Steve Patterson

Hello listener, nice ears you've got there.

Steve Patterson here, host of The Debaters, Canada's comedy competition judged by live audience applause.

This Thanksgiving weekend, we wanna know, should family obligations be optional, or should these matriarchal meetups be mandatory? One way or another, we're going to get together on this, so hear us out while we harvest up some laughs, and don't miss out on this week's episode of The Debaters, wherever you get your podcasts.

[intro music] From CBC News, The World Is Sour, I'm Neil Kumar.

[upbeat music] The Debaters, where comedians fight with facts and funny, and this audience picks the winner.

Now, here's a man who's snowman to trifle with, Steve Patterson.

[audience cheering]

Hey! Thanks, Graeme Clark.

Big hand for Patrick Ledwell and Emily Woods.

[applauds] Woo! Well, that's all for this week.

I'm Steve Patterson saying if you're getting together with your family soon, don't forget to bring the gambling money.

I'll argue with you again soon, Canada.

[upbeat music] The Debaters, where comedians fight with facts and funny, and the audience picks the winner.

Now, here's a man who's made from what's funny, Steve Patterson.

[audience cheering]

Hey.

[audience cheering] Big hand for Bruce Clark and Lara Rae, everybody.

Well, that's all for this week.

I'm Steve Patterson saying to all you deal redeemers, coupon, coupon on.

I'll argue with you again soon, Canada.

[cheering] [upbeat music] So, Debaters, where comedians fight with facts and funny, and this audience picks a winner.

Now, here's a man who took a big, yellow taxi to get here, Steve Patterson.

Hey.

[cheering] Thanks, Graham Clark.

[cheers]

Well, that's all for this week.

I'm Steve Patterson saying whether you're famous or not, we appreciate you listening or at least paying someone else to listen to us for you.

I'll argue with you again soon, Canada.

[upbeat music] The Debaters, where comedians fight with facts and funny and this audience picks the winner.

Now, here's a man who always says, "Don't Sask-don't tell," Steve Patterson.

Hey.

Hello, Canada.

[cheers]

Well, that's all for this week.

I'm Steve Patterson saying whether you live in Saskatoon, Regina, or anywhere else in the Great White North, it's better than living in the country just south.

I'll argue with you again soon, Canada.