stumble into the topic of suicide ~ we all talk about the last time we cried.
Also, remember to vote for Gavin in the SiriusXM Topic Comic contest every day: http://gavinstephens.ca/vote

The non-celebrity roast of Manolis was a huge success, so we chat about it for a bit ~ then we talk about Hulk Hogan’s racist tirade ~ Nick Durie visits Montreal and tells us about his experiences at Just For Laughs ~ Nick Durie (@ndurie) joins.
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We attempt to refrain from swearing as Patrick’s daughter joins us ~ we heckle Jordan about his recent date with a tribal warrior ~ Kanye West is set to close off the Toronto 2015 Pan-Am Games, but a new petition with over 50,000 signatures seeks to replace him with a Canadian artist ~ we talk TV and reveal some #TrueDetective spoilers.

The Sex Pistols kill their anti-establishment street cred after they get a credit card made in their image ~ shortly after, we talk about super heros and the order of balance between good and evil ~ new information is revealed in a report about a 2005 court case where Bill Cosby then admitted to buying drugs for the purpose of sexually assaulting women ~ everything we know about addiction is wrong – we talk about a recent TED talk that takes another look at the drug war ~ later we discuss a study that shows that your hand gestures might reflect how much you understanding a topic.

Nick tells us his history in the fraudulent arts. Mayce and Jordan stop at the prayer truck around the corner from the studio – which leads to a conversation about Scientology. We then move on to Manolis’ dad’s asshole. Stephen Colbert surprise-hosts a public access show called “Only in Monroe” in Monroe, Michigan.

Is The Avengers a good movie? We don’t find a conclusion. Then in the blockbuster Jurassic World, the short form of pachycephalosaurus (or pakisaurus) is perceived racist, a blogger rants. Gay marriage becomes legal in all 50 states, and during the London gay pride parade, a CNN reporter misreports a dildo and butt plug flag as an ISIS flag. Nick Justin Durie joins.

A dude deep throats a dildo at Yuk Yuks and wins the deep throat contest, Manolis records it and puts it on Facebook and gets 1,000 views. Patrick tells us about his lesbian days and we try to grapple with #Charleston, but get cut short by a technical issue. We hope to spend more time on it next week.

We all have headphones now, so expect higher quality episodes…maybe. Mayce tells us about his recent experience opening for Doug Stanhope at the Opera House in Toronto. We talk about the white lady (Rachel Dolezal) who’s been running the NAACP of Spokane, Washington for years, then Gavin Stephen’s tells us about Nick Durie’s experience getting twerk-assaulted in Hess Village. #SpacePorn
 

We totally skip the introductions, making Gavin’s day. Manolis almost gets into a brawl after a dumb heckler runs his mouth, then tells us a story about how one of the guys from the movie Road Trip tried to pick up his girlfriend. Durie gives a heartfelt talk about his dad’s passing.

We spend a long time arguing over the placement of hosts at the table. We slight those who don’t need, but use mobility scooters because they are lazy. Big comedy news this week – Toronto comedian Trixx comes under heat after a slew of comics claim to be tricked into doing foot fetish videos in exchange for auditions, xboxes and favours.

Last week we started talking about the story of “rough wrestling” but Gavin tries to hold back vital details of how rough wrestling came to be. Manolis meets the best lay of his life in London, Ontario, and spends 10 minutes talking about self-inflicted road rage stories. Jen Grant (@jengrantcomedy) speaks out against heckling that often turns into sexual assault and should/can a city ban guns? Hamilton mayor Fred Eisenberger speaks out about gun violence after open gun fire happens in broad daylight. #RewindTheTapes
 

Louie CK has been jerking off in front of women, Dane Cook gets banned from “his” club The Laugh Factory. After Gavin’s last show, the club turned into a karaoke bar, then Gavin and Jordan decided to do their own rendition of “Hey Ya”. Norm McDonald performs on Letterman.

What a way to start off an episode! Jason Rouse (@jasonrouse666), Joe Basla and Nick Durie (@ndurie) join us as we discuss Manolis’ possible overdose during the episode, after taking a Oxycotin 20 he got from a cancer patient. That was the first 10 minutes. We also talk about how awesome the Hamilton comedy scene is.

