Episodes

In this episode of the Moving Day podcast, hosts Terry Evans and Art New discuss the excitement surrounding the Ryder Cup, analyzing player performances, team dynamics, and strategies. They delve into the unique format of the Ryder Cup, the importance of captains and vice captains, and the legacy of legendary golfer Seve Ballesteros. The conversation also touches on the camaraderie within the European team and looks ahead to future competitions, including the President's Cup.

Terry Evans and Mel Chmilar discuss the upcoming Smoke in the Valley Barbecue Festival in Edmonton on September 26, 27 and 28th, exploring Mel's journey from a welder to a successful pitmaster and YouTube personality. They delve into Mel's experiences cooking in various countries, including a royal kitchen, and the challenges of organizing a large-scale barbecue event. The conversation highlights the excitement surrounding the festival, the competition aspect, and the interactive experiences pla...

Drew Behm, who I've known for 15 years, shares his journey from stand-up comedian to viral content creator, focusing on his unique take on popular characters with an Alberta accent. He discusses the challenges and triumphs of headlining in his hometown, the transition to content creation, and the importance of authenticity in his work. Drew also touches on the complexities of monetizing content in Canada and his plans for future projects, all while reflecting on personal stories and family connections that have shaped his career.

Another chat with Mike Plume. We like to catch up every 3 or 4 months.  reflects on his extensive journey in the music industry, sharing stories from his time at Camp Manitou, his experiences touring across Canada, and memorable encounters with notable figures like Prime Minister Harper. The discussion also delves into the legacy of the Tragically Hip, the impact of music icons like Ozzy Osbourne, and the challenges and joys of parenting a budding musician, Ruby Plume. And we just might have made our own "Thelma and Louise" plans...

I LOVE talking to this woman! She is Power on so many levels. Jelena Mrdjenovich shares her journey as a professional boxer, discussing her early life, the challenges she faced in a male-dominated sport, and her determination to succeed. She reflects on her experiences in the ring, the importance of support from family and friends, and her aspirations for the future. With a focus on perseverance and passion, Jelena's story is one of resilience and dedication to her craft.

Comedian, Jim Florentine shares insights into his career as a stand-up comedian, his experiences in the comedy scene, and his love for classic rock and heavy metal. He discusses the differences between comedy scenes in various cities, the evolution of stand-up, and the joys and challenges of fatherhood. Jim also reflects on memorable interviews with rock legends and the timeless appeal of classic rock music, particularly the legacy of Ozzy Osbourne. The conversation wraps up with thoughts on the future of music and comedy, as well as Jim's upcoming shows.

This conversation explores the journey of Silver Devil Spirits and Twisted Bitters, a family-owned distillery in Alberta, highlighting their operations, product offerings, and the impact of the pandemic on their business. The discussion also delves into the importance of bitters in cocktails and the family's legacy in farming and distilling.

Danny Hooper reflects on his 50-year career in the entertainment industry, sharing insights about his journey from country music to auctioneering. He discusses the impact of music on seniors, the evolution of country music, and memorable performances with iconic artists. Danny also delves into his radio career, his passion for cooking, and his ventures into YouTube, all while emphasizing the importance of fundraising auctions and the lessons learned throughout his career.

Ladislav Smid shares his unique journey from playing in the NHL for both the Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames to transitioning into coaching. He discusses the challenges of overcoming language barriers, the cultural influences of growing up in Czech hockey, and the impact of communism on players' opportunities. Smid reflects on his inspirations, the significance of playing for his national team, and the adjustments he faced in the AHL. He also shares insights on navigating trades, the emotional aspects of being a player, and his aspirations as a coach, emphasizing the importance of mentorship in hockey.

Wayne Allchin reflects on his musical journey, the influence of his family, and the milestones of his band. From his early memories in Edmonton to the impact of his parents, Wayne shares stories of laughter, love, and the passion for music that has shaped his life. He discusses the significance of the K-97 Christmas Jam, his experiences with mentors like Bobby Cameron, and the joy of performing with friends. The conversation culminates in cherished memories of unforgettable performances, including a special moment with Buddy Guy.

Terry Evans reconnects with Bill Ranford, a legendary NHL goaltender and coach. They discuss Bill's transition from player to coach, his experiences in the NHL, the evolution of goaltending, and the importance of family and community. Bill shares insights on the challenges of coaching elite goaltenders, the dynamics of playoff rivalries, and the changing landscape of the NHL. He reflects on his career, the significance of mental health, and the future of goaltending safety innovations. The conversation is filled with personal anecdotes and a deep appreciation for the game of hockey.

***Be listening for the CODE WORD in this podcast for a special deal for the remainder of JULY 2025 at Trestle Creek Golf Resort*** Terry Evans and Art New discuss the Open Championship, focusing on its history, the performance of players like Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler, and the unique challenges of links golf courses. They also touch on the evolution of golf personalities, the impact of weather on play, and the significance of Canadian golfers in the tournament. The discussion highlights the importance of golf course design and community engagement at Trestle Creek Golf Course, culminating in a reflection on the future of golf.

Long time Edmonton Sportscaster, Kevin Karius shares his journey from television to radio, his long-standing involvement with the Easter Seals Golf Tournament, and his experiences in the sports broadcasting industry. He reflects on the vibrant sports culture in Edmonton, memorable moments at the Masters, and his connections with NHL players. The discussion also touches on listener engagement in radio, the challenges faced by charities post-COVID, and personal anecdotes from his junior hockey career and fishing adventures. Kevin and I have been friends for 1000 years. We've golf, travelled to The Masters together and much more!

