A collection of things I’ve been in and been beautiful.
Maya shows up at her ex boyfriend's house to collect the last of her things.
We’d tell you what this sketch is about, but honestly, there’s no time.
Starring: Sam Bird & Salvatore D’Agostino
Director / Writer: Kirby Sloan
Cinematographer: Daniel Laurin
Producers: Ethan Sherritt & Kirby Sloan
Editor: Ben Fudge
Colourist: Andrew Lea
Gaffer: Ethan Carey
2nd AC: Ruben Harjono
HMUA / Special Effects: Tina Ghannoum
Visual Effects: Oliver Graf
Wardrobe: Ben Fudge
Sound Recordist: Jesse McCinroy
Sound Editor / Sound Designer: David Nzekwu
Agent 5 is cornered at last, but the most dangerous spy always has one move left.
Starring: Leah Kirkup, Sam Bird & Salvatore D’Agostino
Directed By: Kirby Sloan
Written By: Kirby Sloan & Salvatore D’Agostino
Produced By: Ethan Sherritt & Kirby Sloan
Cinematographer: Daniel Laurin
Sound Recordist: Daniel Sargeant
Hair & Makeup By: Tina Ghannoum
Edited By: Ben Fudge
Colourist: Philip LeMoyne
Sound Mixer: David Nzekwu
When a "dead" patient surprises two paramedics by showing signs of life, their disappointment outweighs their relief.
A collection of times I was in front of a camera pretending to be different people.
What started as an inside joke about Kirby Sloan's lack of game turned into an epidemic affecting men across Toronto.
Drinking mustard and getting silly with Olympic Swimmer Penny Oleksiak and Basketball Star Emmanuelle Felix.
Getting a ham sandwich signed by NHL All-Star Anthony Cirelli.
Becoming the filmmakers we weren’t born to be.
A man hires a pair of plumbers who may be too good to be true.
My little sister turns 14 today and I can't be there to celebrate with her, nor can I afford anything from her $8,000 wish list. So, I made this video instead.
I was in the dog mask.
A drama mystery avante-garde thriller bio-pic period piece film noir with a rom-com touch.
Panicked by global warming, the boys scram to collect garbage at the park before it's too late.
Saving the earth. Our way.
We became mobsters for a night.
Crashing the party we never got invited to.
The boys reunite to plan a summer shooting schedule.
Spreading Christmas cheer in support of the North-West Wyoming Children’s Baking Guild!
In this episode of Birdcore, sponsored by door handles, Sam discusses the possibility of names having an expiration date, why Wednesdays are the worst day of the week, challenges Garfield to a UFC fight, speaks on loving in loss vs. not loving at all, reminisces on pushing his brother around IKEA in a wheelchair, and more.
Host: Sam Bird
Producer: Kit Corsini
Editor: Sam Bird
Graphics: Matt Vincelli
Jacob Silva is a Canadian stand-up comedian. He’s opened for Mark Normand, Joe List, Dan Soder and Lil Sasquatch. He runs Dark Comedy Presents, a weekly comedy festival in downtown Toronto that aims to showcase aspiring comedians.
Sam sits down with Jacob to talk about life as a stand-up comedian, being blackmailed by a girl who had his nudes, and teaching a cop how to write a police report at 3 o’clock in the morning.
Guest: Jacob Silva
Host: Sam Bird
Producer: Kit Corsini
Editor: Sam Bird
Graphics: Matt Vincelli
Moose Bendago is a content creater from Toronto. He’s known for being a contestant on Season 10 of Big Brother Canada, and his comedic street interviews on Instagram and Tik Tok.
Sam sits down with Moose to chat about going viral on social media, readjusting to the real world after his time on Big Brother, having his video reposted by Smosh’s Anthony Padilla, and being confident when approaching strangers who might want nothing to do with you.
Guest: Moose Bendago
Host: Sam Bird
Producer: Kit Corsini
Editor: Sam Bird
Graphics: Matt Vincelli
Eden Cupid is a Canadian actress, most notably recognized for her role as Young Allison Hargreeves in The Umbrella Academy and Lauren P. in I Like Movies. She's enrolled in the Media Production program at Toronto Metropolitan University's RTA School of Media.
Sam sits down with Eden to talk about the reality of being a child actor, how a high budget set can be isolating, the importance of waking up every day to do what you love, laser eye surgery, the complex process of entering the entertainment industry as a young adult, and more.
