The DGP

The Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott chat with host Dana Gee and Billy Bretherton aka Billy the Exterminator from the hit A&E show helps podcast producer Adam Foster rid his apartment of ants.

Are you interested in trying out for Big Brother Canada? If you are then you need to tune into this week’s DGP podcast with Dana Gee as Gee talks with Big Brother Casting director Robyn Kass whose company Kassting Inc. is handling the casting for the fourth installment of Big Brother Canada.

The last Best of the DGP for the summer as Bif Naked chats about her then upcoming show at the Rickshaw, marriage, cancer and her life while Mark McKinney talks about his years as a member of Canadian comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall.

While DGP host Dana Gee is away and enjoying her summer vacation, Province podcast producer Adam Foster picks two interviews from the DGP vault for your listening pleasure.

This week’s DGP podcast with Dana Gee welcomes award-winning writer Carl Safina. Safina’s latest book Beyond Words focuses on animal cognition. What are they thinking? What are they feeling?

This week host Dana Gee chats with two funny folks. First up it's comedian, podcaster, actor, Chelsea Lately regular and satirist Ben Gleib then it's writer Monica Heisey who, at the wise old age of 26 has written Yes, I Can’t Believe it’s Not Better (a Woman’s Guide to Coping with Life).

The Cult of JT LeRoy is a documentary that looks at fame, the famous and what lengths people will go to for their turn in the spotlight. The film’s director Marjorie Sturm joins Dana Gee along with the Queer Film Festival’s artistic director Shana Myara.

One of Stevie Phillips’ first jobs was assistant/minder to Judy Garland as the great performer attempted a comeback and that relationship is discussed in hair-raising detail in her new memoir.

Dana Gee welcomes the one the only Carole Pope and RuPaul’s Drag Race alum Trixie Mattel. Also CTV’s movie critic Jim Gordon joins Gee to talk about the new movies.

Dana Gee chats with true comedy renaissance men Harland Williams and Reggie Watts who are both scheduled to appear at this year's Pemberton Music Festival.