Episodes

You’ve seen him in Ricky Stanicky (2024), heard him on Bad Friends and Whiskey Ginger , and now he’s sitting down with Terry to talk about it all. Comedian Andrew Santino joins the show to share stories from the road, his deep affection for Edmonton, and his upcoming Canadian tour stops: From hilarious personal anecdotes to heartfelt reflections on friendship, golf outings with A-listers, and his love for bourbon, Santino brings raw honesty and signature sarcasm. Also, is Bobby Lee okay? Terry’s concerned. Andrew’s… kind of reassuring.

It's the second Major of the year! The PGA Championship! Terry Evans and Art New discuss the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, exploring the unique golfing landscape of North Carolina, the history of the Wanamaker Trophy, and the evolution of prize money in golf. They delve into Rory McIlroy's recent successes, the role of club professionals in the championship, and predictions for the tournament, including potential dark horses. The conversation also highlights community engagement in golf and upcoming events at Trestle Creek Golf Resort

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's guest is Greg Keelor, who reflects on his 40-year journey with Blue Rodeo, discussing the evolution of their music, personal health challenges, and the dynamics of collaboration with Jim Cuddy. He shares insights into the creative process, the impact of the Canadian music scene, and the importance of friendship and humor in his life. Keelor also touches on the significance of recognition in the music industry and his thoughts on mortality, all while maintaining a light-hearted and candid tone.

Terry's spur of the moment chat with Brian Vollmer of HELIX In celebration of their 50th Anniversary.Todd and Brent from Toque have joined Brian and Daryl for an all NEW version of Rock You - 2025The Youtube Video goes Live at 5pm Mountain time May 2/25.HELIX - Rock You 2025Brian Vollmer, Daryl Grey of Helix performing a NEWLY Recorded Version of their Hit ROCK YOU with Superstar Canadian Musicians. Phil X (Bon Jovi) Todd Kerns (Slash’s Conspirators) Brent Fitz (Slash’s Conspirators)

Wind 'em up and let them go!!! Terry Evans, Lynda Steele, and Gord Steinke reflect on their extensive careers in broadcasting, discussing the evolution of journalism, the challenges faced by modern journalists, and memorable experiences from their time in the industry. They share insights on the changing landscape of media, the pressures on young reporters, and the importance of maintaining quality journalism in an era of rapid information dissemination. The discussion also touches on personal anecdotes and the dynamics of relationships formed in the newsroom. They discuss the evolution of anchoring, the challenges of transitioning from radio to television, and the joys of new creative ventures in retirement. The trio fondly remembers their colleagues and the memorable moments they shared, while also exploring the absurdities of auditions and the fun of working in media. Their camaraderie shines through as they reminisce about the past and look forward to future opportunities.

Terry chats with Curtis Stock, Edmonton Journal sports writer and author and he shares insights into the world of horse racing, particularly focusing on the remarkable Turcot family. He discusses the legacy of Ron Turcotte, the jockey of the legendary Secretariat, and the current state of horse racing in Canada. The conversation also touches on Curtis's experiences in sports journalism, memorable moments in golf, and predictions for the NHL playoffs, providing a comprehensive overview of the spo...

Another BONUS episode for Craft Distillery enthusiasts where Terry chats with Bryan Anderson from Lone Pine Distillery, discussing the challenges of opening a distillery during the COVID-19 pandemic, the unique ingredients used in their Rocky Mountain gin, and the art of cocktail creation. The discussion highlights the importance of local botanicals and personal preferences in mixology, providing insights into the craft distilling industry in Alberta. Takeaways Lone Pine Distillery opened in S...

It's SPRING! Time to make plans to visit Jasper and all it has to offer. Terry Evans speaks with Brian Rode, Vice President of Marmot Basin Ski Resort, about the allure of Jasper, Alberta, as a year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts. They discuss the ease of access from nearby cities, the current skiing conditions at Marmot Basin, and the diverse activities available in Jasper beyond skiing. The conversation also touches on the community's resilience and recovery following the devastating fires of July 2024, highlighting the ongoing efforts to rebuild and the opportunities for new businesses. Finally, they explore Jasper's culinary scene and the unique experiences it offers to visitors.

Terry Evans and Trestle Creek Golf Resort Head Pro, Art New, discuss the excitement of moving day at the 89th Masters. They share personal experiences from past tournaments, memorable moments with golf legends, and insights into the current leaderboard and player strategies. The conversation also touches on the evolution of golf technology and teaching methods, emphasizing the importance of mental resilience in the game.

Michelle Middleton from Middleton's Bitters joins Terry Evans and shares her insights into the world of bitters and cocktail culture. They talk about the essential role of bitters in cocktails, the journey of starting her bitters company, and the innovative products she offers. The conversation also highlights the growing trend of non-alcoholic cocktails, showcasing a unique coconut and habanero margarita syrup that mimics the flavors of traditional margaritas without the alcohol. Listeners gain...

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...

