Episodes

Celebrating Terry Evans' 40 years on the air in Edmonton. Reflecting on his impact on the Edmonton community, his support for local musicians, memorable moments from his career, and the evolution of radio. Friends, colleagues, and listeners share their stories and congratulations, highlighting the legacy he has built over the decades. Takeaways: Terry Evans has been a significant part of Edmonton's radio landscape for 40 years. He has supported local musicians and contributed to the music s...

Dr. Ben, a medical doctor and blues artist, shares his unique journey of balancing a medical career with his passion for music. He discusses his early musical influences, the impact of the pandemic on his creativity, and his experiences performing in various venues, including nursing homes. Dr. Ben also highlights the importance of serving rural communities in Canada and expresses his aspirations for the future of his music career. Takeaways Dr. Ben is both a medical doctor and a blues artist. H...

Terry's guest is veteran Olympic correspondent Mark Connolly who discusses the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, covering various aspects such as the logistics of the games, the changes in broadcasting and coverage, controversies surrounding athlete qualifications, and the public's interest in the Olympics. Connolly shares insights from his extensive experience covering multiple Olympic events, highlighting the challenges and financial implications of hosting the games. He also pre...

Tommy Dorfman shares his journey from a music-loving child to a nightclub empire builder, and ultimately to a legal battle against Live Nation. He discusses his passion for music, the challenges he faced in the industry, and the ongoing fight for fair ticket prices and artist rights. Tommy's story is one of resilience, determination, and a commitment to making a change in the live entertainment industry. Takeaways Tommy's passion for music was ignited by his father's influence. He started ho...

Terry Evans interviews Jimi, a rising star in the music scene, who shares her journey from playing in bars to amassing over 300,000 followers on social media. Jimi discusses the challenges and joys of her career, emphasizing the importance of social media in promoting her music and connecting with fans. She reflects on her move from Edmonton to Vancouver, where she found her footing in a new music community and experienced significant milestones, including opening for the Black Crows and receivi...

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 chats with Kurt Dahl, a drummer and entertainment lawyer, who shares insights into his dual career and the music industry. He discusses the journey of his band, One Bad Son, the dynamics within the group, and the challenges of navigating success in the music business. Kurt emphasizes the importance of believing in your music, understanding contracts, and the impact of streaming on artists' earnings. He also highlights the significance of music placements in film and TV and offers legal ins...

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...

Terry Evans shares what has become a Christmas tradition for people who have been listening to his radio show over the last 25 years. A Sunday afternoon prior to Christmas just after his son had turned 3. Merry Christmas from Terry and his family and all the best in 2026! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Terry chats with Jake Latimer from Survivor 49...Remember? The dude that got bit by a Banded Sea Krait. Jake is the first Albertan to appear on Survivor. Jake shares his unique journey from playing hockey in Australia to becoming a contestant on the reality show. He discusses his life experiences, including his time in Tasmania, the challenges he faced on Survivor, and the life-changing moment of becoming a father. Jake emphasizes the importance of using his newfound fame for good, reflecting on...

Terry's long time friend, Rick Bronson, who's comedy clubs (The Comic Strip in Edmonton) dot the continent, shares his multifaceted career as a comedian, magician, and entertainer, while reflecting on the evolution of media personalities in Canada. The discussion touches on personal stories, the impact of teachers on creativity, the challenges of the Canadian entertainment industry, and memorable experiences with influential figures like Bill Clinton. Throughout the conversation, Bronson's humor...

Long time, Cartoonist, Columnist and Culture Vulture, Fish Griwkowsky shares his journey from a cartoonist to a prominent journalist in Edmonton, discussing his family background, personal interests, and the evolution of music journalism. He reflects on the changing landscape of the local music scene, the impact of technology on music discovery, and his thoughts on classic rock and influential artists. The discussion also touches on personal challenges such as ADHD and minimalism, culminating in...

From Brimstone Pictures, Preston Ewasiuk, Neil Chase, and S Raj Kumar, discuss their journey in indie filmmaking, focusing on their latest project, 'Contamination.' They share insights into the challenges of distribution, the importance of authenticity in action scenes, and the evolution of the indie film landscape. The discussion highlights their commitment to creating timeless stories that resonate with audiences, while also navigating the complexities of the film industry. Takeaways Bri...