Guest: Eden Cupid
Host: Sam Bird
Producer: Kit Corsini
Editor: Sam Bird
Graphics: Matt Vincelli
Sam sits down with Ten Four Pictures to discuss the Toronto-based production company's quick rise in the film industry, the importance of networking and a disaster of a shoot involving a matte red Mercedes and an arrest.
Guest: ten four pictures
Host: Sam Bird
Producer: Kit Corsini
Editor: Sam Bird
Graphics: Matt Vincelli
Crina Mustafa is a sports media personality based in Toronto. Her sports specialties are basketball and tennis.
Sam sits down with Crina to talk about what can sometimes be the harsh reality of covering women's sports, the importance of asking genuine questions that players aren't expecting, how Crina stays calm when speaking with professional athletes, Sam giving COVID to all of his classmates, spelling bees and more.
Guest: Crina Mustafa
Host: Sam Bird
Producer: Kit Corsini
Editor: Sam Bird
Graphics: Matt Vincelli
Paige Evans is a Canadian actress, most notably recognized for her role as Sienna in Something You Said Last Night and TikTok, where she's amassed 1,000,000+ followers, with numerous videos having multiple millions of views. She is truly one of the brightest and budding young Canadian stars, making a name for herself in film.
Sam sits down with Paige to talk about all things entertainment, her confidence and support system, the importance of checking in with yourself, ladybugs, family and more.
Guest: Paige Evans
Host: Sam Bird
Producer: Kit Corsini
Editor: Sam Bird
Graphics: Matt Vincelli
Cory Pitman is a producer and director. A graduate of the RTA Media Production program at TMU, Cory is one of Toronto's most creative young minds.
Sam sits down with Cory to discuss who he is as a producer vs. director, Bubly, disasters on set, his production company LUNO BLVD, plans for the future and more.
Guest: Cory Pitman
Host: Sam Bird
Producer: Kit Corsini
Editor: Sam Bird
Graphics: Matt Vincelli
Kirby Sloan is a Toronto-based writer and director whose work focuses on comedy, with a style similar to that of Judd Apatow, Danny McBride and Adam McKay.
Sam sits down with Kirby to talk about the lengthy and challenging process of making a film, their improv class, running into each other in the bathroom, the importance of everyone on a set, and the creative process.
Guest: Kirby Sloan
Host: Sam Bird
Producer: Kit Corsini
Editor: Sam Bird
Graphics: Matt Vincelli
Parker Murchison is a designer, model, DJ, creative director, product photographer and entrepreneur, best known for his brand Secretaries.
Sam sits down with Parker to talk about starting his clothing line and the dreams associated with it, the reality of the New York creative scene, his unique way of landing in the fashion industry and more.
Guest: Parker Murchison
Host: Sam Bird
Producer: Kit Corsini
Editor: Sam Bird
Graphics: Matt Vincelli
In this episode of Birdcore, Sam and Kit discuss the importance of bearskin coats in the fur trade, digging holes to China is not as hard as you think, and a garden snake is probably the most appropriate pet.
Host: Sam Bird
Producer: Kit Corsini
Editor: Sam Bird
Graphics: Matt Vincelli
Celsius Fits is a fashion magazine and creative brand revolutionizing Canadian media and amplifying the voices of local artists, athletes, and creatives.
Sam sits down with Celsius Fits co-founders Donte Henry and Fredo Green to discuss creating their brand and maintaining consistency across their platforms. They spoke about the future of Celsius and how they plan to expand beyond social media, how David Beckham revolutionized soccer, and how Sam tries to cement his legacy.
Guest: Celsius Fits (Fredo Green & Donte Henry)
Host: Sam Bird
Producer: Kit Corsini
Editor: Sam Bird
Graphics: Matt Vincelli
In this solo episode, Sam tells the story about how his hamster melted in a Tupperware, talks about his STD-riddled substitute teacher, questions why horses don't wear suits to the Kentucky Derby, suggests going to prison is the best way to get in shape and more.
Host: Sam Bird
Editor: Sam Bird
Graphics: Matt Vincelli
In the rebirth of Birdcore, Sam and the revitalized team (Tom and Producer Kit) discuss the salary of a crossing guard, getting drinks with a hypothetical Vietnamese grandfather, read scripture from The Bible, and build an ideal Planet Fitness member.
In this sped up episode of Birdcore, Kit cures Sam's concussion, the boys discuss how much showering is enough showering, their summer plans which include climbing a tree, and Sam discovers he's illiterate.
In this NORMAL VERSION of Birdcore, Kit cures Sam's concussion, the boys discuss how much showering is enough showering, their summer plans which include climbing a tree, and Sam discovers he's illiterate.
