The Produce Stand Podcast 🍁 A Letterkenny and Shoresy Aftershow

The Produce Stand Podcast is a fan-driven show celebrating Letterkenny and its spinoff Shoresy . Join hosts Tanya, Mat, Victor, and Al as they break down episodes, dive into character moments, and share behind-the-scenes insights—mixing sharp humour, lively fan interaction, and interviews with cast and crew. Perfect for fans who love the small-town antics of Letterkenny and the gritty hockey swagger of Shoresy . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Produce Stand Podcast 🍁 A Letterkenny and Shoresy Aftershow is a tv podcast hosted by Al Grego, with 212 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Al Grego hosts The Produce Stand Podcast 🍁 A Letterkenny and Shoresy Aftershow, a tv show with 212 episodes published.

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  Episode #4

  TPS327: Heated Rivalry S1E4: Rose

  Oct 2, 20262h 4mS1

  This week on The Produce Stand the gang recap and review Heated Rivalry Season 1, Episode 4: “Rose.” Joining Al, Tanya, Mat, and Victor is Manisha , host of the award-winning Archery Parent Podcast . Shane and Ilya’s arrangement starts getting complicated when an overnight invitation, a tuna melt, and the use of first names threaten to turn their hookups into something more. The panel debates Shane’s panicked exit, Ilya’s vulnerability, and whether these two are protecting themselves or shutting each other out. Naturally, Mat has a theory involving tuna. Meanwhile, Shane meets actress Rose Landry, and their budding public romance leaves Ilya watching from the sidelines. We discuss Rose’s introduction, the contrast between Shane’s public and private lives, and the jealousy-fuelled club sequence” Plus, we tackle listener feedback and react to I Kill the Bear bloopers featuring Jared Keeso, Jonathan Torrens, and Georges St-Pierre. Ratings: Al: Clearance Mat: Clearance Tanya: Fresh Victor: Compost Manisha: Clearance Episode MVP: Al: Ilya Mat: Rose Tanya: Shane Victor: Rose's French Fries Manisha: Svetlana/Rose Links: Archery Parent Podcast Opening Theme: Rightfully Mine by Poised For The Worm Closing Theme: Inebriation by Poised For The Worm TPS on Facebook | Instagram | Bluesky | YouTube Join Our Patreon Join our Patreon for bonus content and for an ad-free feed! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #3

  TPS326: Heated Rivalry S1E3: Hunter

  Sep 22, 20261h 56mS1

  On the latest The Produce Stand , the gang continues its Heated Rivalry coverage with Episode 3, “Hunter.” After two episodes following Shane and Ilya, the spotlight shifts to New York Admirals captain Scott Hunter and Kip, the smoothie shop employee who catches his eye. Al, Tanya, Mat and Victor recap Scott and Kip’s story, discuss the change of pace, and ask what this new relationship adds to the series. Then it’s time for initial thoughts, ratings and MVPs. Ratings: Mat: Fresh Tanya: Fresh Victor: Fresh Al: Fresh Awesome: Fresh Links: Mat: Elena Tanya: Kitchen Scene Victor: Kyle Al: Elena Awesome: François Arnaud Episode MVP: Opening Theme: Rightfully Mine by Poised For The Worm Closing Theme: Inebriation by Poised For The Worm TPS on Facebook | Instagram | Bluesky | YouTube Join Our Patreon Join our Patreon for bonus content and for an ad-free feed! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #2