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...

Terry's guests, Maureen and Randall Purvis, from www.nostoneleftalone.ca. The conversation centers around the No Stone Left Alone Memorial Foundation, which honors Canadian veterans by involving students in remembrance activities. Founders Randall and Maureen Purvis discuss the foundation's origins, its growth over 15 years, and its impact on communities across Canada and internationally. They emphasize the importance of educating youth about the sacrifices made by veterans and the need for ongoing support to sustain their initiatives.

Julie Matthews, a former Global News Edmonton reporter turned fraud fighter, talks about her journey from journalism to becoming a peace officer and now an educator on scams and fraud. Terry and Julie discuss the various types of scams prevalent today, the impact of AI on fraud, and the importance of educating vulnerable populations, including seniors and young people. Julie shares her experiences in helping victims of fraud and emphasizes the need for awareness and communication to combat these...

Old pals and work mates, Terry Evans and Mark Connolly reflect on their extensive careers in broadcasting, particularly in heritage radio in Edmonton. They discuss the evolution of local media, the impact of sports reporting, and the significance of family ties in their professional journeys. Mark shares his experiences covering the Olympics and the changing landscape of sports coverage, while also touching on life after retirement and new ventures in media training and public speaking. Takea...

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...

Sophie B. Hawkins is playing Alberta. Oct 17 in Camrose, AB... Oct 18 in Fort Saskatchewan, AB... Oct 19 in Prince Albert, SK... Oct 21 in Brandon, MB... Oct 22 in Winnipeg... Oct 25 in St Albert, AB... Oct 26 in Red Deer, AB... Oct 27 in Calgary... Oct 29 in Vancouver... Oct 30 in Victoria, BC... Sophie B. Hawkins shares her thoughts on touring, personal growth, and the connection between art and life. She reflects on the joy of performing, the importance of grounding and nature, and how he...

Terry's handy man, Bryan Baeumler, shares insights into his busy life, balancing family, travel, and work. He discusses his recent adventures, including road trips and culinary dreams, as well as his commitment to sustainability and cultural immersion. Bryan reflects on the importance of family values and nurturing the next generation, while also hinting at exciting future plans and changes in his career. Bryan will appear at the Edmonton Fall Home Show October 18 and 19. Information is avail...

Of all the Reluctantly Podcasts over the past calendar year...Over 60 of them...The Bits leads the way with the most downloads...So, Terry Evans welcomes back Paulina, Claire, and Quinn to discuss a variety of topics, including the return of the NHL season, parenting challenges, and the impact of women's sports in Canada. The conversation flows from personal anecdotes about new parenthood to the excitement of the sports season, touching on the frustrations of fantasy football and the achievement...

This BONUS EPISODE focuses on the importance of mental wellness, the initiatives surrounding it, and the October 18th event 'Camp for a Cause #YEG' aimed at raising awareness and funds for mental health services. Brady Campbell discusses her personal connection to mental health issues and the various services supported by the event, emphasizing community support and the need for open conversations about mental health. The event promises a unique camp-themed experience with exciting auction items and opportunities for self-expression through fashion.

Former CTV Edmonton News Anchors, Carrie Doll and Daryl McIntyre share their personal stories of relocation, farm life, and the emotional connections formed during their years as news anchors. They discuss the unique experiences of growing up on farms, the challenges and joys of moving to new places, and the deep bonds that develop in the newsroom. The conversation flows into memorable moments in broadcasting, the importance of supporting each other during emotional news stories, and the adventu...

There is a CODE WORD in this podcast for you to use when booking golf at Trestle Creek Golf Resort until the end of the 2025 season. It's for 2 for 1 green fees. Listen for it! In this episode of the Moving Day podcast, hosts Terry Evans and Art New discuss the excitement surrounding the Ryder Cup, analyzing player performances, team dynamics, and strategies. They delve into the unique format of the Ryder Cup, the importance of captains and vice captains, and the legacy of legendary golfer S...