The Stuph File Program
Featuring Francis Bradley, CEO & President of The Canadian Electricity Association; comedian John Poveromo; & Stuart Nulman with Book Banter
Francis Bradley, is the CEO & President of the Canadian Electricity Association. It’s an organization that this year is celebrating its 130th anniversary. Francis is also the host of the electricity-centric podcast called The Flux Capacitor.
John Poveromo is a standup comic. He talks about his new film called Duppet. It deals with depression in the form of a puppet. John is also the host of the podcast, Dystopia Tonight.
Stuart Nulman with another edition of Book Banter. This week’s reviewed titles are:
- A Canadian Werewolf in New York by Mark Leslie (Stark Publishing, $19.99)
- Stowe Away: A Canadian Werewolf Novella by Mark Leslie (Stark Publishing, $14.99)
- Fear and Longing in Los Angeles by Mark Leslie (Stark Publishing, $19.99)
You can also read Stuart’s reviews in The Montreal Times.
(Patreon Stuph File Program fans, there is a Patreon Reward Extra where Stuart and I vent about the books we hated, plus there is bonus track featuring a dramatic reading of one of the worst books, written by the worst actress ever).
This week’s guest slate is presented by Marc Hartzman from WeirdHistorian.com. He’s also the author of The Big Book of Mars: From Ancient Egypt to The Martian, A Deep-Space Dive into Our Obsession with the Red Planet.
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