Welcome to our newest podcast. Performed by Ian Boothby, CBC & Me is a memoir about Ian's experiences working off and on as a writer, performer and producer with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation since he was 13. On this episode, his time with Switchback.

This week on the show David and Ian talk nap sacks, mock duck, unfunny animals, road rundown, becoming Bugs, Tex mix, Sullivan's travails, immaterial boy, gag orders, cheap laughs, bumper specials, and disgusting innards. Question of the Week: What adaptation is better than the original?

Oh sure, we could tell you that this movie is a shear delight. Or say "Ewe will love it!", but we're not going to stoop to those sorts of sheep tactics! The Sheep Detectives is a wonderful blend of live action and animation. It's funny, heartfelt, exciting and has a very good mystery at its centre.

This week on the show David and Ian talk moments of silence, bumble fumble, picking at scabs, cover ups, all the relatives, blood confusion, spinal crap, problem drinkers, subjective failure, tomato, tometer, soccer to me, and bad narration. Question of the Week: What is your favourite talk show?

This week, an infamous shooting takes place among 1950's New York's ultra-rich horsey set. Was it a case of mistaken identity or a devious murder plot? Lezah unwinds the twisted strands of a sordid tale of death by misadventure, drug addiction, madness, suicide and overbearing mothers.

This week on the show, David and Ian get over it, are coffee achievers, escape punishment, drink slime, enter the moonshine kingdom, live, live and laugh, get tea bagged, talk lesser sequels, go buggy, get shaggy, and make rabies. Question of the Week: What's your favourite live-action Disney film?

On this episode, Dave and Mary talk about David Lowery's newest "one for me": Mother Mary, starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel with Hunter Schafer and FKA Twigs. Can Lowery successfully merge a stage drama with a glossy music video? Well, let Dave and Mary fansplain it for you!

This week: Judge not lest ye be Judge Reinhold. I think it says that somewhere in the Bible or maybe Robert McKee's Story. Anyhoo, our hosts are back to discuss their memories of 1984's Beverly Hills Cop.

This week on the show David and Ian talk joke of the year, dying, from laughter, deli cat, Byrne notice, pro-fic, tits on a plane, cancer frolics, flattery-powered, creep keepers, spit takes, method man, and pony baloney. Question of the Week: What's your favourite radio show?

On this episode of Horse Mysteries, nefarious goings on at a New Mexico racetrack involving fake horse trainers, suspended horse trainers and the flagrant drugging of innocent horses. This is the first time Dave has ever experienced 'roid rage!

This week on the show David and Ian talk bard birth, heroin chic, dick lovers, teenage depression, maple leaves, dumb fun, the dawn of creation, entertaining yourself, courting failure, good jeans and lawn care. Question of the Week: Whom would you like to see a documentary about?

On this episode, Dave and Mary talk about James L. Brooks newest (and maybe last?) film Ella McCay - an existential crisis/family trauma movie presented in the guise of a rom-com. It's definitely a "vibes" movie. The question is...do you like "vibes" movies?

This week on the show David and Ian and your questions and talk appreciating in value, the biblical sense, no-no notations; essential being, flat affect, bad influences, oversharing, crap rap, cheer heart attack, and caught styling.

This week: It's time for the talking of The Taking of Pelham One Two Three. Jason Dedrick, Eric Fell and Vicky Van take you aboard their trains of thought, stopping at 1974 to discuss the amazing act-off between Walter Matthau amd Robert Shaw!

We celebrate 750 episodes this week with our half-a-versary Listeners' Questions Episode. Get your questions into [email protected] and maybe win the grand prize!

This week David and Ian talk plot spots, faked Deans, polygluts, heists, files, the trouble with Angels, Krypton currency, evil eyes, quiz kids, infomedians, threeples, laughers in a dangerous time, and fowl prey. Question of the Week: What show needs a reboot?

