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2026

On a special entertainment edition of Standing By, Terry and Ted sit down with Montreal comedian Pino Pirillo, whose sardonic takes on his RDP upbringing have resonated with audiences across North America, and Nick Gagnon - front man for Quebec-based bilingual punk/pop rock recording artists Kamakazi.
The “okay boomer” backlash from last week’s Angine de Poitrine segment, expert hockey analysis on the Habs’ playoff debut and a look ahead to the 2026 Just For Laughs comedy festival.
Terry and Ted pay tribute to the late and legendary Donald K. Donald, promote the Montreal Ride For Dad prostate cancer research fundraiser and ponder the worldwide phenomenon that is Angine de Poitrine.
Pooing in space is not the focus of this week's episode but it's definitely the catchiest hook, and it's not particularly close.
It's the April Fools edition of the Standing By Podcast, with your hosts Dyl Doe and Holden Magroin.

The bell tolled for a number of cultural icons this past week, and we paid what we hope was appropriate tribute. Also, the magic of vinyl and take down your goddam Christmas decorations.
This week on the podcast - a cautionary tale on the online manosphere, cemetery showbiz, Oscar night reflections, and a from-the-heart fundraiser organized by a guy who's had more than his share of family adversity.
We mark St. Patrick's season in Montreal by exploring a defining event in the long and rich history of city's Irish community - an event that's finally getting the official acknowledgment it deserves.
Terry is back from holidays just in time for the time change, which is becoming harder to figure out than new math. Also, a fall down funny reenactment of women’s Olympic curling and Ted can’t get through the Tweet Sheet.

Hilarity and minimal domestic conflict ensue when Terry and Ted are joined in-studio by Terry's wife and our executive producer, Jessica Dionne. Item description
A deep dive on the developmental and lifestyle side of Canadian hockey with Bobby Dollas, who brings more than four decades of experience as a player, coach and broadcaster at multiple levels, including 16 seasons in the NHL. Includes bonus anecdotes from the locker room, the back of the bus and the plane.
Nepotism Month on the Standing By podcast kicks off with a guest appearance by Ted's broadcaster/podcaster/content creator son, Sam Bird, two weeks before we welcome our executive producer and Terry's wife, Jessica Dionne. Produced by Mano Maropakis, whose uncle Pantelis owns the studio.
Parking tickets, credit card fraud, and the marathon wait for customer service. Other than that it was a good week.

Terry brings down the curtain on the short-term grieving process after the passing of his father, reflecting on what it means to be on the receiving end of condolences and the power of community in adverse times.
Without being maudlin or self-indulgent, the podcast strikes a sombre note this week with a tribute to Terry's dad, who passed away January 10th after a long and productive life dedicated to family and old school work ethic. Needless to say, the episode is not steeped in hilarity, but there are multiple moments of mirth because that's the way Lou DiMonte would have wanted it.
This week, we tap into the underrated local online news magazine The Main to learn one of the great untold World War 2 stories with a uniquely Montreal angle. Also, line brawling for tykes and celebrity blowhards at the Golden Globes.
In the inaugural episode of 2026, Terry and Ted ponder their unintentional dearth of Christmas spirit over the holiday season. Also, Habs at the ODR, the West Island's burgeoning restaurant scene, and an overdue shoutout to rotisserie chickens.