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Emmett Hall is a versatile creative force in the Vancouver scene, balancing a career as a heavy metal musician and a prominent video game composer.

Howard Dai made history as the first guest to join the show "on location" at a gazebo, where the scenic backdrop of farmland, trees, and a nearby slough provided a beautiful setting for his debut.

Lili Beaudoin is a vibrant presence in the community, known for her sharp wit, creative spirit, and a rich history of local involvement.

Kevin Lee shared a variety of nostalgic memories ranging from his local roots and newspaper delivery days to his humorous beginnings in music.

Dino Archie is a comedian who discussed his childhood in a large Fresno household, his early career working as an ice cream salesman and with a "churro man," and his life in Canada.

Colin Cowan explores his hometown of Riverview, New Brunswick, and the region's unique linguistic quirks.

Born in Vancouver, Aaron Read moved to Burnaby as a child. He grew up in a townhouse complex where he spent his youth practicing the steel drum, never receiving a complaint from the neighbors behind the shared walls.

Guest of 'The Library' episode who shared her childhood travels between North Van and Salmon Arm.

Christine Bortolin is a writer, actor, and director with roots in British Columbia. Born in Vancouver and raised in Burnaby, she grew up in a quiet cul-de-sac. It was the kind of tight-knit neighborhood where everyone knew everyone's business, providing a constant stream of local gossip like nearby divorces. During her high school years, she was part of a community where the local team was known as the Lions.

Devin Mackenzie is a comedian, actor, and improviser, and is well known for his work in the comedy duo Hip Bang. Beyond the stage, Devin might own a lathe in his woodworking shop at China Cloud, which he may use to craft handmade pens. He might have given away around eighteen or twenty of those pens to others.

Actor and improviser Ronald Dario joins the show to share stories about his three cats and pitch a massive new retail destination.

A local comedy icon who appears as a special guest to share memories of his Vancouver upbringing and his long-standing history with Ryan Beil.

The Town Show guest often shares personal anecdotes about her Vancouver roots and her family's connection to various landmarks.

Caitlin Howden discussed her origins in Montreal's West Island area and her experiences with local school culture.

Canadian comedian, actor, and podcast host who joined The Town Show for its first episode.