West vs Westerer Podcast
West vs Westerer is what happens when two cousins - one a liberal British Columbian, the other a somewhat conservative Albertan - try to make sense of the world, one fiery and humourous conversation at a time.Hosted by Dale from BC and Dennis from Alberta, this podcast takes…
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Ep25 - Ask Me Anything Part 2 (opens the original)
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Back by popular demand! Questions for Dennis and Dale from listeners around the world are asked and answered. Take a journey into the psyche of these two whacky podcasters.
Ep24 - Genie in a Bottle (opens the original)
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Dennis talks about the joy of first day of school especially now that his youngest started kindergarten. They also rub the genie lamp and share what their three wishes would be. Hint: it's not what you would expect. Thanks for listening!
Ep23 - Sibling Rivalry (opens the original)
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Siblings, who needs em? Apparently we do. Dennis and Dale share how their siblings shaped their lives for the better. They also chat theories on Col Sanders of fried chicken fame and staycations.
Ep22 - Papa Can You Hear Me? (opens the original)
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Dale and Dennis get deeply personal as they share stories and celebrate their dads and being dads. How do wildfires, vacation and The Amazon fit in, listen to find out!
Ep21 - Top 5 Lists and Birthdays (opens the original)
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What are Dale and Dennis' top five favourite webpages or apps? What about their favourite foods? Double D also talks birthday memories. Thanks for listening!
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