Does This Make Me Look Chill?

By: Comedy Here Often? Podcast Network
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  • Summary

  • Nervous queerburgers Steev Letts & Stove Sidi interview a series of hilarious folks in search of comfort, camaraderie, and tips for staying calm during the end times.



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Episodes
  • Episode #10 - Family (Feat. Sunee Dhaliwal

    Episode #10 - Family (Feat. Sunee Dhaliwal
    Sep 10 2021
    We sit down with hilarious prince and avowed daddy’s boy Sunee Dhaliwal to talk shit about our families.

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    58 mins
  • Episode #9 - Food (Feat. Graham Clark)

    Episode #9 - Food (Feat. Graham Clark)
    Aug 27 2021
    Food is the universal comforter and we could think of nobody more comforting to talk about it with than Vancouver's sweetheart producer & comedian Graham Clark! You can get more of Graham on his very own hilarious podcast called, Stop Podcasting Yourself.

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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • Episode #8 - Angel of Mine (Feat. Amy Grindhouse)

    Episode #8 - Angel of Mine (Feat. Amy Grindhouse)
    Jul 30 2021
    In this particularly gay episode, we gossip about Nicole Scherzing-burger, uncomfortable workplace moments, and the struggles of performing with Vancouver Drag Icon, Amy Grindhouse!

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    50 mins

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