In this episode of Birdcore, the boys welcome good friend and actor Sal D'Agostino. They talk about Sal's lack of Harry Potter knowledge, his time as a modern day Troy Bolton, why Sal was upset that Tom was this show's co-host, and even play an improv game.
In this episode of Birdcore, Kit talks about his inability to avoid Christian street vendors, Tom gets into the nitty gritty about his family dinner at the keg, and Sam sweats through the chair.
In this episode of Birdcore, Sam and Tom invite their significant others Sham and Tina, respectively, on to the show. They talk about all sorts of topics, like Tina's S trip (what is that?), the girls' shared common interests, and Kit asks them about football.
In this episode of Birdcore, the boys try to finish their drumsticks before they coat the entire desk, Kit reminisces about eating bars of soap, Sam recaps his weekend with his dad, and Tom defends Rogers Stadium.
In this episode of Birdcore, the gang sits down with writer/director Alex Dashwood. Alex talks about growing up in LA and not attending Shaq's son's birthday party, his award-winning short film Back to the Closet, tries to name restaurants on Ossington, and even gets a surprise message.
In this episode of Birdcore, Kit talks about his first time babysitting, Tom went to the gym without realizing it's the women's only hour, and Sam recaps his birthday weekend.
In this episode of Birdcore, the boys interview Damnit Maurie of KiSS 92.5's The Roz & Mocha Show. Maurie is also a vibrant social media personality, often posting funny interactions with celebrities, the people of Toronto. He even dances with Mayor Olivia Chow. The gang talks about snail serum, Maurie's coffee schedule, how many pepperonis is too many on a pizza, and Maurie's time in radio over the years.
In this jam-packed episode of Birdcore, the boys call Sam's mom who makes an explicit remark literally right off the bat, Kit explains why he'd be the leader on a deserted island, Tom buys an old Spanish guy, they play Mad Lib Madness to determine Kit's fate, discuss whether they should purchase a John Deere tractor, and more.
It's the midseason break. Enjoy this highlight pack full of clips from Season 3 of Birdcore, accompanied by a 15 minute intro where Sam and Tom talk about football, Ozempic and other stuff too.
In this episode of Birdcore, Sam honestly just checks out ahead of his trip to Paris, Tom explains Slam Frank, Kit reads the DMs he's sent to athletes, and the boys call a desperate fan.
In this episode of Birdcore, the brothers have a jolly good time chatting about Sam's trip to visit dead people in the Paris Catacombs, Kit's car accident and Tom's mani-pedi.
In this episode of Birdcore, the conglomerate are joined by Taylor Patterson, a beloved Toronto creator, writer, comedian, actor, dog owner, host of things, and other stuff. They talk about Taylor's time at BlogTO, his workplace comedy ICONS, his TIFF experiences, and more.
In this episode of Birdcore, Sam recounts getting shirtless at a wedding, Kit can't stop touching his hair (on his head), and Tom wants an eyelid piercing.
In this Tomless (physically) episode of Birdcore, Kit takes on a new role at the main desk, as he and Sam discuss how Mark Wahlberg could've been a war hero, why Sam looks like he got jumped, why Tom's really gone, how Kit named a baby, and ways to tell your dad the dog is missing.
After losing access to the studio, the boys dressed up in Halloween costumes and decided they would become vloggers. We cooked spaghetti and it was beautiful.
In this solo episode of Birdcore, Sam recounts being mistaken for a criminal by a security guard, reflects on why 2026 might not want to become the new 2016, shares an unexpected spa experience, and takes listener calls about New Year’s resolutions.
Kirby Sloan RETURNS to Birdcore to talk about his love for killing characters in his sketches, give his honest review of Staff Producer Sham's Letterboxd, talks about how coffee is ruining his sleep, shares his dream movie idea, and gives Sam his rose and thorn as an actor. Kirby also shares his core of the week.
On this solo episode of Birdcore, Sam calls his friend Jack who discusses his dream of being a smut author, dissects the 2016 photos trend, wishes his shower rod would've killed him, and talks about his core of the week.
In this solo episode of Birdcore, Sam talks about the ridiculous storm outside your window right now, the arrest of Ryan Wedding, why AI can be coocoo bananas, and his core of the week.
On this episode of Birdcore, Sam is joined by his longtime friend Logan McMullen to talk about AI, how memes are filling up our brains, the future of technology, why Sam’s apartment is so hot, bananas, his family business and more.