Manolis tells us about his stuntman days. A dead body was found in a dumpster behind a local store & do you have to be miserable to be funny? Kevin Pollack releases a new documentary called Misery Loves Comedy, and we get into it. We also tackle transphobia and Bruce Jenner’s personal revelation. Nick Durie (@ndurie) guest stars.

Nick Durie joins us again on a bright, beautiful Sunday afternoon in downtown #HamOnt. We start off by asking if it’s okay to fuck an angel, then we take a stab at modern feminism. What does it take to be a good comic? We go into it. Hackers, Madonna does stand-up, artificial intelligence and much more!

Gavin joins us after his 16+ day tour, and tells us about his experiences throughout different cities on the west coast. We “celebrate” Easter by talking shit about Moses and The Ten Commandments. We also talk (argue) about the recent Ari Shaffir scandal, and the Trevor Noah’s tweets.

Megan Pettit (@meganshpettit) and Nick Durie (@ndurie) join us. We talk about the plane that turned back home after a passenger crop dusted the entire cabin. Megan takes our questions, and as you’d expect, they’re all misogynist and awful. Manolis tells us a story about how he made an audience member cry.

Isi starts off the podcast by trying to register brazzers.porn, but it’s already registered. Nick Durie joins us again. We talk about a small, confused town named Taber, Alberta – that has recently banned swearing, spitting and yelling. A couple of asshole teens go viral for throwing a hamburger and drink at a sleeping man at McDonalds – but don’t get the response they were hoping for. Because they’re fucking douchebags. Then we talk about swinging with other couples.

Isi Commisso comes back to the circle, along with Nick Durie. We talk about the JUNOS in Hamilton, and Manolis’ crush on Alanis Morissette. The guys get into some comedy stories, and like usual, we should probably not be putting them online.

Mayce’s pet goose turns three. Manolis makes us all proud by fucking his Fleshlight (purchase here!) once again – which has been used at least five times. The guys discuss recent shows in Brantford and Kitchener. We also pay respect to International Women’s Day, but of course, Manolis’ stories didn’t really make it easy.
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First time comics Nick Durie (@ndurie) and Ethan Morice (@ethanmorice) join us, while we get into what it’s like to become a comic, your first time on stage, and dealing with bombing. We also decide to start an air band.

We talk about Mayce’s new AUX channel show, PrankYou. Then we dive into sitcoms, like Two and a Half Men. Did you know the “laugh track” wouldn’t even exist if it weren’t for Hitler? Jordan explains. We also talk about toxic people & how to handle them.

Gavin starts off by comparing the podcast to the KKK. Was the moon landing faked? We order Chinese food to celebrate the big 100. Manolis’ “asshole tanning” invention gets ripped off by another entrepreneur. #BrianWilliams & the new #Ghostbusters.

The Hamilton comedy scene is taking off and everyone’s starting to notice – we talk about Hamilton Magazine’s (@hamiltonmag) front page feature. Is Amy Shumer a jerk? We decide. Then, we also take on the anti-vaccination crowd and the monetary system. Why not, right?

Our first topic: we talk about the proper disposal of a dead or dying cat, quickly cover the spelling of “grappling hook”, then resume cat disposal methods. Gavin sees Charlie Kaufman’s movie, Synecdoche, New York. Colin Quinn argues that “cool comics” aren’t authentic, and harms the comedy scene.

We offer our opinions of the locally notorious Eastgate Square robbery by two dudes – one with a gun, the other with a…hammer? Then we all went down the natural progression of “what if we robbed a store?” If you could live forever, would you want to still be able to have a boner? Robot dicks are covered extensively. “We’re supposed to fuck these things, right?” was said in this podcast. Enjoy.

Guest comedian Jordan Hoath joins us. We read Manolis’ love poem, and ask him how he’s doing after his recent breakup. We also discuss the recent terrorist attacks in Paris. Bill #Cosby is met with protestors at his Hamilton show. The guys debate over patio anti-smoking laws. #JeSuisCharlie

Hilarious comedian Megan Pettit (@meganshpettit) joins us while we talk #Cosby. Hamilton mayor Fred Eisenberger says he won’t be going to the #Cosby show, but hopes others make their own decision. Manolis talks about his recent breakup, and we examine the recent surge in popularity of vinyl records.

