The PropsCast

Live from Vancouver, it's Fraturday Night! The PropsCast celebrates its 50th episode with 13 original comedy sketches about working in film, along with musical guest Fear of Houses! It's the celebratory variety audio program you didn't know you wanted!

Cast Away, Arctic, Jungle, Alive... so many more. Jordie and Clayton talk about films exploring the struggle between humans and the elements of nature. Hope you brought a knife.

Clayton and Jordie suggest some films depicting important and relevant Black stories: Monsters and Men, Blindspotting, Malcolm X, and many more. Black Lives Matter.

After a long period of self-isolation, Jordie and Clayton emerge like bears from hibernation: HUNGRY FOR PODCASTING. Slather on some sunscreen and grab a Slurpee because it's time to talk movies about summer!

A new episode for everybody "social distancing"! Jordie and Clayton admit to some sub-standard films they can't help but love. Including Starship Troopers, Sucker Punch, Jesus Christ Superstar and... no way... Twilight???

That's right: Set Peeves is back, even though the sequel is never as good as the first one. Heather Murray and Joel Passmore join Clayton and Jordie to lay down some of their most loathed set practices, chat about The Bachelor, and discuss the different variety of day calls. 

Big Sleeps joins The PropsCast to talk about growing up in Brooklyn, being a people person, working with Steven Seagal, and why The Notebook is one of his favourite movies.

Jordie and Clayton celebrate the Super Bowl with a discussion about their favourite sports movies. From Remember the Titans to Caddyshack, and everything in between!

Assistant director and friend of the show Maddy Snetsinger stops by the pour the tea about the Royals and Royal movies! Also: Tim Horton's sucks and Rasputin's privates are on display.

Chelah Horsdal joins the show to discuss great female roles in film, reminisce about The Man in the High Castle, and shares her top set peeves. Jordie doesn't like Jared Leto. Clayton hasn't seen any movies.