In this episode of The Good Night Podcast, we sit down with Will Del Vecchio to talk about one of the biggest weekends in Montreal - Formula 1 Grand Prix weekend.From growing up around cars to becoming a professional race car driver, Will shares what it’s really like behind the wheel, the dedication required to compete at a high level, and the reality of life in motorsport. We also dive into the unique atmosphere that takes over Montreal every year during Grand Prix week, including the parties, celebrities, packed streets, and the incredible energy that brings racing fans from around the world to the city.Along the way, we discuss the business side of racing, how drivers work their way through the ranks, the pressure of competition, memorable moments from the track, and some funny stories from life around the racing world. Whether you’re a lifelong Formula 1 fan or someone who just enjoys the excitement that Grand Prix weekend brings to Montreal, this conversation offers a great look into a world that most people only see from the outside.Will Del Vecchio joins us for a fun and insightful conversation about racing, Montreal, and what it takes to chase speed for a living.Follow The Good Night Podcast for more conversations with comedians and interesting people from Montreal and beyond.

Amer Rez is back with filmmaker and comedian Miguel McKenna for a hilariously unfiltered, free-flowing conversation recorded live right outside the M Hotel. They bypass the usual podcast pleasantries and dive straight into a chaotic blend of deep-cut cinema and everyday absurdities. Whether they are breaking down the physical mechanics of swimming and the realities of dealing with uneven leg lengths, or debating the logistics of balancing dinner timelines with dating in your thirties, the chemistry is fast, loose, and completely authentic.For the film buffs, Miguel delivers his definitive, non-negotiable list of 10/10 cinematic masterpieces—trading thoughts on everything from *The Elephant Man* and *Zodiac* to the atomic-age terror of the 1951 classic *The Day the Earth Stood Still*. The conversation spins wildly from high-brow movie analysis into the surreal, touching on UFO disclosures, corporate conspiracy theories hidden inside *Monsters, Inc.*, and a gold-tier workplace story involving a legendary Lebanese coworker who claims to be a national karaoke champion for his rendition of Prince’s *Purple Rain*. It’s a hilarious, fast-paced hour of sharp commentary and great storytelling that feels exactly like catching up with your funniest friends.

Lebanese comedian John Achkar joins Amer Rez on The Good Night Podcast for a funny, honest, and laid-back conversation about comedy, culture, Montreal, identity, touring, and what it is like performing for Arab audiences around the world.John Achkar is a Lebanese stand-up comedian, actor, and creator known for his sharp storytelling, relatable humour, and comedy about Arab culture, relationships, family, work, identity, and the everyday chaos of life. His stand-up has connected with audiences internationally, especially across the Arab diaspora, because his comedy feels honest, personal, and painfully accurate in the best way.In this episode, John talks with Amer Rez about his love for Montreal, the Lebanese community in Canada, performing in different cities, and how audiences react to comedy in different parts of the world. The conversation mixes hilarious cultural observations with more personal reflections on being Lebanese, travelling as a comedian, and finding humour in the awkward, stressful, and ridiculous moments of life.This episode is perfect for fans of John Achkar, Lebanese comedy, Arab stand-up, Montreal comedy, Middle Eastern podcasts, and anyone who enjoys real conversations with comedians about culture, identity, and the comedy scene. Whether you already follow John from his stand-up, viral clips, and live shows, or you are discovering him for the first time, this episode gives you a fun and personal look at one of the most exciting Lebanese comedians performing today.Hosted by Amer Rez, The Good Night Podcast brings together comedians, creatives, performers, and interesting voices for relaxed, funny, and genuine conversations. This episode dives into Montreal, comedy, Lebanese culture, touring life, audience reactions, and the small cultural details that make life so funny.

Gabriel is back on the pod with a hot episode! He was in China for two weeks and is this episode is all about his travels to a far away and strange land!

Sweet and introspective episode with Nazeer Khan. He’s a funny comedian and comedy show producer in Montreal. They talk about dating, producing and the daily struggles of being a hardcore and dedicated comedian in Montreal!

In this episode, we sit down with chef and restaurateur Steve D’Alete, the driving force behind Café Mondello, to explore what it really takes to build and run a successful restaurant. From the realities of kitchen life to the business side of hospitality, Steve shares honest insights into the passion, pressure, and persistence behind the industry.We dive into his journey into the culinary world, the story behind Café Mondello, and what separates a good restaurant from a great one. Steve also breaks down menu creation, customer experience, and the challenges of staying relevant in a competitive food scene.Whether you’re a foodie, aspiring chef, or interested in entrepreneurship, this episode gives you a real look at restaurant culture, chef mindset, and what it takes to succeed in hospitality today.Cafe Mondello - 7536 Rue St-Hubert, Montréal, QC H2R 2N6

We got the hilarious and nuts George Assily. He’s got some great Lebanon stories! He reconciled with his father and ate a lot of meat! Great ep!

Hash the One is a legend in Montreal. TikTok superstar! Wrestling legend. Comedian! Wow he does it all! He also has a cat! Great ep with two Montreal comedy stars! Enjoy!!

We got cafe Eevee owner Alessandro on the pod. He makes the best Italian pastries in montreal! Check them out! Great pod!

We got one of the kings of Montreal comedy! Vance Michel. He’s got tales from the past from the old school Montreal comedy days. And lots of fun jokes in between!