The Dutch Hall with Pete Van Dyk

Pete and Kevin sit down and watch Game 1 of the Leafs vs the Habs and jabber jaw the whole way through it.  Pete talks about wanting to join the Pink race, moving to Austin and giving up on the Pandemic.

Pete and Kevin have a nice chat in the Hall.  Pete actually writes some jokes and then we talk violence and some fight stories.  And Kevin is forced to riff as Pete takes a monster piss.

The Season 8 All Stars reunite for a nice hang.

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Comedian, Dan Brennan comes in to promote his podcast, What Would You Do?  We talk religion with the robot and get into so much different things that I think I'm probably in trouble.

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Sometimes I lie about how good a show is so that you will listen.  This time I'm telling the truth,  it's one of the best we've done.  Charters robot gets a make over,  Beaver attacks nature and invents a great new product that Wes genuinely brands using the only words he spoke on the show and Mike and Wes play us a Weezer tune.

Pete comes up with his most ingenious invention yet in Dutch Hall history.  Derek "The Beaver" Van Heughten co-hosts this great chat in the hall.

We talk mullets, authenticity, Bezos fighting Elon Musk in space, starting a Gathering of the Dutchalos in Australia.  It's a glorious night of BS on this Holiest of Thursdays.

Mike Bouw and Adam Hill, from Crown the Lion, come back to the Hall for a good old fashion shooting of the breeze.  Kaitlyn Van Dyk joins them for a cover of Chris Stapleton's, "Cold" to open

The Beaver steals the show.

Pete messed up Thursday and makes it up by doing this Saturday lunchtime show alone. Listen to Pete nervously try to continue with the show, while trying to convince himself he is not out of his mind.  And we meet internet good news story, Rohit!

We take the new studio for a test run and have an old friend of the show, comedian, Tige Wright in the hall to talk about his time in L.A., how American audiences are different from Canadians and we discuss whether Austin Mathews looks more like Jack White or Freddie Mercury?