On this episode, Dave and Mary talk about Project Hail Mary. They also talk about the revival of movie trailers and reflect back on this year's Oscars. Finally, they give quick reviews of Pixar's newest film, Hoppers, the sequel Ready or Not 2, and Mary tastes the Forbidden Fruits.

This week David and Ian talk cam boys, intimacy issues, failure, manos fears, bully pulpits, rat tales, face cards, citizen shit, matricide hustle, episodic confusion, mushroom bombs, and cat tricks. Question of the Week: What is your favourite game show?

This week: Who's back? Jack's back. And who's Jack? But what snacks to snack to Jack's Back? Are they top of the pack? Or are they whack? Well, our hosts are here to guide you while sharing their impressions of this 1988 "classic".

This week David and Ian talk jungle jams, owl time greats, base jumping, too much pressure, furious defences, statistical anomalies, persons of interest, hungry ballets, on the offence, Wiz kids, island girls, and niche arts. Question of the Week: What is the thing that you know the most about?

Mary is away this week so Dave has invited his movie-mad friend Sean Condon to drop by and discuss movies! They pore over the career of Elaine May; they celebrate memes - the new, pithy film guide; and get into a deep discussion of the best films about L.A. Let us know your favourite L.A. film!

This week David and Ian talk tracks of 'Wack's, airport insecurity, rhubarbed comments, podcasting pays off, craft apes, GPS'd off, canal sects, it's cool to be kind, accent on Orkney, Beatlemaniacs, museum quality, strokes of genius, cold comfort, and hollers.

This week David and Ian talk parental forbearance, median old, doggie doggerel, patently false, time travails, clone wares, unpleasant getaways, speed misreading, the laziness myth, and transcriptures. Question of the Week: What is a book that has stuck with you over the years?

Lists, lists, lists, lists! Movies movin' up and down again! That's right! Mary and David both hashed out a list of their Top Ten favourite films of 2025. What films made their lists and where do they rank, and how did Mary's list differ from David's? All very good questions. Listen and learn!

This week David and Ian talk marvels, failure to lunch, heart donairs, no sex sects, secret musicals, a film for the aged, summary judgment, emcee gestures, kernel punishment, currency speculation, shrinking assets, and ye olde end.

This week David and Ian talk new sponsors, the joy of cooking tips, smoothie moves, cinnamon churls, tunnel vision, the last adults, lonely dads, Taz-mania, Oz balls, and artistic exploits.

On this episode, Dave and Mary gush extensively about the wonderful film Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie. They thought it was really funny. They thought it was really touching. And they thought that you should definitely see it before you listen to their thoughts about it. So go see it!

This week David and Ian talk devilish fulfillment, French lessens, sue you sue me, finding Nirvanna, bad impressions, the people's billionaire, car parts, island life, pooper scoopers, and nuts display.

This week David and Ian talk math hysteria, dys-combobulation, tour tours, brow meisters, toiletters, meat expectations, Death Note legalisms, faux Fabs, bio-picks, al dente inferno and ghost shows. Question of the Week: Have you ever cooked a meal for a large group of people?

This week Mary and Dave celebrate the return of Sam Raimi to being...er...Sam Raimi with Send Help! Starring the ridiculously talented Rachel McAdams, the film has something interesting to say about masculine/feminine power dynamics and also enjoys covering people in bodily fluids.

This week, it's time for another episode of Refresh My Memory, ya dig? Well, even if you don’t, the cast of the 2003 film Holes sure do. Our hosts will tell you about their memories of the movie and if it’s like biting into an apple or an onion.

A lot of website issues this week , but we made it! So, on this episode, David and Ian talk a flurry of claws, fear, optimistic outlooks, felt fest, roast beefs, dirt[y] deeds, no fucks given, kara-okay, and from verse to worse. Question of the Week: What's your favourite musical biopic?

Mary and Dave continue their conversatione - this time talking about Nia DaCosta's snappy, terrifying, joyous and beautiful second chapter of the 28 Years Later trilogy. Mary and Dave have loved, loved, loved these new iterations of the series and they think you will too.

