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How many people does it take to move Dropbear and Panda? A small army and a JunkSquad™, that's how many.
In this tiny, perfect episode we take a break from moving, acting, and working to talk about our record snowfall, how the move went, Panda's latest show "Women Playing Hamlet", Dropbear's adventures doing improv and standup, and most importantly...our new doorbell.
LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Women Playing Hamlet Scorpio Theatre Handcuff Comedy JunkSquad Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard Ring Doorbell Loose Moose Theatre
SPECIAL THANKS Theme song by Emre Cords
When in charge of saving the world you need to take it seriously. This week we talk about getting sick, Toronto getting bullied, lobsters getting stoned, Douglas Adams, and politicians who look like Vogons.
We're not news reporters—more like news commentators—and this week we take umbrage with the "MEDIA" in general. Except of course that cool reporter who talked with our foreign correspondent, Badger, in Russia.
LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Doug Ford's Revenge What the heck is a Vogon? Typhoon Mangkhut in the Philippines Get Your Flu Shot IS IT NEWS? Getting Lobsters High A Badger in Russia (0:37 Seconds it Starts)
SPECIAL THANKS Scott Picket: A Deaf Badger in Russia Theme song by Emre Cords
Canada confirms it has performed its first ever face transplant—no not the country—doctors did this to a person, not the country, that would be ridiculous.
Doug Ford is pondering using the NOTWITHSTANDING CLAUSE to effectively overturn a Superior Court decision which says he can't unilaterally change the number of wards in the City of Toronto, Zach Braff weighs in on the Paul McCartney masturbation story, Winnipeg has run out of mosquitos, and Nike is kicking ass.
LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Canada's First Face Transplant Doug Ford, Bill 5, and the Notwithstanding Clause Hurricane Florence Book: Stormy Weather, by Carl Hiassen Paul McCartney in GQ Zach Braff on Twitter Movie: Downsizing Supernatural Nike Commercial
SPECIAL THANKS Theme song by Emre Cords
It's the UNLUCKY Episode Numero 13! Dropbear is dressed like a Pirate Savant and Panda, of course, calls him out. Frustration towards the construction next door boils over and the construction company is finally revealed.
To make it even more interesting, Panda admits her fondness for kilts and she jumps knickers deep in the New York Times debate over POTUS. Dropbear makes the case for Nike and his birthright. To top it all off, our Russian Correspondent 'Badger' got arrested in Russia...
LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE United Builders Rocky Mountain Sidecar Adventures New York Times Op-Ed is Hilarious Calgary Highland Games Calum Lykan: Scottish Bedtime Stories Nike and Colin Kaepernick
SPECIAL THANKS Theme song by Emre Cords
Can we agree that the Eighties were a weird time all around? It's cool to see some things are coming back into vogue like solid punk, thrash, and the band Suicidal Tendencies, but lets hope neon stays where it belongs.
In this episode we get into it over both awesome and awful music videos, NAFTA, our world filled with earthquakes, losing fingers on waterslides, Dax Shepard, and video games. Somehow we come out the other side having saved the world yet again.
LINKS TO STUFF MENTIONED IN THIS PODCASTRob Mitchelson DB&P Sponsored VideoThe Hollywood VersionSubscribe to Dropbear and Panda on YouTube
NOT GREAT EIGHTIES VIDEOS Rock and Hyde "Dirty Water" Music Video Duran Duran "Girls on Film" "Hungry Like a Wolf" Music Videos Loverboy "Working for the Weekend" Music Video J. Geils Band "Freeze Frame" Music Video Blondie "Rapture" Music Video Twisted Sister "We're Not Going to Take It"
VIDEOS WE DIGALT J "Breeze Blocks" Music Video Radiohead "Just" Music Video Sex Pistols "God Save the Queen" Music Video Hi-Strung Downers "Lonely Mind" Music Video (Written and Directed by Dropbear and Panda) Lonely Mind "Pitch Video" Lonely Mind "Making of Music Video" Musicless Music Video "Dancing in the Street" "Thrift Shop" Literal Music Videos "Total Eclipse of the Heart"
OTHER LINKS USGS Earthquake Map Woman Loses Finger on WaterslideDax Shepard Armchair Expert Podcast Hit and Run Trailer RebelRebel Podcast Call of Duty WWII Sose Film Festival
SPECIAL THANKS Theme song by Emre Cords
In less than two months Canada is about to legalize marijuana and Dropbear talks a little about the medical benefits.
