Greatest damn Host ever, Jake Hirsch interviews Calgary comedian James Moore. They chat about starting comedy at age 43, and creating Comedy Monday Night for his own stage time, and how it has become a staple in the comedy community. Known across the country, Comedy Monday Night has provided opportunities and a place for comics to do well and develop, making it one of the best places to catch comedians from all over. Jake also asks the big question: Are we doing enough for comedy in Canada? Tune in to find out. comedymondaynight.com

Yuk Yuk's Comedy Podcast episode #86! Host Jake Hirsch interviews Just for Laugh's Zoe Rabnett. They chat about her start up as a booker, how comedy is subjective, the opportunities in Canada, the strong comedy community throughout the country and the beauty of being able to say 'yes' and the one person who keeps saying 'no' to her. And remember, if she isn't laughing it doesn't necessarily mean she doesn't enjoy you! Keep your eyes open for the Town Hall in Toronto! Follow Zoe! @ZoeRabnett www.hahaha.com

Yuk Yuk's Comedy Podcast episode #85! Host Jake Hirsch interviews duel citizen Andrew Albert. They chat about his teenage years in Quebec, his hard work ethic, and the earth's shape... like, it's something else. No judgement. Take a listen.

Yuk Yuk's Comedy Podcast episode #84! Host Jake Hirsch interviews Toronto comedian Shannon Laverty. They chat about her early years in the Saskatoon theatre scene - where she learned the beauty of comedic timing, doing comedy in South Africa, and performing for the troops. Follow Shannon on https://www.facebook.com/Shannonlavertystandupcomic/ and buy her album, Don't Shush Me on iTunes! You can see Shannon live at Yuk Yuk's Mississauga next month. Check out her upcoming show dates!

Host Jake Hirsch does a "Master Class" with Vancouver comedian Kathleen McGee. Kathleen shares some insight into comedy, giving her tips and advice for newer comedians. Follow Kathleen! @ Kathleen_McGee http://twitter.com/Kathleen_McGee YYCP intro by Lane Argue @laneargue www.LaneArgueGuitar.com

This week we replay Jake's interview with Calgary comedian Nav Ghali who is bravely battling stage 4 cancer. Nav is an amateur comedian and finalist in the 2016 Yuk & Comers Comedy Competition. Nav and Host Jake Hirsch sit down and discuss his recent success on the amateur circuit, his journey into stand-up comedy and how important family support and taking risks are. Follow Nav @ NavGhali twitter.com/navghali YYCP intro by Lane Argue @laneargue www.LaneArgueGuitar.com

Host Jake Hirsch interviews Toronto comedian Jarrett Campbell. They chat about being a military kid, growing up in a county near Blue Mountain in Ontario, playing music and wanting to write comedy, going to college in Hamilton, moving to Toronto, being so miserable that he started doing stand-up, doing comedy across the country, working in the TV industry, and how he's pretty much useless now. Jarrett performs at Yuk Yuk's Vancouver this weekend! http://yukyuks.com/vancouver Follow Jarrett! @ jarrettcampbell http://twitter.com/jarrettcampbell YYCP intro by Lane Argue @laneargue www.LaneArgueGuitar.com

Host Jake Hirsch interviews Calgary comedian Jake Poirier. They chat about American politics, growing up in the Yukon, living with his dad in Manitoba after his parents divorce, living with his mom in New York for a year, moving to Calgary and starting stand-up, and the comedy scene in Calgary. Follow Jake! @ TheJakePoirier https://twitter.com/TheJakePoirier YYCP intro by Lane Argue @laneargue www.LaneArgueGuitar.com

Host Jake Hirsch interviews Alberta comedian Bobby Warrener. They chat about being from Sylvan Lake, his shitty day job, how he started comedy in Red Deer, Alberta, his tools for improving, showcasing for Mark Breslin, being one of the youngest comics ever signed to Yuk's, finding success pretty early in his career, and the benefits of being on the roster. Follow Bobby! @ BobbyWarrener http://twitter.com/bobbywarrener YYCP intro by Lane Argue @laneargue www.LaneArgueGuitar.com

Host Jake Hirsch interviews Calgary comedian Donovan Deschner. They chat about how Donovan started as as a magician before getting into stand-up comedy, growing up in Calgary, how he challenged himself and wrote 260 new minutes of stand-up in one year, what he learned through accomplishing that, his writing process, hosting the show Super Dogs, the Calgary comedy community, what he loves and hates about comedy, the misconceptions people have, and some advice for younger comics. Follow Donovan! @ donovandeschner http://twitter.com/donovandeschner --- http://donovandeschner.com/ YYCP intro by Lane Argue @laneargue www.LaneArgueGuitar.com