• From the Phone of Taylor Moorey

    Hello, I hope you’re well. I don’t know where to start this. The last few months, I’ve been mostly on a single creative track, which is very unusual for me. Most of the time, it’s trying to figure out where the impulses are leading, and if need be, attempting to corral them in one direction…

  • Update #1 or: “Thanks, I Hate It”

    I’m making this update public, so that maaaaybe I can drum up some interest for the show. If you want weekly updates emailed to you, every tier of contribution from “Nerd Stuff” (price: $50) and up, includes these weekly updates, and more. There’s some cool merch and perks like posters, shirts, a digital album of…

  • 83 Interview with Steev Letts and Sean McDonnell

    83 Interview with Steev Letts and Sean McDonnell

    Hey everybody! This project is coming to a tentative close (and this time I mean it). So I hope you enjoy what will functionally be the last episode of The Taylor Moorey Show. Hear why in the intro. But more importantly, listen to two of Vancouver’s best up-and-comers, Steev Letts and Sean McDonnell. They’re both…

  • 82 Interview with Morris Bartlett

    82 Interview with Morris Bartlett

    A day late, a buck short. In this episode, Vancouver’s own Morris Bartlett sits down with me to talk about his time in Afghanistan in the Canadian military, what to do in the event of a mortar attack, Tim Horton’s, as well as his experiences in stand-up. He’s a good friend and a good dude,…

  • 81 Interview with Sam Tonning and Simon King

    81 Interview with Sam Tonning and Simon King

    This episode was honestly a joy to record, so please enjoy this discussion with two comedy heavyweights, Sam Tonning and Simon King. Simon has been a touring headliner for many years, known for his prolific output and confrontational style of comedy, mixing social commentary and silliness with lightning pace. Sam is a staple in Vancouver,…

  • 80 Interview with Andrea Jin & Ola Dada

    80 Interview with Andrea Jin & Ola Dada

    Better (slightly) late than never! Today’s episode includes two of Vancouver’s best young up-and-comers, Andrea Jin and Ola Dada. At just a few years in, they’ve already accomplished a lot, and have much more on the way. Andrea records her album at the end of the month at Little Mountain Gallery and Ola Dada’s show…

  • 79 Interview with Jake Spencer

    79 Interview with Jake Spencer

    The first episode back! Jake Spencer is a hilarious and talented Vancouver comic making a move to Bristol in early February. As he gets in his last shows here, he took the time to sit with me and talk shop, bombing, wrestling, theater school, growing up amongst hippies, and why green means go. He’s a…

  • 75 Interview with Kurt Metzger (2!)

    75 Interview with Kurt Metzger (2!)

    This past Saturday, I had the opportunity to once again interview one of my favourite comedians, the great Kurt Metzger. We talked about writing gigs, Sacha Baron Cohen’s ‘Who is America’, the problems with social media and his past controversies, as well as Louis CK’s return to stand-up and more. Some good news: Since recording…

  • 66 Interview with Noam Dworman, Owner of the Comedy Cellar

    66 Interview with Noam Dworman, Owner of the Comedy Cellar

    Once again I nab an individual waaaayyy out of my podcasting league and interview Noam Dworman, owner of the legendary Comedy Cellar in Greenwich Village, New York City. The iconic club is one of the most famous in the world and is seen in the opening credits of ‘Louie’. The club and specifically Noam, have…

  • 56 Interview with Kate Stables

    56 Interview with Kate Stables

    I had the opportunity to interview Kate Stables, the multi-instrumentalist core of This is the Kit, after the band’s soundcheck at the Fox Cabaret. We talk about jokes, Kate’s writing process, the state of the world and our perception of it, and the issues of a small, indie band. Truly a lovely and thoughtful individual…