Stand-up Ian Bagg makes his What's So Funny? debut. The former local talks about the old days in Vancouver, being deported from the States (where he's lived the past 15 years), and why he doesn't feel respected in Canada.

Comedian Charlie Demers is joined by author Charles Demers for an hour of riveting wit and conversation with host Guy MacPherson.

Stand-up comic/director/actor/author Paul Provenza joins us on the phone from Los Angeles while Daniel Packard visits us in studio. We talk about Provenza's new TV show, The Green Room, and his new book, The Satiristas!, his relationships with Jay Leno and Johnny Carson, and Packard lets us in on some big personal news.

The Comedy Roundtable reconvenes to hash and rehash the important comedy issues of the day. Ian Boothby, Jane Stanton, Sean Proudlove and Peter Kelamis deconstruct the big Leno-O'Brien mess at NBC. And Kelamis tells a hilarious story of getting booked on Canada's former talk show king, Mike Bullard.

Comedian Harry Doupe drops by the studio to talk about the old days, as well as giving his barbed opinions on the likes of Russell Peters, Gerry Dee, Mark Breslin and Rick Ducommun.

Vancouver Co-op Radio Host Guy MacPherson interviews Marc Maron.

Canadian Jay Brown and American Eddie Brill come together through the wonders of modern technology. Jay is in studio in Vancouver while Eddie is on the phone from New York City. Brill, the booker on the Late Show with David Letterman, reveals whether he's allowed to look Dave in the eyes. And Brown discusses collecting tips in Edmonton.

Vancouver Co-op Radio Host Guy MacPherson interviews Bev PoCock and Chris Wes

Vancouver Co-op Radio Host Guy MacPherson interviews Richard Lett

Vancouver Co-op Radio Host Guy MacPherson interviews Johnny Scoop.