It’s Spring Break in the states so after Ryan references Spring Breakers Paul uses a video from Fox News to explain the difference between good cocaine and bad cocaine (quality education programming coming out of the folks at Fox). Next up we have House of Thrones, a mash up between House of Cards and Game […]

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Ryan was a not feeling so well this week but braved an ear infection to describe his experience with a walk-in clinic and Canada’s amazing healthcare system. Spoiler alert, it was worth the wait because all it cost was time. 🙂 In the show proper we examine a video where someone pretends to be Obama […]

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What does Rick Mercer, Jimmy Kimmel, Obama and beer have in common? Well they’re all featured on this weeks Sleeping With The Elephant of course! First up Ryan matches America’s Two Ferns with Rick Mercer being put to sleep by Harper but then promptly confuses Paul by talking about Quebec separatism. Also on the show […]

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This week we have a heavy comedic focus as Obama has not only created Iron Man but he appeared on Between Two Ferns to promote HealthCare.gov. After that we have a Cadillac commercial that insists Americans work hard to buy them, Rob Ford was on Jimmy Kimmel and Kimmel tore him a new one, old […]

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The Olympics are now over and Paul faces Ryan after the show Canada put on for the world as the Men’s and Women’s team dominated in Curling and held on in Hockey for GOLD! Obama also faced the music and paid up on his case of beer bet with Harper. Canadians everywhere celebrated the Gold medal win on the final day of the Winter Olympics, including Rob Ford who got so excited he took a hydrant to the groin. After the Olympics talk Paul finds out that Canadians have hilarious politicians on Twitter, including Naheed Nenshi of Calgary and Jim Watson of Ottawa. Finally we close out the show by celebrating the return of Roll Up The Rim To Win at Tim Hortons with a song by Jef Vandertogt called Please Play Again. Thanks to Butane Prophet for letting us include the full song at the end of the show.

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Ryan has returned from his vacation in Mexico and has a few stories to share with Paul and the listeners. After a trip down Mexico lane Paul and Ryan get into a little Olympic talk with friendly competition between Canada and the United States and Rob Ford wants the Pride Flag removed from the top of […]

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While Ryan is away in the land of sun and tequila, Paul gives us an update on how the good old USA is doing in the Winter Olympics in Sochi. Note: This was recorded over the weekend when Canada was in fact ahead of the United States. I guess giving your country a hard time […]

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With the Super Bowl behind us Ryan once again reminds Paul that Canada does indeed care about it, also commercials. First up we take a swing at all the idiots who are calling out Coke on their fantastic ad, which concludes with something that should really fire those folks up. Second we talk a bit […]

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After Paul fills us in on what we missing in the State of the Union we jump into a whole grab bag of stories! First up we answer the question of what you should do when someone is dying at your doorstep (Clue: Don’t ask your supervisor), then we take a look at why Steve […]

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This week on Sleeping With The Elephant Paul and Ryan return to talk about weather, the Olympics, and Justin Bieber. Thanks to listener Aubrey Peabody we analyze a map showcasing the US population split up into units of Canada. Next up we have a look at the Nanny knit US Olympic uniforms, Obama believes Marijuana […]

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