Montreal Sauce

Our first interview of the new season continues with Sean Tilley of We Distribute.

We're back! To start the new season we're talking about decentralization, community, trust, the weird mold thing called kombucha, and more with Sean Tilley.

The last time Paul & Chris got together to do a short show minus any guests, they talked "Star Trek Discovery". How fitting that the first Sauce Packet of this year is talking about season 2 of the show.

The 2018 Montreal Sauce Halloween Special, with Daniel J. Hogan and Arturo Vergara

Paul and Chris get together to discuss the latest incarnation of "Star Trek" in a short episode we like to call a "Sauce Packet"!

What in the name of *Zork*? Join Daniel J. Hogan, Arturo Vergara, and co-host Chris as they abuse computer Paul by loading up a text adventure game that forces him to say "I do not understand ____," over and over.

Our conversation with Stump Kitchen was one of those chats where we lose track of time. Guest Alexis and the hosts were sad to see the time was up.

The steak sauce still remains a mystery, but we do have an inspiring chat with Alexis from Stump Kitchen. Our multitalented friend shares her story with us and her compassion with everyone around her.

The second half of our conversation with German Villages of the Modern Manhood podcast and web site. We continue our conversation about masculinity, sports, stigmas around therapy, Super Mario World, and TRUCKS!

Here we have another of our patented, massive introductions of our guest German Villages, but did Chris get the research right? Oops.

The Quiz surfaces once again in our second half of the conversation with writer, artist, filmmaker, podcaster & cat owner Daniel J. Hogan. We get reading recommendations, a podcast playlist, irritated eyeballs and a brief history on "Who's The Boss?"

Daniel J. Hogan was our first guest ever and he came back!

Alison Hagan of the MS Society is back to tell us about a personal passion, The Edmonton Story Slam. We learn how it all started, the talented participants, prize money and Paul & Chris have a slam of their own.

Alison Hagan of the MS Society shared her journey on this episode. Conversation about the importance of farm communities, the history of cutting and pasting, the state of journalism, cycling culture and much more.

The second half of our chat with Jeff Samsonow is all about his indie media production adventures. We learn about the company started by he and Sally Poulsen, The Edmontonian Media Co.

This episode is an interview with the talented Jeff Samsonow, who wears a number of hats. He's been a journalist, producer, writer, product strategist, content director and more.

In university, Paul had a reputation for fun voices. In his head, Chris also believed he could do imitations. On this episode the truth is exposed as they briefly examine the art of impression.

Another hour with Adriean Koleric on street art, collage, podcasting from a VW and being a Detroit Pistons fan in Western Canada.

We're getting our art on with this chat with Adriean Koleric. From street art & installations to furniture & gallery shows in the States & Canada, he's always experimenting. Adriean talks about paying the bills, clerical artist statements and how we interact with art & artists in the age of the interwebs.

The second half of our conversation with the developer Mad Max, Aaron Clifford is here! On this episode we talk virtual noses, old school game consoles, developing for VR and positional audio. The dreaded quiz is back and we've got Pac-man Fever.

Put your VR headgear on and listen to the latest episode where we talk to the maker of DAWT, Mr. Aaron Clifford. The Edmonton developer schools us in his 20 years of coding, tells us how he was conceived in a tent in New Zealand and how to record your software onto a cassette tape.

Comics too expensive to read, blatant podcast promotion, figure skating to the Spider-man theme song and Siri's inability to open up are all the topics covered in the second half of the conversation with Danica & Brandon of Variant Edition.

Another fun one, this episode the gents are talking to the owners of Variant Edition a comic shop in Edmonton. Brandon & Danica also do a number of podcasts as well. On this show we give old TV stars new detective shows, talk about Siri's self-image issues, sexism, inclusiveness and privileged white dudes.

Visual artists never fail to inspire, but we went all the way to Antwerp to talk to Midge Sinnaeve. Fine... technically we Skyped Midge. Though we'd love to go there! Especially after talking to him. We talk VR, books, 3D scanning, cycling in tunnels, scifi and SyFy.

This episode we talked to an artist, a programmer, studio owner and the visual arts education coordinator at the International Academy of Film and Television in Antwerp. Midge Sinnaeve joined the fellas to talk awkward clients, how one becomes a 'professional' and the Super Bowl from a European perspective.

In the second part of our live show, Jamil Lahham tells us about his attempt at stand-up comedy, his award winning animation and the attitude needed to complete those personal projects.

"You go to school to learn a craft in some sense, but more than anything else, you're learning about yourself." The Michigan-Edmonton duo of Paul and Chris were lucky enough to chat with animator and director Jamil Lahham who shared those words about university. Jamil tells us about the organic nature of traditional animation, animating cycles for iPads and the weight of an Oscar.

This is part deux of our conversation with Carolyn Fung & Paul Juricic who were grad students at The Centre for Digital Media.

On this episode the gents talk about preserving memories, archiving, data and private interests. The guests are graduate students from The Centre for Digital Media, Paul Juricic and Carolyn Fung.

This is our first Sauce Packet, a short show on a single topic. The inaugural topic is "that album that always finds its way into your playlist."