  TPS325: Heated Rivalry S1E2: Olympians

  Sep 14, 20261h 51mS1

  The Produce Stand continues its coverage of Jacob Tierney’s Heated Rivalry with Season 1, Episode 2, “The Olympians.” Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov’s secret relationship stretches across seasons, cities and plenty of increasingly flirtatious texts before the two finally reconnect. As their rivalry grows on the ice, their relationship begins to become something much more complicated off it. Then the story moves to the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, where the pressure on Ilya intensifies and Shane gets a firsthand look at just how different their worlds really are. From Ilya’s struggles with his family and the Russian media to Shane trying to understand exactly what the two of them mean to each other, “The Olympians” adds new layers to both characters and their relationship. The TPS panel breaks down the episode, including the time-jumping opening montage, Shane and Ilya’s chemistry, the Sochi storyline, the changing dynamic between them and that heartbreaking final message. Chapters: 00:00:00 – Introduction 00:07:05 – How Was Your Week? 00:17:15 – Don’t Bore Us Get To The Chorus (Episode Recap) 01:17:25 – Initial Thoughts 01:31:10 – Ratings 01:36:13 – MVPs 01:39:19 – Listener Comments 01:40:11 – Questionable Call 01:42:37 – Patreon Rollcall 01:44:31 – Final Comments 01:49:09 – Outro Episode Rating: Tanya: Fresh Victor: Compost Al: Clearance Mat: Fresh Michèle: Fresh Episode MVP: Tanya: Shane Victor: The Ending Horn Al: Shane Mat: Sexting Michèle: Svetlana Links: Opening Theme: Rightfully Mine by Poised For The Worm Closing Theme: Inebriation by Poised For The Worm TPS on Facebook | Instagram | Bluesky | YouTube Join Our Patreon Join our Patreon for bonus content and for an ad-free feed! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #1

  TPS324: Heated Rivalry S1E1: Rookies

  Sep 10, 20262h 2mS1

  On the latest TPS, the gang begins their coverage of Jacob Tierney’s Heated Rivalry with episode one, “Rookies”. They recap the episode, then debate first impressions and ratings. Chapters: 00:00:00 – Introduction 00:02:53 – How Was Your Week? 00:21:39 – Don’t Bore Us Get To The Chorus (Episode Recap) 01:35:26 – Initial Thoughts 01:44:35 – Ratings 01:50:26 – MVPs 01:54:54 – YEWniversal News 01:56:49 – Final Comments 02:00:38 – Outro Episode Rating: Victor: Compost Al: Clearance Mat: Clearance Tanya: Fresh Erin: Fresh Episode MVP: Victor: Vincent Lamaire (WTF!) Al: Ilya Rozanov Mat: Ilya Rozanov Tanya: Gym Scene Erin: Ilya Rozanov Links: Opening Theme: Rightfully Mine by Poised For The Worm Closing Theme: Inebriation by Poised For The Worm TPS on Facebook | Instagram | Bluesky | YouTube Join Our Patreon Join our Patreon for bonus content and for an ad-free feed! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  The Produce Stand Podcast 🍁 A Letterkenny and Shoresy Aftershow

  TPS322: An Interview With Tim Cherry (Writer & Producer of Keep Your Head Up, Kid & The Wrath of Grapes)

  Aug 26, 20261h 30m

  This week on The Produce Stand, we cap off our summer-long Don Cherry retrospective with the man who helped bring his story to the screen: Tim Cherry, award-winning writer, producer and son of Don Cherry. Tim takes us behind the scenes of Keep Your Head Up, Kid: The Don Cherry Story and The Wrath of Grapes , revealing how the films came together . He shares memories of growing up around the Boston Bruins, his father's coaching career and the real stories that inspired some of our favourite scenes. Tim tells the incredible story of how the Cherry family immediately knew Jared was their Don, while CBC initially resisted casting the relatively unknown actor. We also talk Coach's Corner , Ron MacLean, Ralph Mellanby, Sarah Manninen's remarkable performance as Rose, Don's departure from television, and why Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Hockey never made it into the movies. It's the perfect epilogue to our summer with Grapes. Chapters: 00:00:00 – Introduction and Rock ’Em Sock ’Em Hockey 00:01:51 – Making the Don Cherry Miniseries 00:40:17 – Don Cherry’s Hockey, Family and Broadcasting Legacy 01:15:54 – Behind-the-Scenes Stories and Future Projects 01:28:48 – Outro Links: Opening Theme: Rightfully Mine by Poised For The Worm Closing Theme: Inebriation by Poised For The Worm TPS on Facebook | Instagram | Bluesky | YouTube Join Our Patreon Join our Patreon for bonus content and for an ad-free feed! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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