Bryce Parsons-President of The Alberta Craft Distillery Association and from True Wild Distilling in Calgary, AB, joins Terry to discuss the current state of the craft distilling industry in Alberta, focusing on the challenges and opportunities faced by distillers. They chat about the complexities of inter-provincial trade, the success of Alberta's craft distillers in winning awards, and the importance of creating experiential destinations for consumers. The dialogue highlights the unique regula...

Terry’s guest, Martin Kerr, shares his journey from busking around the world to becoming a successful musician. He discusses the importance of connecting with people through music, the challenges of investing in himself, and the role of social media in his career. Martin emphasizes the significance of community, family, and using art for social justice, while also reflecting on his experiences in different cultures. He highlights the evolution of the music industry and the need for artists to ad...

Terry Evans interviews David Scade from Black Diamond Distillery, the first distillery in St. Albert, Alberta. They discuss the journey of the distillery, starting with liqueurs and expanding into various spirits, including the growing trend of zero-proof cocktails. David shares insights into the craft of distilling, the importance of local ingredients, and the innovative cocktails they are creating. The conversation highlights the distillery's commitment to quality and community engagement through festivals and markets.

Paul Perrier shares his incredible journey of riding across Canada at the age of 64, motivated by a desire to raise awareness for mental health and addiction. He discusses his background in photography and filmmaking, the making of his impactful documentary 'Cracked Not Broken', and the personal growth he experienced throughout his journey. The conversation delves into the challenges he faced, the emotional toll of documenting addiction, and the lessons learned from his experiences. From a documentary filmed in a dark apartment in Toronto to The Oprah Winfrey Show and HBO...It's truly a remarkable story!

Terry Evans and Angelo Tsarouchas delve into a variety of topics, from their shared love of hockey and Canadian culture to the challenges and joys of touring as a comedian. They reflect on their childhood experiences, the differences between life in Canada and California, and the evolving landscape of comedy and social media. Angelo shares anecdotes from his film career, including memorable encounters with Marlon Brando, Robert Deniro, and discusses the importance of maintaining friendships in t...

Terry Evans speaks with Art New, the head pro at Trestle Creek Golf Resort, about the ongoing Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass. They discuss the significance of the tournament, the unique features of Trestle Creek, and the mental challenges of golf. The conversation also highlights emerging talents in the golf world, the performance of Canadian golfers, and the costs associated with playing iconic courses. The episode wraps up with promotions for Trestle Creek and Mixd Bag Golf. Takeaways ...

Mel Chmilar, a renowned pit master and the face behind 'Dark Side of the Grill.' Mel shares his journey from being a welder in Edmonton to becoming an international barbecue superstar. He discusses the influence of his family, the role of social media in his rise to fame, and the unique experiences he has had while catering and competing in barbecue events around the world. Mel also delves into his culinary inspirations, the development of his brand, and his plans for the future, all while empha...

Terry's old Bungy Jumping pal, Scott Thornton, reflects on his nearly two-decade NHL career, sharing stories about his time with teams like the Toronto Maple Leafs, Edmonton Oilers, and Montreal Canadiens. He discusses the friendships formed during his playing days, the impact of trades, and the camaraderie among players. Thornton also opens up about the health challenges he faced post-career, including concussions and recovery. He highlights his involvement with Valor Hockey, a company focused on creating safer helmets, and discusses the growth of women's hockey as a promising future for the sport.

Looking back on friendships, I have come to the conclusion that I have left far too much time between checking in a catching up with dear friends. Shit happens and life gets in the way of stuff...but don't let too much time go by without reconnecting with your pals. In this episode of the Reluctantly Podcast, I reconnect with musician Mike Plume for a four-month checkup. It's been four months since Mike was my first podcast guest.. He also has a Canadian Prairies Tour coming up that you should g...

2025 has been noteworthy in the Commercial Airline industry for the wrong reasons. Most recently the crash of the Delta Airlines flight at Toronto's Pearson International Airport.

Ahead of her show coming up in Edmonton February 22/25 at The Century Casino Showroom, Terry and Lee Aaron reflect on their 41-year acquaintance in the Canadian music industry, the parallels they share in life, the evolution of the music scene, the challenges of social media, and the importance of authenticity. Nobody has an easy road in Rock and Roll and sadly, men have made it more difficult for women who deserve to be recognized for more than their appearance. It's an age-old issue that Lee has battled her entire career. She shares insights on parenting in a musical household, her journey as a trailblazer for women in rock, and the dynamics of working with family. The discussion also touches on the significance of sisterhood in the industry, and her aspirations for the future of her music and legacy.

This is a Friday Bonus Episode featuring Todd Kerns and Cory Churko of Toque. They discuss their upcoming performance at the Rockin' Thunder Music Festival in a number of cities across Canada this Summer. Cory and Todd talk about creating new music in the modern music industry, and their journey from covering classic Canadian rock to writing original songs. All four members have incredible pedigree and have shared the stage with some of the biggest names in music from Shania Twain to Slash, Alice Cooper to Gene Simmons and Nickelback to P!nk.