This week we briefly try to pretend we know anything about the missing AirAsia flight. Dustin Diamond goes crazy and stabs a dude in the arm pit. How old were you when you first watched porn? Marriages are down, porn viewership is up – we examine the connection. The Interview is released and Mayce introduces us to “Henry’s Kitchen.”

Guest Michael Moses joins as while we talk about Manolis’ new vegetarian diet. We exchange some ridiculous gifts for our half-assed secret Santa. Would you open for Bill Cosby if given the chance? We also talk about “The Interview” and implications of responding to threats from North Korea. Also, Manolis admits to having sex in recreational centres.

Where was Gavin today? He refuses to tell us. We play another round of “racist, bigot or prejudice?” We also launch our new website!

Are you tired of “to the left of me is…?” Too bad. Comedy and depression, why are they often linked? Is philosophy in comedy ego or altruistically driven? We try to get Gavin on #Conan and #PETAs interesting #HamOnt billboard is discussed.

Mayce talks about his first magic gig…at a biker bar. We revisit the Michael Brown case just as Darren Wilson is found not guilty. We also discuss interracial porn preferences.

Toronto experiences another week of sexual harassment (weird), we talk about diets, the history of jazz and musicians & comedians stealing from others. Yep, we talk about Bill Cosby, and what it takes to be a psychopath. A set of questions might lead you down a path you don’t like.

We spend some time discussing Manolis’ new relationship sweater, and tells us how he plans to stop watching porn. Is it getting too hard for a man to express interest in another woman, with the increased awareness of catcalling and sexual harassment? Patrick shares his cuckolding fantasies with the world, and the recent Hamilton Yuk Yuks Showcase, that led to Mayce getting promoted.

Parallel universes. Do they exist? We find out through the scientific method. We briefly say a few things about Macaulay Culkin, for some reason. Mayce hits us with the Pope’s top 10 tips to live a better life, and a banker suggests young people should work for free. Also, is there something wrong with the brain of a comedian?

We have a special treat for you guys today! Manolis sits down and interviews his very special guest Lynx about his amazing, interesting and often times tumultuous life. This episode is a must listen. Remember to subscribe, rate and comment on iTunes.

This week on the podcast we debate whether centaurs should have the same rights as the average person.
 
An hour in, we talk #BigEarsTeddy & #JianGhomeshi.

This week Gavin is Macho man. Manolis fingers WIllie Nelson. When this episode was recorded, the Jian Ghomeshi scandal had just broke.

This week the guys get into about Renee Zellweger’s new face, they talk about what it’s like being an indie comic on tour, and Pat’s dick is in trouble. Please remember to subscribe and rate us on iTunes.

Gavin and Pat are back from the East Coast, and get right back into the swing of things as the guys discuss over the counter drugs, and music video butts. Remember to subscribe rate and comment on iTunes

Episode 82: This week, 32 year comedy legend and veteran Stan Thomson joins us & tells us what’s changed in the comedy biz over the years, and we find out how he got the nickname Popcan Stan. Jordan accidentally donates to a pro-life organization, but gets revenge. All this and more…
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Episode 81 we talk about Isis and it’s growing influence in the Middle East. Please remember to subscribe and rate on Itunes.

Episode 80! The guys celebrate the milestone with a game of “how much would it cost”, with a Canadian celebrity they’ve been obsessed with since Episode #1. Remember to subscribe, rate and comment on iTunes!

We recorded this one during Hamilton’s Supercrawl! Enjoy us talking about Mike Tyson’s CP24 interview, funny women, and the bands we saw that weekend. Remember to subscribe, rate and comment on iTunes.

In this episode of #GirlsNightOut, we pay tribute to one of the comedy greats, Joan Rivers. And as usual, we answer your questions and take your comments. Remember to subscribe, comment and rate us on iTunes.

Hello everyone and welcome back to Girls Night Out, this week we welcome @BOGCOMEDY in the studios, and we chat about Hover Bikes and Donkey sex amongst other things…. and never the two shall meet. Remember to subscribe rate and comment on Itunes

We’re back with episode 76, this week we talk about Gavin’s anniversary and racism in porn. Remember to subscribe, rate and comment on it

This week on Girls Night Out Hezekiah Wolfowitz joins us, to talk about his time in seminary school, the tragic shooting of Michael Brown Jr. and subsequent protests happening in Ferguson. That plus so much more. Remember you can subscribe, rate and comment on ITunes.

this week the guys discuss the idea of giving everyone on the planet one murder, and what would happen if they raised their child as a cat. Please subscribe rate and comment. Let us know what you think.

