In this episode of 'The Squirrel Hour,' hosted by Rick Hunter, aka Spyder-Pub,  and hosts Sharon Da Boyz, Jooky, and co hosts J-Rod, T-Bone and Sprinkles, the podcast kicks off with a light-hearted introduction, emphasizing it as an LGBTQ friendly podcast based in Coquitlam, British Columbia. The show features a full cast, including a special guest, Cameron. After special recognition of broadcasting from the traditional territories of the Coquitlam First Nations, the episode transitions into an engaging and humorous discussion among the hosts and guests, covering a variety of topics like the uniqueness of one guest's physical trait (a colorless eyelash), funny anecdotes, and light-hearted jokes. Cameron shares his experiences being new to the PUP community and his involvement with Vancouver Men in Leather. The conversation touches on activities like going to Wreck Beach, experiences in security, and future pride parade plans. The show is lively, peppered with jokes, and the group discusses various personal updates and stories while maintaining an inclusive and easygoing atmosphere.

Links:

9-8-8

https://988.ca

Bc Crisis Centre

https://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca

HIM clinic

https://checkhimout.ca

Maple Leaf Singers

https://mapleleafsingers.com

Golden Parrots Pub

https://www.goldenparrotspub.com

Join host Sharon Da’Boyz and a lively cast, including Giggly Sprinkles, Pup Titan aka J-Rod, T-bone, Jooky, Spyder-Pup and special guest Cam, for an episode of Squirrels After Dark. Recorded from the Coquitlam First Nations territory, this explicit podcast covers a variety of topics from casual banter, shout-outs to local businesses, to personal anecdotes and life discussions.They also delve into the experience of being approached for modeling, the challenges of self-promotion on social media, and humorous insights into different types of fetish attire Expect unexpected moments, adult humor, and hearty laughs as the crew navigates through chaotic yet entertaining conversations.

Links :

9-8-8

https://988.ca

BC Crisis Centre

https://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca

HIM clinic

https://checkhimout.ca

Maple Leaf Singers

https://mapleleafsingers.com

Join host Sharon Da Boy’z and an eclectic cast including Pup Titan, J-Rod, T-Bone, Rick Hunter, Jooky, Daddy H, and Pup Frenchy in a fun, unfiltered episode of Squirrels After Dark After Hours. From humorous banter to guest introductions, they chat about everything from homemade burgers and pizza recipes to the best fast-food mayonnaise and hilarious dad jokes. Don't miss shout-outs to the Maple Leaf Singers and other events, as the crew navigates through lively, candid conversations. Plus, a surprise recommendation of 'Mid-Century Modern' on Disney+. Tune in for an episode filled with laughs, food talk, and playful chaos!

Join Rick Hunter, AKA Spyder-Pup, and guests Daddy H and Pup Frenchie on episode 7 of The Squirrel Hour. This NSFW podcast dives into humorous and heartfelt discussions on various topics, including a series of epiphanies that have shaped the hosts' and guests' lives. From personal revelations to reflections on family and community, the episode offers a mix of laughter and deep insights. Highlights include stories from The Shameful Tiki, the exploration of community building within the pup scene, and lighthearted moments like discovering the 'secret word' for engaged listeners. Tune in for a unique blend of humor, wisdom, and camaraderie.

In this lively episode of 'Squirrels After Dark,' host Sharon Da Boy’z, joined by a cast of quirky guests, kicks off the discussion with various fun and light-hearted topics. The episode features shoutouts to the Coquitlam First Nations, a round of humorous introductions including guests like J-Rod aka Pup Titan, Clawsin, and more. The team reminisces about past birthdays, classic TV shows, and movies such as 'Galaxy Quest' and 'The Little Mermaid.' They discuss entertaining plans for 'Inflatable Olympics' and recount amusing video game experiences. Additional highlights include an update on choir show announcements from Jooky, and the engaging antics of the cast. The episode wraps up with amusing dad jokes and a call for listener participation in future episodes.

