Cari, Mary and Kelly chat with artist and composer Cheryl Beatty and we help settle the sanwich question with a brief tangential discussion of intrinsic nature of sliders.
Order Up! - Janelle Niles - I should have put it on the rider...
Posted by: Matthew Ardill • December 12, 2022 @ 8:00am
Mary, Cari, and Kelly chat with comedian Janelle Niles about the power of a mayonnaise sandwich and cheese curds.
Order Up! - Zane Caplansky - The Caplansky Method
Posted by: Matthew Ardill • November 28, 2022 @ 10:00am
In episode 2, Kelly, Cari, and Mary talk with mustard impresario Zane Caplansky and get a bit zen.
Order Up! is a podcast where four friends who love to talk food are joined each episode by a guest to debate some questions.
I grew up loving comics and I thought, like most people who were kids during the 80s, Batman was one of the coolest heroes. The Dark Knight (by Frank Miller) was released when I was 12, blowing my mind with the kind of dark and absolutely nightmarish places it went.
I stood in the audience to see New Order, a band with a dark and tragic past whose phoenix-like rise from the ashes of Joy Division was the source of several documentaries and biopics.
To be honest, I was a little concerned going into Black Adam. A lot of the social media leading to the release had the feel of chirping before a big sporting event.
On a blustery October afternoon, several hundred wrestling and comic book fans came together to celebrate Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, a local boy made good (yes we claim Dwayne Johnson like we claim Keanu Reeves -- the connection is arm's length but we need the wins here in Toronto). He was here promoting the upcoming DC Films/Warner Bros.
I spent several years working on and hosting a podcast where I listened to comedy albums, so when I was asked to review Sally Brooks' upcoming album Street Bird, I was very excited.
Sally is a touring comic, writer, and podcaster. She was born in Cincinnati before moving to New York and finally settling in Atlanta.
One of my favorite things about Toronto's Just for Laughs Festival is that some of the acts are really great at showing you how the sausage gets made.
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