Terry chats with Antonio Petosa from Bridgeland Distillery in Calgary #YYC about the distillery, products, challenges and importance of local ingredients in their fine products. Key highlights include: 1. Bridgeland Distillery Location and History - Located in Calgary, established in 2016 - Started selling products in 2018 - Survived the pandemic through loyal customer support and owner commitment 2. Distillery Philosophy - Focuses on using 100% local Alberta ingredients - Owners are en...

Terry Evans and President of The Alberta Motorcycle Safety Society, Liane Langlois, discuss the importance of motorcycle safety, personal experiences in riding, and the role of women in the motorcycle community. Liane shares her journey from a novice rider to the president of the Alberta Motorcycle Safety Society, emphasizing the need for education and advocacy in promoting safe riding practices. They explore the challenges faced by female motorcyclists, the impact of motorcycle culture on safety, and the significance of community support. The discussion also touches on Liane's personal achievements, including setting records at the Bonneville Salt Flats, and her aspirations for the future of motorcycle safety and advocacy.

Darrell Millar, drummer for Killer Dwarfs, shares his journey as a rock musician and author. He discusses the evolution of his persona as the 'rock and roll pirate,' his experiences in the music industry, and the challenges of writing and publishing his books. Daryl also reflects on the impact of age and health on his career, emphasizing the importance of staying active and healthy while continuing to perform. The conversation highlights his passion for music, storytelling, and the creative process behind his work. Is 3rd book, Thunder Foot: Chronicles of a Rock n Roll Pirate Volume II is available NOW on Amazon and thru his website listed below.

I LOVE the Craft Distillery Culture! Terry Evans is with Jamie Stewart from Rig Hand Distillery to discuss their innovative products, including a garlic vodka Caesar and aged corn whiskey. The conversation highlights the distillery's commitment to local ingredients, community engagement, and their unique event space that hosts live music and weddings. Jamie shares insights into the production process and the creative ideas behind their canned cocktails, showcasing the distillery's dedication to quality and innovation in the craft spirits industry.

Terry Evans and Art New discuss the 125th US Open Golf tournament, highlighting the fundraising efforts for kids with cancer, the history and features of Oakmont Country Club, and the legacy of Ben Hogan. They delve into the performances of current players, particularly Canadian golfers, and share personal stories from their golfing experiences. The discussion wraps up with reflections on the excitement of major tournaments and the anticipation for future events.

Max Brault, an author and disability advocate, discusses his journey and the importance of the Accessible Canada Act. He emphasizes the need for awareness about the rights of individuals with disabilities and the collective responsibility to create an inclusive society. Brault shares his personal experiences, the challenges faced in advocacy, and the role of allies in driving change. He also highlights the impact of COVID-19 on the disability community and the ongoing need for open conversations about accessibility and support. His book, "The Race to the Starting Line" is a must-read book on accessibility, written to educate, inspire, and drive change.

Terry's return guest, Tom Cochrane reflects on his deep connection to Edmonton, the Canadian music scene, and the friendships he has forged throughout his career. He is performing in Ice District in Edmonton on June 21/25 with co-headliner Burton Cummings. He shares personal anecdotes about his family, his experiences in aviation, Plane crash and the importance of being proud of one's roots. The discussion also touches on the challenges and joys of touring, upcoming collaborations, and the legacy of Canadian artists. Tom's gratitude for his journey and the people he has met along the way shines through. He's also a CRAZY Edmonton Oilers fan with deep connections to players past and coaches present Paul Coffey

Terry Evans hosts Quinn Phillips, Paulina Denholm, and Claire Devaney as they discuss their podcast, The Bits, which focuses on sports from a female perspective. They explore the evolution of women's sports, the excitement surrounding the PWHL, and the emotional connections fans have with players. The discussion also touches on the role of analytics in sports, the memories of Wayne Gretzky, and the future of dynasties in the NHL. The trio emphasizes the importance of casual sports fandom and the unique approach they take in their podcast. The hosts discuss various aspects of hockey, including team dynamics, player roles, and personal anecdotes that highlight the nostalgia associated with the sport. They discuss the influence of media and advertising on public perception, share personal health and wellness stories, and explore the friendships and collaborations that arise in the sports community. The conversation also touches on the role of WAGs in hockey culture, rivalries among te…

You’ve seen him in Ricky Stanicky (2024), heard him on Bad Friends and Whiskey Ginger , and now he’s sitting down with Terry to talk about it all. Comedian Andrew Santino joins the show to share stories from the road, his deep affection for Edmonton, and his upcoming Canadian tour stops: From hilarious personal anecdotes to heartfelt reflections on friendship, golf outings with A-listers, and his love for bourbon, Santino brings raw honesty and signature sarcasm. Also, is Bobby Lee okay? Terry’s concerned. Andrew’s… kind of reassuring.

It's the second Major of the year! The PGA Championship! Terry Evans and Art New discuss the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, exploring the unique golfing landscape of North Carolina, the history of the Wanamaker Trophy, and the evolution of prize money in golf. They delve into Rory McIlroy's recent successes, the role of club professionals in the championship, and predictions for the tournament, including potential dark horses. The conversation also highlights community engagement in golf and upcoming events at Trestle Creek Golf Resort

TJ Miller shares his experiences from performing in Edmonton to his upcoming birthday plans in San Francisco. He reflects on his early career, the evolution of comedy, and the unique characters he's portrayed. The discussion also touches on his podcasting ventures, food merchandise, and insights into Bitcoin investment. With humor and nostalgia, Miller provides a glimpse into his life as a comedian and actor, while also sharing personal anecdotes and future projects.