Comedy
Something Wiki This Way Comes Ep. 6: How to Draw a Treehouse
Posted by: Jesse Bergen • September 25, 2016 @ 1:55pm
We're back with an episode we recorded before Luke went to Japan to undergo his super-secret ninja training. This time we examine exactly what it takes to draw the perfect treehouse. Thomas speculates about the dark origins of the article. Jesse warns of the dangers of illustrated weather.
Something Wiki This Way Comes Ep. 5: How to Be a Clown in Your Family (with Anjali Sandhu)
Posted by: Jesse Bergen • September 3, 2016 @ 7:04pm
Comedian Anjali Sandhu joins us this week as our special guest to lend her insight on how to be the "Family Clown". We talk about why not to plagiarize material, when you shouldn't talk trash about your cousin's choice in partners, and how fast Michael actually ran.
Something Wiki This Way Comes Ep. 4: How to Sneak Food Into a Movie Theatre
Posted by: Jesse Bergen • August 19, 2016 @ 7:44am
This week it's a feast for the ears as the boys dissect the secrets to sneaking food into a movie theatre. There are several techniques -- some very devious, and others, well, not so much.
Something Wiki This Way Comes Ep. 3: How to Enjoy a Spoiled Plot Book
Posted by: Jesse Bergen • July 11, 2016 @ 1:44pm
Thomas, Luke, and Jesse delve deep into the realm of spoilers this week. It's a minefield out there, as the boys have to figure out how to talk about spoilers without they themselves spoiling anything. How DO you enjoy something that's been spoiled? Is it even possible? Which Narnia book is hands-down the worst? The answer, obviously, is...
Something Wiki This Way Comes Ep. 2: How to Be a Teenage Spy
Posted by: Jesse Bergen • June 26, 2016 @ 12:56pm
Thomas Toles, Jesse Bergen, and Luke Cecelon delve into the high-stakes world of espionage with this week's episode, "How to Be a Teenage Spy".
Something Wiki This Way Comes Ep. 1: How to Eat a Pizza
Posted by: Jesse Bergen • June 18, 2016 @ 2:56pm
Something Wiki This Way Comes is a comedy/educational podcast where three improvisers walk you through a WikiHow article, and then do some improvised scenes based on their discussion.
We have no doubt heard of many great stand-up comics over the years. Names like Jim Gaffigan, the late John Pinnette, Russell Peters, and of course Jerry Seinfeld are all hosehold names.
Winnipeg Comedy Fest Interview: Comic Pete Johansson on his show 'Good People' at the WCF and returning to Canada after years living in the UK
Posted by: Paul Little • April 5, 2016 @ 8:26am
Pete Johansson has spanned the globe with his comedy. After performing in Vancouver for several years, Pete turned a successful visit to the Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal into a move to Los Angeles, performing around the U.S. and appearing on American and Canadian television. Then he moved again.
Winnipeg Comedy Fest Interview: Andy Kindler talks comedy, politics, Twitter, Jay Baruchel, Winnipeg, and so much more
Posted by: Paul Little • April 3, 2016 @ 10:09am
Andy Kindler has often been called a "comic's comic" – someone who many of your favourite comedians love and appreciate. But while that term is certainly meant as a compliment, it's also selling his career in comedy short.
The Winnipeg Comedy Festival celebrates its 15th year in 2016, and is once again bringing many of Canada's top comedians – along with a few favourites from the U.S. – out to the middle of nowhere (ie. ShowbizMonkeys.com's headquarters of Winnipeg) to make a whole bunch of people laugh.
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