The 104cast
The 104cast is the weekly comedy and commentary podcast by the three
denizens of Suite 104: David Proctor, Graham Templeton, and John
Morrison III. Subscribe now for your weekly dose of interesting ideas
and chaotic comedy.
Posted at 1:13 am on October 3, 2010.
We’ve got a very special treat for you today, lovelies. Feast your ears upon the very first recording ever made by the deranged denizens of Suite 104. This was never meant for public consumption, but we thought thought that you might get a kick out of it.
In this “episode,” we discuss boob-scoping methodology, Roman Polanski being bound for hellfire, white racists vs. immigrant racists, and how we saved the lives of our hated neighbours. Listen, enjoy, and leave some feedback if you have any.
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Posted at 3:36 pm on September 26, 2010.
In this episode, John is too busy doing his K’naan impersonation to record the episode with us, so we get Filibuster Cartoons creator JJ McCullough to sit in his place. In this episode: we offer our thanks to the powers shaping this universe that the Juggalos are still able to do what they do best given their recent setback; we positively identify Medicine Hat, Alberta as the single worst place on Earth; we offer the definitive, inarguable interpretation of indie video game Braid; and JJ tells us the remaining tidbits that we did not know about The Simpsons.
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Posted at 8:11 pm on September 7, 2010.
The new 104 cast is finally here! With a likely untrue promise to return to a weekly update schedule, we present to you: Episode FOUR, wherein our heroes find the virtues in terrible writing and mixed metaphors, discuss the Canadian census controversy, introduce Domain King, “the only flavour Mexicans like,” our 4th roommate, and the story of the crazed ex-roommate and why John called the cops on him. All that and more, on this week’s episode!
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Posted at 5:12 pm on July 26, 2010.
Prepare to get philosophical as the Suite 104 guys discuss some of the most pressing questions of our time. Considered in this episode: what porn tape would nobody buy three-for-one? What are the socioeconomic implications of new designer drug “butt-hash”? What is up with the Internet and meat? Is it okay to call someone “gay” when you’re older than 12? What is the most concise summary of the film Glengarry Glen Ross possible? Must we be tolerant of different ways of eating pizza? What is the appropriate level of discipline in high schools?
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Posted at 2:49 am on June 23, 2010.
Without a doubt the science fictioniest episode we’ve yet recorded. On this episode: the inevitable Star Trek argument; why Caprica is the Phantom Menace of the twenty-first century; first world problems; the relative merits of Peggle and Red Dead Redemption; and the cowardice of Everybody Draw Mohammed Day. (more…)
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Posted at 2:41 am on June 22, 2010.
This time, we go balls-deep in our first podcast. In this episode: the Club K container missile, a hilarious threat to national security; Generation Kill, a TV miniseries that is “better than M*A*S*H*”; why we’re all going to be arch-conservatives within twenty years; our celebrity death wishes; whether or not it is okay to say “the blacks”; change agency; and first world problems. Mostly while John is out doing his laundry. (more…)
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Posted at 2:00 pm on June 20, 2010.
The 104cast is the podcast created by David Proctor, John Morrison III, and Graham Templeton, the three denizens of Suite 104. Join us each week as we discuss the pressing cultural, social, and political issues of the day in conversations that are equal parts chaotic comedy and biting commentary. Subscribe to our iTunes or RSS feeds, or download individual episodes to listen to at your leisure.
©2010-2011 David Proctor, Graham Templeton, and John Morrison III. All rights reserved.
We’ve got a very special treat for you today, lovelies. Feast your ears upon the very first recording ever made by the deranged denizens of Suite 104. This was never meant for public consumption, but we thought thought that you might get a kick out of it.
