The Dems Guys Podcast

On this very special episode, the Dems Guys make their triumphant return with their 100th episode! After a brief 18-month hiatus, the boys fall right back into the groove of dispensing their unique brand of randomness. The guys start off on a serious note by discussing the pandemic and the break between episodes, Stew shares his love of Murderville and disappointment in the Netflix movie library, and Clay quizzes Stew on his favourite country artists. Oh, and the Coachella lineup sucks. It's good to be back!

On this very special episode, Dems Guys offer a peek behind the curtain of each very special episode. The boys open the show with a mention of their favourite movie franchise before diving into the Alberta government’s announcement that the province is “open for summer”.  The boys talk about Smashmouth, Mark McGrath and other 90s hitmakers, Stew explains his feelings of listening and then watching Olivia Rodrigo and Clay asks if sexy Steve Urkel and Family Matters was the inspiration for She’s All That. Some… body once told me!

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On this very special episode, Dems Guys cover a lot of entertainment ground, discussing everything from sports to tv shows to YouTube recommendations. Stew starts off the episode by forgetting the best 97 in league history (hint: It's not Rostislav Klesla). The guys then talk about the high and lows of the North Division playoffs, Clay shares his early review of Mighty Ducks: Game Changers, and the boys finish off with a discussion of Showtime's Couples Therapy and the randomness of Stew's YouTube algorithm. Lalalalafontaine!

This episode is brought to you by our friends @breakingwoodprojects

On this very special episode, Dems Guys begin the episode with an analysis of Kim Mitchell's most popular songs. Stew shares his memories of Slush Puppies and Pick-a-Pop in Manitoba, Clay vents his frustrations about the 2021 Calgary Flames, and the boys talk hockey for the first time in a long time, including their praise for the league's best player. To finish off, the guys answer The Countdown. It's a good one!

On this very special episode, Dems Guys begin the show with a short tribute to the late DMX by revisiting the locally-filmed movie Exit Wounds and discussing his co-star Steven Segal. Stew talks about the new Mark Wahlberg documentary Wahl Street, Clay wonders who would win in a fight between Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson, and the guys share who they pick from the list of nominees to be inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame this year. It's simply the best!

This episode is sponsored by our friends at @breakingwoodprojects 

on this very special episode, Dems Guys take it all the way back to the 90s (what else is new?!). After a brief reference to Cool Runnings, the guys dive back into the world of the Mighty Ducks. In celebration of the new Disney+ series The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers, Stew and Clay revisit their Mighty Ducks fantasy draft from Episode 5, including how much better Clay's team was than Stew's, share their thoughts on the Mighty Ducks player rankings on The Ringer, and give a quick take on if the game tactics used in the films would be effective in real life. Quack attack is back, Jack!

On this very special episode, Dems Guys return and this time they have a plan. Sort of. Last episode, Stew gave Clay some homework and this week he responded. In honour of St. Patrick's Day, the guys share their favourite things that are Irish, and for fun, also share their top guilty pleasures. There's also a lot of talk about kids TV shows, like The Muppets, and Polka Dot Door, and the boys spend a decent amount of time coming up with ideas for a new teen drama called Vampire Shoes. Coming soon to the CW Network!

On this very special episode, Dems Guys are back to their regularly-scheduled programming but for the second episode in a row, they completely wing it. The guys start off with a little seventh grade French before discussing the return of fans to some NHL arenas in the U.S. Stew shares the history behind the term Blood Light, and Clay quizzes Stew on the track listing from the 2000 WWE Aggression album. To cap it off, Stew talks about his recent tweet about the 1983 movie Valley Girl that received a high profile retweet. We just keep on rollin', baby!

On this very special episode, Dems Guys are men without a plan but still have plenty to talk about. Stew talks about the old school CW and new school TLC shows he watched last weekend, Clay gets awkward about his daughter turning two, and the boys share some of their overpriced take-out and food ordering experiences. To cap it all off, Stew and Clay discuss the best types of human flesh to consume when faced with a survival situation. It's disgustingly delicious!