Comedy Interviews Episodes

What happens when legendary comedian Ron White sits down with Terry, Bill & Steve for an unfiltered morning radio interview? Comedy gold. Recorded during one of White's Canadian tours, this episode is packed with hilarious stories about life on the road, touring by bus, golf at Augusta National with Jeff Foxworthy, John Daly, Tiger Woods, Canadian audiences, and the moments that happen offstage that fans rarely get to hear. Ron's quick wit and signature storytelling shine as the conversation bou...

Another TBS Flashback! Comedian Patrice O'Neal stopped by The Terry, Bill and Steve Show ahead of his 2009 headlining run at the Comic Strip in West Edmonton Mall, and the conversation goes everywhere. Sadly, we lost Patrice in November of 2011after a stroke took his life. This TBS Show was one of one. It was heard ONCE...and never again until now. O'Neal's unfiltered take on relationships, loyalty, and what he really thinks makes a marriage work — spoiler: it's not the fairy tale version is jus...

In this episode, Terry Evans digs into the archives of The Terry Bill and Steve Show for a hilarious and unforgettable interview with comedian and actor Jamie Kennedy during his 2009 visit to Edmonton. Fresh off a late-night arrival and preparing for shows at a local comedy club, Jamie delivers the quick wit and off-the-cuff humor that made him a fan favorite. The conversation covers everything from his travel adventures, an unexpected kidney stone ordeal in Mexico, life on the road as a stand-u...

Bryan Callen appears at The Comic Strip in Edmonton, January 15, 16, 17, 2026. Terry Evans and Bryan Callen from #TheHangOver #BadSanta #OldSchool #TheGoldbergs #MadTV #Schooled discuss a variety of topics ranging from community connections in Edmonton to the impact of fame and friendships in the entertainment industry. They delve into personal experiences of relocation, the effects of COVID on comedy, and the challenges posed by environmental issues in urban settings. The discussion also touche...

Terry Evans reflects on the highlights of 2025, sharing memorable moments and guests from the year. He discusses the evolution of the podcast, the diverse range of guests including musicians, comedians, and community figures, and expresses gratitude for the support received from listeners and sponsors. The episode serves as both a celebration of the past year and a look forward to future episodes. Takeaways The Reluctantly Podcast started on October 24th, 2024. 2025 featured a variety of gues...

I first met Colin Mochrie when we were both very young men. He in his early 30's and me in my mid 20's. We met at the Improv on Melrose in Los Angeles. We chatted in the parking lot and then he hailed my cab. He is crossing Canada with Brad Sherwood November 20-25 with shows in Victoria, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton and Kitchener. Tickets at www.colinandbradshow.com. Colin Mochrie discusses his career in improv, the unique experience of performing hyyp-prov, and the challenges faced by artis...

How did this hour go by so quickly?? Terry Evans and Donovan Workun of Atomic Improv discuss their shared experiences in the comedy scene, the evolution of Atomic Improv, and the nostalgia surrounding the Side Track Cafe. They delve into the impact of venue changes on performers, the significance of saying yes to opportunities, and the journey of a comedian balancing family life with a career in entertainment. Donovan shares memorable moments from his career, including his passion for the Rollin...

Comedian, Jim Florentine shares insights into his career as a stand-up comedian, his experiences in the comedy scene, and his love for classic rock and heavy metal. He discusses the differences between comedy scenes in various cities, the evolution of stand-up, and the joys and challenges of fatherhood. Jim also reflects on memorable interviews with rock legends and the timeless appeal of classic rock music, particularly the legacy of Ozzy Osbourne. The conversation wraps up with thoughts on the...

TJ Miller shares his experiences from performing in Edmonton to his upcoming birthday plans in San Francisco. He reflects on his early career, the evolution of comedy, and the unique characters he's portrayed. The discussion also touches on his podcasting ventures, food merchandise, and insights into Bitcoin investment. With humor and nostalgia, Miller provides a glimpse into his life as a comedian and actor, while also sharing personal anecdotes and future projects.

Terry Evans and Lars Callieou discuss Lars' recent trip to Thailand for comedy shows, the unique challenges of performing in different cultures, and memorable experiences from the Masters golf tournament. They delve into the importance of networking in the comedy scene, the evolution of media, and the significance of charity work. The discussion also touches on Lars's quirky habit of documenting his car's odometer milestones, showcasing his passion for numbers and storytelling. Overall, the conv...

My old pal, Paul Mecurio, a Peabody Award-winning comedian, talks about his career transition from corporate law to comedy, the significance of storytelling in connecting with audiences, and the humorous observations of urban life in New York City. They discuss culinary traditions, the challenges of waste management in cities, and the unique experiences of living as empty nesters. Mecurio shares insights into his work on The Late Show and the creative process behind his new theater show, 'Permission to Speak.' It's always a hoot to catch up with Paul and it was cool to meet his wife, Carol, on this episode!

Terry Evans and Craig Gass discuss Craig's unconventional life and career, including stories of living with Mitch Hedberg, attending Super Bowl events, and hanging out with Bill Murray and Eddie Van Halen. He recounts his memorable encounters with Rudy Sarzo of White Snake and his unlikely friendship with Eddie Van Halen. Craig also talks about his journey to becoming a regular on the Howard Stern Show and his various acting roles, including on "Sex and the City" and "King of Queens." #EddieV...