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Pete calls Steve into the booth to record an update for the listeners, to bring them up to speed on what's happening during our Hiatus. Spoiler Alert - F All. So Pete gathers together the Holy Trinity of PNS and takes them on a tropical retreat to figure out this new show!
One of the Nocturnal Emissions has to go, if the voting came down to a tie (Spoiler Alert! - it did) the tie would be broken by Whiskey Wes Haegans. This is his shocking response!
I thought maybe given recent events, it might be in poor taste to release this episode. But then I realized, it has always been in poor taste. Enjoy! Or don't
Pete hastily brings in the members of the Greatest Band in Canadian Late Night History, the Nocturnal Emissions, individually, to ask them a question that could change the show forever! #PNS
We miss our listeners so much that we needed to give them a chance to be heard during our hiatus, just for you you all get invited to our next show!
This is the first pilot for new shows we are working on here at Spiky Ball Studios. In this first episode of Backstage with Pete Van Dyk, Pete sits down with film maker, producer, writer, comedian and actor, Brandon MacIntosh to discuss the more than 21 different occupations he has had in his very eclectic life. We do this in search of a job that doesn't suck.
Tell us what you think of the show. Give us some feedback, pause for stinger, @ livefromthedutchhall@gmail.com
Six years ago to the day, we started something for no reason and kept doing it every week until it became something and tonight is the last show of its kind. Thanks to everyone who has ever supported us in any way and stay tuned ... You ain't seen nothing yet!
Happy Holidays!
The Dutch Hall welcomes comedian and oldest person we could find, Jimmy England to do our show. We talk comedy, sex, and tell jokes no one likes but us. And we pay tribute to our dearly missed friend on his birthday.
Michael Bouw makes his triumphant return to Live From the Dutch Hall but has to answer for his 3 missed weeks or face being exiled from the show. Is his excuse enough to save his place as Band Leader of the Greatest Band in Canadian Late Night history, the Nocturnal Emissions. Listen and find out.
Against everyone's advice, Pete consumes a dangerous drug on air. Things actually go pretty smoothly.
Half the band walks out on the show, so Pete assembles a Supergroup to replace them, and they kicked ass and talked Climate Change. And the winner of the Whiskey Wes and Alisha 50-50 draw is announced.
Pete treats the crew to fulfill their childhood dreams of being a contestant on the Wheel of Fortune. He goes all out, even hiring in, legendary clapping coach, Teddy Clapson. Sorry about all the clapping but its the Wheel.
Huge announcement about the future of the show to start the show, then Wally and Shanell Warwick come in to talk about the intimate details of their relationship, then we end the show with a NotSo Newlywed Game which welcomes the return of host Flap Wilson.
A real old school feel to this show. The Nocturnal Emissions are a trio this week and Derek "the Beaver" VanHeugten co-hosts. We tell the tale of Steve and look to the internet for haunted monkeys.
Comedian and future father, Ryan Simm, comes in to shoot the breeze. Jordan replaces both Mike and Dave and the cookie Lady is back!
Old school Dutch Hall, try to do some good in the world starting with our very own, sweet Tyler Shazma.
Our band leader has gotten through the major worries of another year now that his crop is in and we get boozed to celebrate.
We promote shows that will be good and deliver on our promise to put a bullshit, fly by the seat of your pants show. Mike and Dave no show, Paul bails mid show and we get a last minute drop in singer.
The Dutch Hall crew uses its limited knowledge of politics and current events to try and help Canadians make the right decisions in Octobers elections. Our choices are brutal.
