Our friends over at CiTR Radio are on-site, reviewing our Fringerific performances and interviewing our favourite performers. Their army of professional podcasters will be delivering daily reports on our wacky festival, and for your enjoyment we’ll be posting them here. Check this page daily during the Festival to hear This Fringey Life, CiTR’s daily Fringe podcast!

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September, 20, 2009: CiTR’s Tracy Fuller recorded the Fringe Awards Night, held on September 20 and it’s all here for your enjoyment!

September 19, 2009: CiTR’s Julie Peters interviews Eric Davis (AKA Red Bastard) about the fun of taking the piss during his audience participation heavy show.

September 18, 2009: John Brennan and Chris Drake of Shoe Horn Comedy discuss their fear of props and cues…and their “physical” relationship.

September 17, 2009: Andrew Longhurst interviews Bob Legare about the “twisted version of reality” in Are You Priest Enough?

September 16, 2009: Chris Drake from Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead discusses his respect for the Peanuts characters and how audiences responses range from laughter to tears.

September 15, 2009: CiTR’s Tracy Fuller speaks to Jem Rolls about how he’s picked up the self effacing nature of Canadians in his new show, jem rolls’ LEASTEST FLOPS.

September 14, 2009: CiTR’s Carrie Baptist speaks to Tina Teeniga of The Saddest Girl in the World about The Fringe and how volunteering helped inspire her to tell stories.

September 13, 2009: Naseam Ahmadi discusses unemployment and the autobiographical nature of The Peter ‘n Chris Show! With Peter ‘n Chris!!

September 12, 2009: Jonno Katz talks about touring The Accident across the Canadian Fringe circuit

September 11, 2009: CiTR’s Paul Zuurbier interviews Gemma Wilcox of The Honeymoon Period Is Officially Over about creating the multitude of characters in her production.

September 10, 2009: Interview with Sarah Szloboda of The First Time about how her show came about and one particular story about clogging a toilet!

September 9, 2009: Brenda Grunau interviews Fringe Festival Executive Director, David Jordan, after the Opening Night Gala!