Missing Canada? Party Among Yourselves is an independent, English-language Canadian comedy podcast recorded in Kelowna, BC. Think old friends from back home: familiar voices, everyday chaos, and a conversation that takes three detours before anyone remembers the point. Modest production. Plenty of company. Put us on for a laugh, a brighter afternoon, or a little feeling of home wherever you've landed.
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Missing Kelowna, the Okanagan, or the sound of friends back home? Josh and Brody bring the Canadian small talk, family stories, and questionable ideas. You bring whatever passes for coffee in your current time zone. No need to know the hosts or understand every local reference. You're invited.
For Canadians living abroad, travellers far from home, and English-speaking listeners who miss a familiar conversation, this is a little company for the commute, the dishes, or one of those long days. We hope a laugh and a couple of friendly voices make the next bit feel a little lighter.
We're an independent show, with no CBC affiliation. All episodes are in English. Our production budget is mostly enthusiasm, and the vibe is old friends catching up before somebody has to pick up the kids.
Looking for an excuse to test your VPN? Tell it you're going to Kelowna. We'll supply the conversation; you can supply the overly technical explanation of how you got here.
Try an episode. Feel a little closer to home.More of a browser? Find your next laugh in the episode archive.
Start with Things We Lost In The Fire. If you don't like that episode, you probably won't like anything else we do—and honestly, we respect the efficiency.
The first five episodes have garbage audio. Not charmingly lo-fi. Not “you get used to it.” They are genuinely terrible and, in places, absolutely impossible to listen to. Only the biggest fans go back that far. Start later. We won't tell the purists.
The latest episode drops in hot with updates on Papa Jack's stunts, family-friend guests, and segments like "Why Does My Mother Do These Things" and "Was I A Genius?" No agents, no scripts—just Kelowna stories told by people who were there.
John Mulaney and ticket math. Josh is too busy again
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Macron Battle for 6 minutes.. Second Summer Catch up.
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Welcome to the Maaaaiiwaaage episode! We talk about murdering lobsters, marriage, engagements and the worst wedding proposals. We of course answer lifes biggest questions like "what is the most comfortable animal to sit on". Strap in love birds, its going to be a busy fall.
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Josh loses a wallet in a long history of losing wallets.
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Josh comes in hot.. The only French you need to know.
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Rep the Okanagan's favourite podcast. Merch ships across BC with love from Kelowna.
We shout out Knox Mountain sunrise hikes, Orchard Park mall nostalgia, and the Peachland paddle drama you didn't know you needed. Guests are cousins, neighbours, or friends stuck beside us on planes, and every chat spirals into "Am I My Father?" or "Is This Song Awful?" before anyone remembers to queue the music.
Corrections come courtesy of a single sanctioned Google search, followed by Jaimini the genie fact-checking us with varying enthusiasm. When life gets heavy, BetterHelp gets a shout-out, the mic peaks, and we keep rolling anyway because the garbage audio is part of the charm.
Whether you're commuting from Vernon, stuck in YLW security, or pretending to work in Penticton, you'll feel like a Kelowna local by the time the episode ends—assuming it ever officially ends. The show is for everyone, especially folks who appreciate that neither host is a realtor and nobody knows when we'll actually cue the music.
Follow The Fun Everywhere
We release on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube with the same unpredictable timing as our "Queue the Music" button. Episodes have no clean beginning or tidy ending, but they always include Kelowna chaos, Brody parenting teenage girls, and Josh trying to fix the mix after the fact.