We go deep into programming languages and their history with our guest Tierney Coren (http://bnb.im/). There's a sprinkling of tech recommendations, some Rooster Teeth and a discussion on the popularity of Let's Play videos.

Our guest Tierney Coren (@bitandbang) is part of the Node.js Evangelism Work Group, a web developer, designer, writer and student.

First official board meeting of the Saucerors, Paul and Chris.

In part dos of the discussion with Arturo Vergara we discuss the value of a college education, the importance of agriculture, the false idea of a post-scarcity society and rapping, yo!

This episode your favorite bosom buddies are conversing with developer, musician & writer Arturo Vergara about language, influential authors & thinkers, cyberpunk and the value of art criticism.

Joe Veix is back! We talk giant, square tube TVs, human suffering, the Publik Facebook and of course, Truck Nutz.

Paul & Chris were joined by writer and artist with a last name that people always pronounce wrong, Joe Veix. He discusses his career, joke writing and of course Matthew McConaughey.

Dan Benjamin joined us to chat about his love of radio, setting the right expectations for your podcast and making better podcasts for listeners.

It's part deux with Taryn Arnold from Patreon! As the conversation continues from the last show they discuss educational videos, the art of interviewing, Ace of Base, Tamagotchi, and bad accents.

In a very fun show, Paul & Chris get chat with the hilarious and enthusiastic Taryn Arnold from Patreon. She joins the show to talk the art of mouth foley, the right amount of internet stalking, teen crushes and Patreon page success.

It's part 2 with Jonathan Killearn, a classically trained musician navigating the competitive new music distribution world of the Internet. Is it crazy to pursue a career in creative arts?

The talented clog dancers, Chris & Paul chat with producer, arranger, composer & performer Jonathan Killearn. It's a battle of dueling microphones & cheap Korean guitars.

The new season has started and the guys are dropping science! Well, actually they're catching up with each other and you. Listen to learn how Val Kilmer could have saved the world from evil cable bundles if his Amtrak train hadn't been delayed.

Paul & Chris are back! They're kicking it old school. Join them as they go to warp speed. Well, just as soon as they can remove all the Google bloatware from the engineering software and find a cool external hard drive.

This is the second half of our discussion with writer Marty Chan. Topics are writing for the stage vs. novels, favorite authors, Houdini and the cleverly named new insulin.

The gents were incredibly lucky to talk to author Marty Chan. His works include books, plays, radio and television scripts & hilarious tweets. Discussion topics include actors who overdub Hollywood star's in films shown in other countries, prejudice, the Chinese word to describe "your life is going terribly wrong" and of course cats.

Paul and Chris sit down and chat about central vacuum and avocados! What more could you want from a host-full show? Well, surprise guest Tina pops in to talk delicious cookies and not-so delicious undercooked cheeseburgers.

Jacob Cook from arkOS is with the guys for part 2 of the discussion on privacy. Jacob says we should trust the investigation techniques we've used for years rather than collect everyone's data.

This week Chris wanted to talk about privacy so he and Paul invited Jacob Cook the father of arkOS to talk about the importance of confidentiality and better ways to protect yourself online.

This is the second half our conversation with artist & developer, Jen Montes. We discuss being multilingual, Puerto Rico, Python, GitHub, and poutine.

Jen Montes currently works on the animated show Archer. She started out as an illustrator and now develops tools to assist the artists & animators. We talk about federating the web, cats, electrical engineering, and jazz hands.

Chris is on the road interviewing students in the Master of Digital Media program at The Centre for Digital Media in Vancouver. In addition to the school and projects, we discuss how technology has changed the concept of ownership and we collectively miss the days of buying physical media.

As they used to say in the days of radio, this week we're on a live remote from The Centre for Digital Media in Vancouver. We chat with the students about the unique program and school.

Part two of the conversation with Alan Henry of Lifehacker. He shares some kitchen advice and his joy of traveling to various Gawker Media hubs. You'll learn that anime has a flavor for everyone and Spider-Man has a giant mech.

Chris & Paul are joined by Alan Henry to chat about former lives, science, college radio, and Alan's journey on the way to writing for Lifehacker.

A production coordinator from Hollywood, Jil Szewski talks to Paul and Chris about working shows, unions, the long hours, and practical jokes on imdb.

Paul & Chris discuss Raspberry Pi projects, SNL, and regional film distribution.

Chris & Paul are left to their own devices, whatever that means. The two share what they did on the break between seasons and discuss Gene Roddenberry & Dan Harmon shows.

Season 3 begins with the talented and inspiring Nicole Belanger. We discuss the power of stories, the glorification of busy and the lack of diversity in our films, books and entertainment in general.

Dr. Rick Kopak stuck around for a second episode to discuss the power of highlighting in digital text, urban fantasy, cyberpunk and the staying power of iconic books. Rick is an educator & researcher at the iSchool at the University of British of Columbia.

The fellows are joined by Dr. Rick Kopak from iSchool at the University of British of Columbia, where he researches information design and human computer interaction.

In this part 2 with Christian Day, we relax and talk tv and movies. You know, the hits.

