In this Urban Rush TV talk‑show segment, host Speaker B engages Randy Charach in a light‑hearted, family‑rated interactive game where Randy draws a personal image and the host attempts a “mind‑reading” exercise, comparing their sketches and guessing each other's thoughts. The banter is playful and humorous, with both participants acknowledging their limited drawing skills. After the game, the conversation shifts to promotion of Randy’s upcoming live performances at Yak Yak’s on July 11, 18, and 25, noting the 19‑plus age requirement and directing viewers to his website. The segment concludes with a charitable angle: the shows are organized to raise funds for the Canadian Mental Health Association, a cause the host describes as “near and dear to my heart.” The overall tone is conversational, enthusiastic, and promotional, with a supportive sentiment toward the charity effort.
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You know, if you ever want to have your own entrance music and just come in, just be Randy Charach.
Okay, so we're gonna, we're gonna just share a couple thoughts, and some of them will be personal, maybe some not. And I asked them to provide a pen and paper. Okay, you can take that. So, Fiona. Don't let me see what you're doing, and don't let the camera see either, so they don't think that I can see. And I want you to draw some sort of an image that has some personal meaning to you.
Okay, all right.
And don't worry, we're not grading you on your drawing skills.
Okay, because I'm not a very good drawer.
Well, me neither.
Something that has significance.
Yeah.
There's strippers coming up later.
Keep this a family-rated show.
There we go. I've got it.
You have it? Yes. Okay.
It's quite lovely.
I can't see it. I'm going to try to Reach into your mind. You've drawn yours already.
Yes, I have.
Just concentrate. Okay, I'm actually getting— this is something that you do when you're having recreation time. It's related to that. It's something you love to do. It's fun. You're with friends. You're picturing a little bit of motion and emotion. And let's— I'll tell you what, I'll show you mine if you show me yours.
Okay, ready?
See how close we came. Whoa.
Oh, that's really trippy.
Is that crazy?
Um, I don't know. I think yours might actually be better though.
I don't know.
I don't know. That is crazy.
You want to try something else?
Yes. Okay, I do.
I was going to have you think—
this is what I wish I were doing today. Yeah, since we finally see the sun after.
I know, I know. All right, let's go. Okay, and this time I want you to think of a, of a just a word that relates to something not so personal but something more recent. You have a word in your head?
Yeah, it's not— maybe I'll think of a different one. That one wasn't— no. Mm-hmm. OK, gotcha.
Think of one that you'll recall in a moment. And here we go. I think it's starting with R. Yeah? Good. Can you spell out the whole— oh, you're trying to do your poker face. But I see that. Oh, it's related to what we just did.
Yes.
Yes. Oh, thank you.
Remarkable, is it?
Yes.
Yeah. All right.
Well, thank you. That's a nice compliment. I'm glad you were thinking that. I'm also getting some thoughts from last Saturday night, but I won't reveal those. I only reveal like personal, real personal thoughts if they're really, really juicy.
Probably a good idea.
Yeah. Will you come out to see my show next week?
Yes, I will. Absolutely. And anybody can go.
You have to be 19 or over.
19 or over. If you want to check out Randy, he will be performing at Yak Yak's July 11th, 18th, and 25th. You can go to his website for And you're doing a charity aspect to this too.
Yeah, this is to raise funds for the Canadian Mental Health Association, and it's, it's a charity that's near and dear to my heart.
Oh, that's great.
A lot of friends and family who've been affected by depression and other things during the last few years in particular. So yeah, so come out and support us and have some fun.
