In this episode of 'Squirrels After Dark,' Sharon Da Boy’z hosts a lively discussion featuring a colorful cast of characters including Rick Hunter, T-Bone, J-rod aka Pup Titan, Jooky, and special guest Pup Noah. The episode opens with casual chatter about sleep habits and Friday night routines before a boisterous introduction to Season 3, Episode 11. Throughout the conversation, participants reminisce about various life adventures, dealing with annoying public behavior, and reflect on their personal growth over the past three years. They also delve into work-related grievances, unionization efforts, and the challenges of customer service. The episode is peppered with humorous banter, notably about coffee habits, unique passions, and travel experiences. As the podcast progresses, the group reveals their appreciation for quality time off from phones and the joys of deep conversations among friends. The episode concludes with shout-outs and acknowledgements for their listeners and the Coquitlam First Nations' traditional territories.

In Episode 11 of The Squirrel Hour, the hosts Rick Hunter (aka Spyder- Pup) & the cast bring you another lively and NSFW podcast. Rick expresses gratitude to their listeners from 68 countries, while the team shares anecdotes, including Rick’s chaos opening beers and a humorous misunderstanding over the E-word. The episode features Pup Noah as a special guest who shares his harrowing road trip from BC to Ontario and back through the US, including a deer collision and a snowy drive. The group discusses summer plans, their affinity for the pup community, and their appreciation for supportive friendships. They also share amusing anecdotes and thoughts on mental health, with Pup Noah starting a journaling practice. The episode wraps up with light-hearted banter and a reminder that mental health is important.

In this lively and unfiltered episode of the Squirrel Hour podcast, host Rick Hunter (aka Spyder-Pup) welcomes Tank, a prominent figure in the pup community. They dive into various topics, including the growth of the pup community, the challenges of organizing events, and the personal stories of Tank and the crew. The episode also touches on the importance of creating safe spaces and promotes the upcoming Doghouse XL event. Not for the faint of heart, this explicit and candid conversation is filled with humor, insights, and a few unexpected twists.

Show Links:

9-8-8

https://988.ca/

Bc Crisis Centre

https://www.crisiscentre.bc.ca/

HIM Clinic

https://checkhimout.ca/

Doghouse XL

https://www.villagestudios.life/events/doghousexl

PumpJacks Pub

https://www.pumpjackpub.com/

Crossroads Hospice Society

https://www.crossroadshospice.org/

Golden Parrots Pub

https://www.goldenparrotspub.com/