The DGP

Victor Garber chats about being in the 1960s pop singing group the Sugar Shoppe, the lightning in a bottle that was the legendary 1973 Toronto production of Godspell and his brand new film Self/less where he stars alongside Ben Kingsley and Ryan Reynolds.

On this week’s The DGP podcast with Dana Gee Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame inductee Dennis Dunaway, founding member and songwriter of Alice Cooper, has a new memoir out and chats about his time in the band. Also Jim Gordon with movie reviews and a chat with Crystal Moselle, director of The Wolfpack.

Jen Kirkman is 40, single and childfree and that is really funny. No, really it is.Dana Gee chats with the comedian about her Netflix special comedy special I’m Gonna Die Alone (And I Feel Fine) and upcoming book and appearance at Vancouver's Biltmore Cabaret show.

Q radio show host Shad talks about the job and yes that other guy’s name comes up. Also Ladner native Will Sasso has a new TV show and lots to say about coming home to work and CTV's Jim Gordon drops by to talk movies.

On this week’s The DGP podcast with Dana Gee it’s all about the movies. Vancouver filmmakers Rich Cowan and John Lenic have produced and Cowan has written the new film The Legend of Barney Thomson. It stars Robert Carlyle, who also directs, Ray Winstone and Emma Thompson and is opening the Edinburgh Film Festival next week. Also a review of Jurassic World and a visit from Reel Jazz.

Host Dana Gee chats with two actresses who are starring in a new gender bending (women playing men) production of David Mamet’s award-winning play Glengarry Glen Ross.

Dana chats with original riot grrrrl Bif Naked talks about, well, everything. Also on the show are local leather-making men Spencer Baker and Dustin Bentall (yes the singer/songwriter and son of Barney).

On this week’s The DGP podcast with Dana Gee the Discovery Channel’s River Monsters host Jeremy Wade talks big fish and B.C. waters. Also joining Gee is Eveline Xia the woman behind the #don’thave1million campaign.

Host Dana Gee chats with Mark McKinney about the Kids in the Hall tour, writing and Aaron Sorkin and why he can do accents. Also actor/writer Dustin Milligan talks about his new film Bad City.

With six hundred WTF podcasts under his belt, comedian Marc Maron can easily be considered one of the genre’s top dogs. He takes a seat on the other side of the desk to chat with Dana Gee about his life and career.