Shout Out Links:

9-8-8

https://988.ca/

BC Crisis Centre

https://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca/

HIM Clinic

https://checkhimout.ca/

In this episode of 'The Squirrel Hour,' Rick Hunter aka Spyder Pup, hosts a lively discussion with special guest Clawsin and regular co-hosts Pup Titan aka J Rod, Sharon Da Boy’z, and Sprinkles. The podcast gives a warm, humorous, and inclusive. The episode kicks off by introducing the podcast as a Not Safe for Work (NSFW) show and emphasizes the importance of mental health days. As the episode progresses, the hosts and guests dive into topics such as pseudonyms, the history of their podcast, and Clawsin's background as an apprentice chef and musician. Clawsin opens up about her journey as a trans woman and the support she received from her friends. The conversation also covers social media's impact on the trans community, a humorous 'meat draw' event for charity, and a variety of music influences ranging from Tupac to Metallica. The episode ends with light-hearted banter and shout-outs to dedicated listeners and the broader community.

Shout Out Links:

9-8-8

https://988.ca/

BC Crisis Centre

https://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca/

HIM Clinic

https://checkhimout.ca/

The hosts of the Squirrel Hour podcast welcome back their listeners and guest Pup Small from the puppet community. T-Bone makes a dramatic entrance, while Sharon gives a traditional acknowledgment of the Coquitlam First Nation territories. The episode focuses on discussing favorite books, with Small detailing the labyrinthine 'House of Leaves' by Mark Z. Danielewski. The crew shares personal anecdotes, such as Sprinkles' first experience with a pizza pop and various updates on their lives, including community volunteering and planning trips. Mental health awareness is highlighted, along with a shoutout to diverse cultural representation in counseling. Humor and lighthearted banter permeate, concluding with a reminder to reach out for mental health support when needed.

Links:

988

https://988.ca/

BC Crisis Centre

https://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca/

Him Clinic

https://checkhimout.ca/

The latest episode of Squirrels After Dark opens by acknowledging the Coquitlam First Nations' territories. Amid jokes and casual banter, the hosts discuss a variety of topics, starting with the absence of a main co-host, Jooky They welcome back Sprinkles and mention other co-hosts and guests including Small Pup. The conversation transitions into a discussion about the TV show 'Bar Rescue', the importance of mixologists, contrasting bartending practices between the US and Canada, and personal anecdotes related to over-pouring drinks in bars. Discussion shifts to other TV shows such as 'Lessons in Chemistry', 'Presence', and 'The White Lotus', and explores mixologists' roles and expertise. Later, the hosts plan a birthday celebration for Jro at 'Another Beer Company', discuss the show's future episodes featuring guests like Jamie, and mention the importance of mental health awareness. Amid humorous moments and playful exchanges, they conclude with plans for the next podcast where they'll discuss stories of first cars.

Show Links:

9-8-8

https://988.ca/

BC Crisis Centre

https://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca/

HIM Clinic

https://checkhimout.ca/

In this lively episode of 'Squirrels After Dark' (Season 3, Episode 4), host Sharon Da Boy’z and her eclectic group of friends dive into various humorous and sometimes insightful conversations. They begin with casual banter and introductions of the cast members, including Jooky, T Bone, J Rod (Pup Titan), Rick Hunter( Spyder-Pup), and returning guest Pup Vox. The show acknowledges the traditional territories of the Coquitlam First Nations. The group shares personal anecdotes, from Sharon's and Rick Hunter's anniversary to Sharon's 17-hour work shift. The discussion veers towards Canadian holidays, beer tasting, and the quirks of different alcoholic beverages. The crew exchanges light-hearted banter about sports, favorite movies, and childhood friendships, while also touching on personal trials and the importance of mental health. The episode wraps up with a reminder to cherish relationships and seek help when needed. Packed with laughter, camaraderie, and personal reflections, this episode captures the essence of long-standing friendships and shared experiences.

Important Links:

9-8-8

https://988.ca/

BC Crisis Centre

https://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca/

HIM Clinic

https://checkhimout.ca/

In this podcast episode, the hosts engage in friendly banter while clarifying the episode number and introducing their returning guest, Pup Vox. The hosts discuss a key change in the podcast format, specifically acknowledging the Coquitlam First Nations lands. They emphasize the show’s explicit content and share personal updates. These updates include one host being interviewed for the 'Rethreading the Madness' radio show, various recent experiences with friends and family, and interactions with different guests during events. The conversation touches on Valentine's Day and Family Day themes, personal achievements, and a shout-out to mental health resources. Additionally, a humorous interaction occurs regarding a host’s decision to adopt the pup name Titan, which spurred mixed reactions among the group.

Important Links:

9-8-8

https://988.ca/

Bc Crisis Centre

https://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca/

HIM Clinic

https://checkhimout.ca/