Bridges collapsing, Justin Bieber fighting with Orlando Bloom over Selina Gomez. The guys talk about all of this, then get into an all out war over G20. This is the episode you don’t want to miss. Remember to subscribe, rate and comment in iTunes

This week the guys finally figure out who the Illuminati and Stones Masons are, and desperately try to join. Please subscribe, rate and comment on iTunes.

That’s right our very own Manolis Zontanos turned 89 and to celebrate the guys read STARR! A semi autobiographical  essay he wrote with just a type writer and a dream. This is a must listen episode! Enjoy, and remember to subscribe, rate and comment on ITunes.

This week the guys talk horror movies, Kat Williams guns, and Yo Gabba Gabba, but the crowing jewel belongs in their ability to make a masturbation horror movie pitch. Remember to subscribe, rate and comment on iTunes.

After getting a bad rating on Lulu, the guys cheer up Isi with the best review he’s ever going to get from a group of dudes. Then after discussing our worst job, we all showered together. No, no we didn’t.

This was one of our best episodes yet, funny and educational. This week the guys find out what the female prostate is called. In yo face Neil Degrasse Tyson. Please rate subscribe and comment on iTunes. And send your questions to GNOPodcast@gmail.com

This week the guys run the conversational gambit, when they discuss important environmental issues, then quickly debate whether male horses find women attractive. Remember to subscribe, rate and comment on iTunes.

This week on Girls Night Out, the guys take a moment to share their thoughts on the tragedy in Moncton and the unfortunate accident of Tracy Morgan. Thank you for all your questions and comments. Please keep them coming, and subscribe rate and comment on iTunes.

Hey everyone we’re back and we weighed in on #YESALLWOMEN,  we’re asked about how we got into comedy, and to talk about Googles self driving cars.

This week we talk Edgar Wright’s Ant man and the dirtiness and philosophy is off the hook! One might say it was botoxed! Think about. Remember to subscribe, rate and comment on iTunes. And follow us on twitter and Facebook.

This is an exciting week for Gavin, because this week his WWE and all things wrestling knowledge is put to the test. Please rate, comment and subscribe on ITunes, and remember to follow us on Twitter and Facebook.

Hey everyone this week we talk about a lot of different things, but the pièce de résistance is when we talk Starr a work of fiction by our resident auteur, Manolis Zontanos. Please subscribe, rate and comment in iTunes. Follow us on Twitter and Facbook.

We had a blast making this weeks episode. We have an intervention with Gavin, and answer your questions and comments. Please subscribe, rate, comment then join us in Facebook and Twitter.

We’re 60 episodes old! And we come out swinging, while figuring out why Mayce jerks off with the Black Eye Peas in his head. Please subscribe and follow us on iTunes, twitter, and Facebook.

This week we the guys talk about the WuTang rapper that cut his penis off, in a failed suicide attempt, Stanley Kubrick, and Some Spider man dude. Remember to subscribe and rate us on iTunes, and follow us on Twitter and Facebook.

This week on the podcast, the guys talk about the human Barbie, and her stance on race mixing. They try to figure out how to stop the Heart bleed virus, and they take some questions from the audience.

It’s episode 57 and the entire GNO crew is here, as we dissect James Franco’s teenage pick up. Please subscribe, follow us on Facebook, twitter and rate us on iTunes.

This week the guys celebrate Gavin’s birthday by getting drunk, except for Mayce and Jordan… pussies.  Please subscribe, rate and comment on iTunes.

Episode 55 and once again comedian Nick Tompkin joins us as Isi explains his love of the young, Sesame Street has an interesting new character and Mayce tells us about his jeans. Remember to subscribe, rate and comment in iTunes.

This week the guys welcome Matthew Surina, and the guys try to calm Manolis down about Dave Foley. This episode things get heated this week. Remember to follow us @GirlsNightOutPod on twitter and to comment, rate and subscribe on iTunes.

We get in it right off the top, with some serious grief over day light savings time. Then Manolis tells us about his father’s interference in his sex life. That and much more, this week on Girls Night Out.