Sneaky Dragon Episode 739 Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon - the podcast that creams over coffee! This week: coffee achievers; chocolate shake; spumoni, moni, moni; tea broken; screenplayed; a Raimi of sunshine; shouldna been a contender; play set; the help me decade; past its vampiration…

We think that Danny Boyle and Alex Garland (with Nia DaCosta) have created an amazing series of films that both revel in and transcend the horror genre. So this week, we celebrate the release of 28 Days Later: The Bone Temple with the first part of our conversation about the 28 Days Later franchise

This week David and Ian talk legal limits, film fatigue, cool run-ins, kind of blue, surreal it's right, health cares, knockouts, Globe podders, and bug bites. Question of the Week: What is something that makes you feel better when you're under the weather?

This week David and Ian talk sick reports, going viral, jerk shops, chop phooey, novelty numbers, alone time, prize whines, queasy living, to hell with the past, and slop culture. Question of the Week: >What film doesn't have a sequel that should have a sequel?

This week we discuss Chloé Zhao's Hamnet - the story of Agnes Hathaway's marriage to William Shakespeare, and the movie all the old folks are flocking to theatres to see! Even if you don't know what Metamucil is for, should you still go and see the film? Let Mary and Dave fansplain it for you!

This week David and Ian talk game time, LAN management, joke signals, senior service, spectrum analysis, music and lyrics, facts machines, fucks ups, coloured opinions, and sick leave. Question of the Week: Who do you think is the best child actor?

This week, our hosts give us their recollections of a classic remake of a classic TV show. Have you driven a Ford (into jumping off the Cheoah Dam) lately? Tommy Lee Jones has and that means it's time for some memories of 1993's The Fugitive.

This week David and Ian talk snake handlers, hot spots, saying uncle, screen gems, fishy business, dietary descriptions, presidential prowess, banana feels, golden oldies, and Props Department. Question of the Week: Is there a movie coming out this year that you're looking forward to?

Our apologies for the mayhem this year's holidays have wreaked on our release schedule! This week because Dave and Mary went to see the new Safdie Brother film Marty Supreme - the usual Safdie chaos with a twist of Timothée Chalamet playing a young man who gets into a lot of trouble with his balls!

On this episode, we have a treat for all you lovers of horse mysteries as Lezah and Dave have an enjoyable conversation with Virginia Slachman, a college professor, horse lover, and creator of horse mysteries who has written four mystery novels centred around the world of horse racing!

This week David and Ian are joined by Jason Dedrick to talk psalm poetry, Bible baths, Christmas fatigue, intergenerational nostalgia, sentimental trivia, funeral notices, the ham gene, loaded remarks, lexicographical shenanigans, beach bummers, and weak strength.

This week David and Ian talk clobberation, cross swords, topical punch, big shiny tunes, trouble Jeopardy, -saur points, apeeling music, country cats, the lost rom-com, pure misery, and having a ball. Question of the Week: Where do you keep your collectibles?

The Fansplainers – Wake Up Dead Man Hello, film fanatics! McQuarrying has been postponed for the Christmas break. This week Mary and David have a spiritual tussle over Rian Johnson's Wake Up Dead Man. Can this iteration of the Knives Out franchise possibly be as good as the first two instalments…

What do you call a movie with all your favourite cartoon characters being killed? The Transformers: The Movie from 1986. Does the film have the touch? Does it have the power? Or is it less than meets the eye?

This week David and Ian talk big promises, artificial sweeteners, ethnics class, outcast networks, sexual healing, hot reads, the cartoon renaissance, romantic singularity, bring out the dead, inferior decorator, and Nick knacks.

This week, it's Part Two of Mary and Dave's discussion of Dan Trachtenberg's further extrapolations of the world of Predator with Predator: Badlands and Edgar Wright's re-imagining of the "classic" 80's Arnold Schwarzenegger vehicle The Running Man.

What do you call a movie with all your favourite cartoon characters being killed? The Transformers: The Movie from 1986. Does the film have the touch? Does it have the power? Or is it less than meets the eye?