Laughing Liberally Arizona

We open with a parody debate where Trump and Carney trade tariff jokes, insults and absurd Canada–U.S. jabs. A moderator tries to steer them through foreign policy, scandals, defense and Canadian sovereignty, and fails. It falls apart further over Quebec, Canadian stereotypes and colonial comparisons before a fake ad break.

Then comedian Jordan Cheyne joins us. He talks about going from Canadian pro cyclist to U.S.-based comic after an injury changed his path. He also covers coaching, cycling culture, what the sport costs you and what makes it beautiful, his comedy influences, finding a community, and training for stand-up like an athlete.

We open with satire and fake sponsors, then an AI-powered séance with Frank Sinatra. He talks about singing for the Kennedy campaign, the Rat Pack, modern music and politics, and he leaves listeners with a final message. Then comedian Joey Gaynor joins us. He went from aspiring rock singer to stand-up, sneaking into the Comedy Store to watch legends up close, and he became a regular there. He tells stories about Sam Kinison's rise and the chaos offstage, explains how his name ended up on the Comedy Store wall, and talks about why he moved to Tucson and what he's building in its comedy scene. We wrap with plugs and a documentary recommendation.

We open with satire and fake sponsors, then an AI-powered séance with Frank Sinatra. He talks about singing for the Kennedy campaign, the Rat Pack, modern music and politics, and he leaves listeners with a final message. Then comedian Joey Gaynor joins us. He went from aspiring rock singer to stand-up, sneaking into the Comedy Store to watch legends up close, and he became a regular there. He tells stories about Sam Kinison's rise and the chaos offstage, explains how his name ended up on the Comedy Store wall, and talks about why he moved to Tucson and what he's building in its comedy scene. We wrap with plugs and a documentary recommendation.