Graham Clark (born c. 1981) is a Canadian stand-up comedian from

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, best known as co-host of the comedy podcast

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. Clark is also a regular on the

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's comedy program

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. Clark grew up in

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before moving to Vancouver in 2000. He received a

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nomination for Comedy Album of the Year at the

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for ''Never Was''. He was an independent candidate in the

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, running in

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