Avid reader Thomas Toplitsky (Andrew Bushell) shares his enthusiasm for books, podcasting, and the porridge at his dorm.

Bibby (Andrew Bushell) owns club/laundromat Splish Splash. He breaks down exactly how his business operates, before getting into the tragic circumstances of an employee found dead in one of the machines.

A body is found in a Northern river by prospector Alan Carpatio (Andrew Bushell), a prospector of jewels, opportunities, and app ideas. They talk about his exercise regimen, wifi, and to Ralph, an enemy who promotes his soft drink DDYT.

A body is discovered in a hedge maze (twice) by Neil Assaf (Andrew Bushell). Canada's biggest maze is filled with several hazards, but none are supposed to be deadly.

A college student is found dead in his dorm at the University of Phoenix (Massachusetts campus). Denver Michaels (Andrew Bushell), fellow student and dorm mate, doesn't talk about his personal traumas, and how they may or may not relate to the Apple corporation.

Bada Boom, Bada Bing! A face in the sand. Discovered at a dig site by archaeologist Graham Masterson (Andrew Bushell), was Natalie Patterson a victim of sex bracelets, unspeakable acts of pottery, or merely a partygoer who wandered too far down the beach? Awful starfucker Rob McGee snapchatted the whole thing, which is perfect for an audio podcast.

The Spooky Anniversary Part Two!

Today on Spooked! Cody holds a ghost hand, Perrie is a true Scotsman, and Andrew enforces the Santa Clause. It's all about breaking out, so get some lock picks, get a new headshot, and get ready to get Spooked!

A Live Recording of One More Round with Tricia Black on Bad Dog Comedy TV. Over a few beers, Tricia chats with her cast from Second City Toronto, they talk new podcasts, keto diets, being creative in the time of Covid and things get pretty spooky!

The Nice Guys flawlessly recreate “Arachnophobia” featuring the hilarious Andrew Bushell!
Famous Quote: “Go F@#! Yourself!”

This week, Rob and Adam go behind the scenes of MANTOWN: The Improvised Frat Party to learn what it takes to produce a sold-out improv show.