VanShitty

VanShitty

By Mike DoagaTV & Film
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VanShitty episodes

  • 5- Sasha Duncan and Joel McCarthy

    This is episode five (not six), wherein I interview the incredibly hardworking and badass Sasha Duncan and Joel McCarthy on the history and Philosophy of RunNGun 48 hour film fest. This is a no-holds barred episode that I hope you enjoy. We get into hard hitting questions like:


    Joel when I oraled you, you promised me the deal was that Stav’s Extraordinary Mixtape would get a Writing nom, now I see that we got a Directing nom instead and Steve is walking around like he wears the pants in the relationship? What is this? Was I not good enough at the oral sex?

    Other questions area also asked. This episode is unedited. Recommended viewing is The Beach Bum by Harmony Korine.

    1 hr 1 min
  • 4- Joel Montgrand

    Today is Joel Montgrand day! Joel is one of my oldest friends in the film/theater industry. We met at my first short theatre festival, then worked together on Shooting! The Musical and Average Dicks. This dude has lived a life and he is great at telling the stories.


    He’s lived in South Korea teaching English on less-than-legal pretences, travelled the world, done theatre all over Canada, and now plays a key roll in arguably the most important Canadian film of the year: Beans (trailer link in Bio), a film that his been sweeping up accolades at TIFF, Berlinale, and the Canadian Screen Awards among others. Soon you’ll be able to catch it locally. So stoked to have Joel on, and so glad I was able to save this podcast from encoding hell. Enjoy!

    1 hr 32 min
  • 3- Tesh Guttikonda

    Hey ya'll today we have my Episode with Tesh Guttikonda. I'm really proud of this episode and the insight/vulnerability that Tesh provides the audience with in it. It is an expansive, ultimately hopeful discussion of the Vancouver industry through the eyes of a filmmaker who has just begun to hit his stride here. Tesh is capable of films subtle humanity, popcorn entertainment, and everything in between, I'm confident we have yet to see the true scope of his talent. Please enjoy!

    1 hr 32 min
  • 2- Charlie Kerr

    Finally got my episode up with my good friend Charlie Kerr!


    This is a more laid back, conversational episode where we discuss a range of topics related to vulnerability and creativity. Charlie is such a candid, special human being and it’s a real privilege to share his perspective with y’all.

    Hope you like it!

    1 hr 11 min
  • 1- Rayln Gladue

    An essential discussion of Indigenous Canadian Films (Rhymes for Young Ghouls (2013), The Body Remembers When the World Broke Open (2019)), Residential Schools, and the current flaws of the film industry in spotlighting authenticity.

    1 hr 37 min

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A Podcast/Blog dedicated to having an honest, uncensored discussion of the Vancouver film industry, its barriers, and its unsung heroes. A place to talk shit.