Comedian Jamie Randall joins Solo Spotlight for the first time to talk about the real work behind stand-up comedy.

In this episode, Ryan and Jamie get into his journey from music into comedy, finding his voice on stage, writing and testing new material, bombing in front of a crowd, the difference between open mics and paid shows, and what it takes to move from hosting to headlining. Jamie also breaks down the role of a comedy host, how crowd work can shape a set, why recording your performances matters, and how different comedy scenes — from Vancouver to Edmonton — can force a comic to adapt and level up.

They also talk about Edmonton’s growing comedy scene, The Moon Comedy Café, local rooms, upcoming shows, and the community of comics building something real in the city. Jamie gives a shoutout to YEG Comedy Shows, his upcoming professional comedy nights, and The Moon’s new venue.

This conversation is a great look into what stand-up comedy actually takes behind the scenes — not just getting laughs, but learning how to write, fail, adjust, and keep showing up.

Go support out guest:

https://www.instagram.com/jamie_randell/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp7Hgf1A4pN-mfdyzEo29sQ

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