DB&P find themselves questioning TWEED and the Calgary Parking Authority over some recent advertising in Kensington, then of course there's earthquakes and fire everywhere.
We talk a little politics, visit our travelling correspondent in Russia, discuss themes and issues surrounding Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Big Bang Theory, Joss Whedon, life in tv land, and that no really means no.
LINKS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE Legalizing Marijuana in Canada Pot Shops in Calgary MedReleaf Tweed Ring of Fire (earthquakes) Michael Flynn Paul Manafort Omarosa Newman Michael Cohen Stormy Daniels Deaf Badger (Russian Correspondent) Buffy the Vampire Slayer (series) Joss Whedon Paul Reuben's Epic Death Scene (Part 1) Paul Reuben's Epic Death Scene (Part 2) Supernatural (Braveheart Dean Tripping) Ghostfacers Loose Moose Theatre
SPECIAL THANKS Theme song by Emre Cords
What better way to save the world than talking about rescuing kittens while drinking delicious craft beer on a lake? In this, our 10th episode, we start off talking about this amazing cafe called the Regal Cat Cafe in the heart of Kensington, Calgary where they have already helped find 249+ homes for homeless cats.
From there we find ourselves at Sylvan Lake Alberta for a wee vacation, find some great local beers, talk politics, BC wildfires, short films, and even discover we're in a new International Film Festival.
LINKS TALKED ABOUT IN THIS PODCAST Regal Cat Cafe MEOW Foundation 54 Things Scarier than a Werewolf JAG WAR Sylvan Lake Tourism AirBnB Sose International Film Festival Armenia BC Wildfires
SPECIAL THANKS Theme song by Emre Cords Refreshments by SNAKE LAKE BREWING COMPANY
The USA is saying they'll have a SPACEFORCE by 2020, we naturally start thinking Romulan's and Gene Roddenberry rolling his eyes. Chris Pine, Bruce Willis, Sir Patrick Stewart, followed by Frank Grillo, Joe Carnahan, and Patrick Wilson get some consideration.
California and British Columbia wildfires, why you don't take selfies with bears, tweets from Trump, Monk Fish, ginger beer, and getting out of a traffic ticket in Estonia are also fodder in this short and twisted episode.
LINKS TALKED ABOUT IN THIS PODCAST SpaceForce™ 2020 Sir Patrick Stewart and Star Trek Trailer for Stretch, the movie Science of "The Meg" Why you don't turn your back on a sealion Where the hell is Estonia
SPECIAL THANKS Theme song by Emre Cords Refreshments by The Great Jamaican Ginger Beer Co. Russian Correspondent Deaf Badger
Every week we sit down and chat about the special kind of crazy that's going on in the world, and every week we do our part to try and save this weird blue marble in the cosmos. This week is no different.
From dealing with construction, to Nasa's solar probe, to Elon Musk's space car, SpaceForce, skydiving, Tom Cruise, France's answer to assholes, Vancouver Island, cliff jumping, sharks, gun violence in Canada, bikers, and hail storms in Alberta, we cover it all.
LINKS OF THE WEEK Lux Windows Nasa and the Parker Solar Probe Dropbear and Panda on YouTube w/ Subscribe James Corden and Tom CruiseFrance's Ban on Sexual Harrassment Book: Doogie Horner's A Die Hard Christmas Alloy Homes Book: "On Killing"
Theme song by Emre Cords Refreshments Good Mood Brewery in Calgary.
Holy moly what a week! We had everything from fires in Greece, to 680 children misplace in the USA, to facial recognition software in Canada, to augmented reality and so much more.
We ordered food from SKIP THE DISHES, Dropbear made good on the World Cup Soccer bet and recorded a commercial for Panda ... oh, and we invited Russian correspondent Scott Picket to join in the show from Russia.
Theme song by Emre Cords Refreshments Good Mood Brewery in Calgary.
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