Our guest on this show is a 3D generalist. That's a fancy term meaning Christian can do it all: modeling, texturing, rendering, lighting, animation, FX, effects and whatever else they throw at him.

Dan Hogan briefly re-joins us to discuss his process, the workflow of his webcomic and why being weird is winning.

Artist & author Dan Hogan returns to chat Redshirts, webcomics, cartoons, and Tim Hortons.

Andy Luther is back in part two of our interview with the actor. We discuss his movie roles, triple threats, and working for The Onion.

We have the awesome pleasure to chat with Andy Luther, an actor in Chicago. Andy studied in New York, he's appeared in films and television but his passion is theater.

Continuing the show from last week, we're chatting with our musician friend, Seth. The gang discusses the evolution of business on the web and changing technology over the last 10 years.

On this episode we talk with Seth, who just made the leap from a career in television production to pursuing the starving artist lifestyle of a musician.

Paul and Chris talk about Doctor Who, Sherlock, Highlander, Star Trek. Basically, a tour-de-force of science fiction.

The saucy specimen who joined us this episode via phone is David Sherry (https://twitter.com/DavidSherry36). David and his mastermind partner, Allie (http://blog.allisonlehman.com/) want to bring Death to the Stock Photo.

Part deux of our chat with Tony Sarkees, an attorney in Chicago who loves making things at the local hackerspace as much as he loves gaming.

We chat with attorney, gamer and maker Tony Sarkees. He teaches us that copyright laws were actually created to "propagate ideas, encourage creation of new works, inform the public and build a common culture."

We resume our interview with Colette Mondor, Canadian Wonder Woman and school teacher.

This week is our back to school special. Our guest is Colette Mondor, an educator in Canada.

Chris & Paul are holding hands & recording a show in the same studio?

Paul and Chris talk user agents, curry super powers, bizarre sports stats and they name your promising garage band.

We continue our chat with designer Sally Ann. Sally Ann designs clothing & accessories using ONLY recycled fabric. She sells her wares at markets and festivals and also online at http://www.shopsallyann.com.

This week we are lucky to speak to Sally Ann, a clothing and accessories designer who crafts everything from recycled materials. You can find her blog, designs and tutorials at http://www.sallyannk.com or check out her shop, http://www.shopsallyann.com.

Jacob Cook sticks around for another show. Jacob is the Mad Max of the Information Highway, who supports open source and decentralization with his amazing projects arkOS and the CitizenWeb Project.

This episode we chat with Jacob Cook. Jacob is the handsome brain behind arkOS and CitizenWeb Project. We talk the importance of open source, crowd funding and Big Brother's sneaky mistress, Big Data.

Paul and Chris review the episode with Justin Hall, and dig into other fun podcasts and podcatching utilities.

Justin Hall is our guest, and we talk about sharing our lives on the web, creating communities around our projects, and sharing embarrassing photos of our kids on social media.

Tina joins us again to talk "Orphan Black".

This week we're joined by Paul's wife Tina & we talk body functions, children and Weight Watchers.

Resuming our half-and-half episode format, it's Season 2, Episode 6.

It's time to get back on the Sauce. This week, we're back to Paul and Chris, Canadiéno-e-Americáno.

Once again, Jonah Bailey pops in as our guest for part 2. He is a designer, comic book fan, and Trekkie.

Jonah Bailey is a designer, comic book fan and our guest this episode. We talk about Captain America, among other things.

In episode 2 we talk security. Forget password services and secure websites, you need Liam Neeson. Paul hacks apart Star Wars with a machete on air.

Welcome back to the Sauce. Glad you fell off the wagon. Paul & Chris were on hiatus globetrotting on the hunt for crystal skulls.

How is "The Walking Dead" like "Dukes of Hazard"? How many impressions can Chris do? Are we podcasting in diapers? Find out in Episode 11 of Montreal Sauce!

The fabled 10th episode, as handsome as the 10th doctor. And this is the 2nd Episode of March Montreal Madness!

iMacs overheat, people. That's why we record this podcast on a lovely 27" iMac! Special guest this week, Mr. Sippy Straw. Also, Jeff Goldblum, Robot Chicken, cell phone companies suck, and forgetting to hit record, on Montreal Sauce.

Livin' it up, on the Montreal Sauce show. Talkin' bout politics. Talkin' 'bout, crazy cool medalions. Talkin' it up. On the Montreal Sauce show.

Chris and Paul are back, mano-a-mano to talk more about Canadian health care, Godzilla, code, Doctor Who, and KFC. It's Montreal Sauce! Yum!

Our guest this episode is writer & cartoonist Daniel J. Hogan. Listen to the podcast to learn a bit about self-publishing, comedy & ad revenue.

So Paul's been sick, and that's why we haven't been recording. But it's OK - we managed to put together a great show about whales, colds, and Cory Doctorow.

Here we go again! Your best pals Coy and Vance are back and ready to race in the General Lee! Also, we talk about Asians of S.H.I.E.L.D., as well as a great discussion of Canadian Thanksgiving. You may not know what's real in this one, because of all the alternate historical factifying.