Television Episodes

Tobin welcomes Kevin Hanchard to the podcast to talk all things Hudson & Rex, getting to become a director, and who needs a kick in the nads.

Tobin welcomes Canadian actor, Nathan Dales to the podcast to talk some Letterkenny and some hockey

Tobin welcomes actor/comedian, Aaron Branch to the show to talk about the Netflix show "Unstable" and his comedy career

Tobin chats with Ed the Sock on New Music Now, Ed's time at Much Music and the Canadian Television scene.

Tobin welcomes Actress Jodie Sweetin to the podcast to talk about her career on Full House and Fuller House and being a child star. Jodie also talks about the changing evolution of how we watch television, the social media landscape, and her struggles with addiction. We also talk about the late great Bob Saget. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Canadian actress, Megan Hutchings to the podcast to talk about her acting career, adopting animals and yoga.

Tobin chats with John Stamos about Season 2 of Big Shot, the passing of his friend Bob Saget and Full House.

Tobin welcomes John Reardon to the show. The two East Coasters talk about acting, the gigs you take along the way and the success of Hudson and Rex.

Shane Marriott talks about getting the role of Sticks on "The Porters" , getting into acting at a young age, staying Humble and his thoughts on the Lebron/Kobe/Jordan debate.

Nadine Whiteman Roden talks about her career in acting, her role in the new Peacock show, "Take Note" and having more representation in media

Johanna jumps on the podcast to talk about Tall Girls 2, dealing with depression and mental health and we talk about gaming.

Brian Williams talks his career, covering the Olympics and retirement.

Tobin welcomes Brittany Bristow to the podcast. You may know Brittany if you ever turn on a Hallmark Christmas movie during the Countdown to Christmas or Christmas in July as she stars in a few Hallmark movies. In this episode Brittany talks about how she got her start in acting, branching outside the Hallmark movie brand, her love of the Christmas season, and much much more. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Newfoundland Actor and Producer, Allan Hawco to the podcast. Allan talks about how he got into acting, how the television show Republic of Doyle came to be, and what he would have done differently with the show. We also have some fun at Allan's expense with his guest role on Hudson and Rex and the budget needing to fit in his LEATHER jacket request (not actually true) . Plus we chat about getting our older siblings clothes, streaming compared to having to wait to watch televisi...

Tobin welcomes Mayko Nguyen to the podcast. Mayko has been featured in Rookie Blue, and Killjoys and is currently portraying Chief of Forensics, Sarah Truong on City TV's Hudson and Rex. The series is filmed in St. John's, Newfoundland. Mayko discussed getting the role for the show, the changes they have made in the latest season, working with Rex (a german shepherd dog), and how originally she struggled when first making the move from Toronto to Newfoundland. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes one of Newfoundland's household names and the Creator of This Hour Has 22 minutes, Mary Walsh. Mary talks about her career from CODCO to forming 22 minutes, battling alcoholism, and how the perception of being from Newfoundland has changed over the years. We also discuss other famous Newfoundlanders and how they got into the comedy/ sketch business. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Troy Doherty. Troy is a jack of all trades (his words not mine), but if you see his body of work you'll agree. Troy has been in broadway musicals at the age of nine, has been featured on This is Us and Victorious, and now has his own EP out called, Calvin Court. We talk all about his career and Ep on this episode. Plus we learn something new about Mambo #5. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Justin Kelly from the show, Hudson and Rex on the podcast. You may also remember him as Noah on Family Channels, The Latest Buzz (it does get mentioned). Justin talks about how he got cast on the show, coming to Newfoundland for the first time, working with a dog on the show and we tease about a Jesse spinoff and much much more. Check It Out Here

Tobin FINALLY welcomes Bob Saget to the podcast. Tobin chats with Bob about his career from Full House to How I Met Your Mother. What he enjoyed about the shows, how he ended up being cast, and the alternate ending of HIMYM. Bob also chats about America's Funniest HOME Videos, the re-vamping of the series with "Video's After Dark", "cancel culture" and his new podcast Bob Saget's Here For You. What are you waiting for? Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Sharon Hampson and her daughter Randi to the show. Sharon is a member of the family-friendly entertainment group, Sharon, Lois, and Bram. We talk to both of them about forming the trio, its success in Canada and abroad, the passing of Lois Lilienstein, and the impact they had on acts like Splash n Boots, Jeremy Fisher, and others. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Kids Entertainers, Sonshine & Broccoli to the show. The two explain how they got into this line of work, the people they looked up to, and their album Hug Life. They also talk about going through adversity and how they have been keeping themselves busy during COVID. Check it Out Here

Tobin chats with Canadian singer-songwriter Jeremy Fisher about creating his live stream for kids during this pandemic. Jeremy explains the importance of having the kids feel like they are a part of the entertainment and where he wants this project to go. Tobin and Jeremy also chat about ties to Newfoundland, and how he got into the music industry. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Nick (Splash) and Taes (Boots) of Treehouse's Splash n' Boots. They talk about how this television show started as a university project at Queens, the choice of colors, and why they got into children's entertainment. We also have some fun with the duo as we introduce a game called How Canadian and find out some of Nick and Tae's favorite things. Check It Out Here

Tobin talks to Canadian Great, Lynn Johnston about her career as a cartoonist. She discusses her struggles, her early success, and of course, the comic strip that started off in newspapers and became a television show in syndication, "For Better or For Worse" and more. Check It Out Here