Episode 40 of the Prairie Dawgs Podcast is finally here. Our esteemed guest Jordan Welwood joins us to talk about Tattoo Conventions, stand-up comedy gigs from hell, nipples, Just for Laughs, the kindness of Pete Holmes and Nate Bargatze, and then we discuss the Winnipeg General strike of 1918, Bloody Saturday, and the start of a major labour movement across Canada.

Episode 39 of the Prairie Dawgs Podcast. We discuss Tesla, the couch, the stand-up comedy film "Is this Thing On?", Jesse Plemons vibe check, Dr. Odyssey, a British Airlines pilot that was sucked out of the cockpit, politics of war, Lino cut prints, and more.

The lore this is week is the story of the Gimli Glider, a plane that ran out of gas on it's way from Ottawa to Edmonton and had to make an emergency landing on a small runway in Gimli, Manitoba.

Thank you to our sponsor Rumor's Comedy Club. Hit us up for tickets to shows on our Instagram. Check out our Patreon to see a couple live shows hosted by Tyler Kotowski and now the boys review the iconic internet video Cake Farts.

The dawgs have a lot to catch up on since we last spoke. We’re touching on goals for 2026, we’re discussing George St. Pierre’s speaking tour. We hope to talk to Shaun Murphy about his upcoming stand-up special. Check out our sponsor Rumor’s Comedy Club. Jeff McEnery is there this week. The second half of this episode we revisit special moments in 2025 for the t-boys. Tommy Prince, Gerald Blanchard and a rant about Louis CK’s show in Winnipeg.

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Episode 37 is here, we’re wrapping up 2025 and setting some serious goals for 2026. Was Tesla a good guy or a dweeb loser? What happened when the pilot took mushrooms before a commercial flight? All this and a brand new Prairie Lore.

In this episode of the Prairie Dawgs Podcast our hosts record on the highest floor in Winnipeg (ignore any taller buildings in the background, those are deepfake). Pogo sticks come up a lot, but the recreational bouncing pole and the battered hot dog on a stick. This week's prairie lore is about Piercy Augustus “Percy” Haynes. Thanks to our sponsor Rumor's Comedy Club.