This week Jordan tells a really personal story, Gavin talks about his new mattress and Toronto Mayor Rob Ford is on Jimmy Kimmel. That and much much more on Girls Night Out. Remember to subscribe, rate and comment on iTunes.

Hello everyone and welcome back to another week of Girls Night Out. This week we talk about the Olympics, a real life Barbie, and get on about Lottery entitlement. Also the battle of the introductions continues. Remember to subscribe, rate and comment on iTunes.

This week Gavin, Manolis, and Mayce blow up over bowling. Drake is hard done by Rolling Stone, and we try to figure out what kind of minds are at work in Kansas where they recently passed an anti gay law. Please subscribe, rate, and comment on iTunes. You can email your questions @ GNOPodcast@gmail.com.

…And we’re back with the second part of episode 49, talking Seinfeld reunions, Thugs not hugs, and real life super hero civil war! Please remember to subscribe, rate and comment, and email all your questions and suggestions to GNOpodcast@gmail.com

In part one of Episode 48, the guys get into it about the Olympics, and Putins stand on gays, celebrity and P.H.S’s tragic death and how young is to young? Remember to subscribe, rate, and leave a comment on iTunes.

What’s up guys? This week on the show we talk about all the dead people on Facebook, living off the grid, and why menials suck. Please remember to subscribe, rate and leave a comment in iTunes. Send your questions to girlsnightoutpod@gmail.com

It’s Episode 47 and the guys are getting sexy (not really) but we do talk about comedians being psychotic and passion vs. conformity, and the battle to figure out who sits where continues. Remember to subscribe, rate and comment on the show in iTunes.

This week on the show… RACE WAR! and we talk comedy.  Remember to subscribe, rate and leave a comment in Itunes

This week on GNO, we talk being knighted, unicycles winter depression, and what makes some one a genius. Remember to rate, subscribe and comment on Itunes

 
This week Aunt Francis’s own Mathew Surina joins us as we talk about Colorado’s recent decision to legalize marijuana, and the future. Now this episode had a few technical difficulties so please bear with us.

This week we talk woman’s rights, Working in a factory and homeless people are fighting like crazy. Please subscribe, rate and comment on iTunes. Merry Christmas

Oh my God we’re a back. Jesus it was awhile. This week the guys try to figure out why no one in their group would make a good serial killer.

We’re back with episode 41, this week we talk Mayor Rob Ford and his crack love, and we try to figure out a saying Manolis heard but can’t remember. (With a visual aid)
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Episode 40! We made it this far. This week we talked about the Hamilton Comedy scene, porn and the Zeitgeist movement. Remember to subscribe, rate, and comment on the podcast in iTunes

This week on Girls Night Out we cover all things sex! Masturbating, dating advice and of course bestiality. Please subscribe, rate and comment on Itunes and help us get our ratings up. Thanks again.

This week we interview comedian Ashley Moffatt about her lesbian life, then we get angry at God. Please subscribe, rate and comment in Itunes.

Episode 37 we talk about the American Government Shut down B.S, a new cray cray running around Toronto with severed cat heads then we get serious. Please subscribe, rate and follow us on itunes. Also you can email us at girlsnightoutpod@gmail.com if you have any questions or thoughts.

We’re back after a brief hiatus, and we find out Mayce won the Brantford comedy festival contest, Gavin and Megan give us advice for 20 year olds, and discuss when you can call yourself an artist. Please Subscribe, leave a comment, and rate us on itunes.

This weeks Episode we explore our emotional triggers. Mayce’s Doug Standhope show and why Justin Trudeau smokes weed.

Manolis had the worst day taking his Mother to the doctor, he roles right into the cop who got charged in the Toronto street car shooting, and then we finish things off with some relationship advice from the two married squares in the group Megan and Gavin. Remember to subscribe, rate and comment in iTunes.

Jumping in deep this week the guys kick things off  talking about realities, how incredibly stupid the royal baby commotion was, and how clueless some audience members can be.

Patrick comes back from New Zealand from being on tour with Tom Green and shows us some creepy videos of  a plane crash, that blows our minds. Also we talk forced hysterectomies and argue over the death penalty. Then Fonzie jumps a shark. No, Fonzie doesn’t jump a shark.

