Podcast episode 350ish: Ryan Lachance

Ryan Lachance has been performing standup comedy (from a seated position) for 12 years. So we thought it was time to get him on the show. You know, we wanted to make sure he'd stick with it. Ryan talks about his man-love of Billy Connelly, discusses performing with cerebral palsy and how it gives him a ready excuse for not seeing the light, and why he has a special place in his heart for Graham Clark's beard.

Listen right here if you can't wait. Otherwise, you can download it at your favourite podcast depository like iTunes (they're always a little late but they get it eventually), PodcastLand (it's already up there), and Stitcher (soon and there, too).

June 29: Ryan Lachance

Another week, another first-time guest for What's So Funny? Exciting times. Tonight we've got Ryan Lachance. He's one of the only quadriplegic comics in the country. Hell, he may be the only one. I'm not sure. But I know that in ten years doing this show, he's the first guest we've had in a wheelchair. Not the first guest with cerebral palsy, though. That'd be Tyler Fortin. We'll see if there's a heated rivalry between the two tonight. And we'll talk about everything else in the life of Lachance, including his smackdown on a rude comedy patron last week where Lachance wheeled right up to the guy and lit into him. It was perfect timing for that show and ours. So I appreciate it.

The fun starts at 11 pm and goes till midnight. Tune in to 100.5 FM in Vancouver or livestream us at coopradio.org. Same difference.