Oh Patrick and his smell feet, Manolis bets that he could wrestle  a bear and still play with it’s balls…at some point, and Megan falls in love with dude who likes to watch her take a dump.

Native cigarettes, the Trayvon Martin trial, the fall of the American empire, all that and so much more on Episode 30 of Girls Night Out. Subscribe, rate, and leave a comment in iTunes for us. Thanks!

This week we talk the comedians rights on stage, we debate whether art could be considered good or bad, and Manolis tells us all about his old friend Jimmy Walker.

Who doesn’t love to make fun of Mayce’s shirt? Exactly! So after making fun of Obama Mama for a good two minutes we move along to discuss why Gavin wants to be like Mad Max for his retirement, savants like Daniel Johnston, and Comedic characters. Remember to subscribe, rate, and leave a comment in iTunes.

We decided to record the episode outside this week, hence the sound. We find the guys joined by one of the members of Aunt Francis, Devan Bateson as they talk about the baby that fell out of the building and was caught by the men on the ground in China,  chemtrails and so much more.

We start out talking about rape and you know it can only go up from there. This week we also explore, dealing with hecklers, men who are angry at woman, and dudes who love to get pegged. You know who you are.

We’re back after a brief hiatus, and we’re talking about when is a comic famous enough to call his own shots? We go old school talking about much music in the day, and Manolis wonders how many people have to die so he doesn’t have to deal with traffic jams. Remember to rate and subscribe in iTunes.

This week we start the show off talking about the Ottawa comic-con, debating the band wagon mentality, and when did Catholics become such weirdos?

Like a married couple Gavin (whipped) gets mad at Manolis (Animal)for drinking water out of his wife’s wine glasses, Manolis tells about having a one night stand with a bald spot and planters warts, and we figure out what a lesbian is…sadly. Remember to subscribe, rate, and comment on the episode  in iTunes

Manolis suggests argues with Gavin over time travel and slavery (That’s always fun) We all have opinions on the Boston Bombing suspects, and Manolis tells an awesome story about dealing with old ladies.
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We kick things off  with Gavin making a mistake right out the gate (Calling the episode 16 instead of 17), we also talk Justin Beiber Vs. Anne Frank, and then we delve into emotional immaturity.

This week we talk sexy Mennonites, the normalcy of beheadings, and the Super Bowl black out. Please subscribe and rate us in iTunes, and if you have time take our survey so we can figure who’s out there listening to our crap.

This week on the show we talk about Daniel Tosh’s recent incident with an audience member, we discuss swing dancing, and God and Santa claus.

This week we comedy nerd out as Jordan and Gavin talk about the rhythm comedians have, Chris Rock’s roll on SNL, and small town politics.

This week we invent a new toilet seat, the dire straights of masterbation, and why do young girls love “fixer uppers”? Remember to subscribe and rate us in iTunes.

This week Manolis gets upset with Justin Timberlake’s lack of focus, we explore why some of the guys hate the Hamilton art scene, and the convince of stereotyping, Please rate and Subscribe in iTunes

Welcome back to Girls night out. This week we explore that is Nyan cat, we play clips of movies and try to guess what it is, and Dans Kitchen home. Please rate us on iTunes and subscribe. Let us know what you think of the show.

Episode 10, and we tease each other, tell stories and wax ideas all and all it’s a good day to be girls night out. Subscribe and rate us in Itunes.

Well we made it to the God number, it’s all up hill from here. It really is!

We are still in the basement, but now theres a new hum. Please subscribe and rate us in itunes

Remember that emotional episode of Buffy the Vampire slayer when her mom dies, and she confesses that its the one monster she can’t beat? Well this episode is nothing like that, but we do fart a lot, so enjoy.

Here we are at episode 6 and the gang is still chugging along (As you can tell I didn’t expect this to last) Remember if you like the show, let us know by subscribing and rating us on itunes.

Here’s episode 5 everyone enjoy.

Manolis introduces his jerk off room, and the rest of us are all better for it. Really.
 
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We hit the ground running with Episode 3. I think this is the episode we come up with the name.

We made it to episode 2 and we were as shocked as anyone else. Enjoy and remember to subscribe and rate us in Itunes

It’s our first episode! Please subscribe and enjoy.