Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Krebscast. I'm your host Charlie Barons. This is the podcast where we

talked to people for and or from the Midwest. We are brought to you by Charlie Goodsoda. And here is

today's episode. Hey, everybody. Welcome to another episode. The Krebscast might guess today is Ian

Bagg who is a Canadian comedian or neighbor right up the road a bit. Okay. And you've seen him on

last comic standing. He's made an appearance on late night with Conan O'Brien, the tonight show.

Colleen, what else has he got going on? He has a half hour comedy special that's been featured

on Comedy Central and HBO. He's got another special called Getting to Know You on Showtime

and another one called Conversations Available in Amazon Prime. So he's got he's everywhere.

Thank you, Colleen Muraka. She is the executive producer of the Krebscast and Ian just to reiterate

this before we start chit-chatting about other things. He's a hilarious comedian. He had a lot

of fun with him. I think we got a lot of similarities him being from Canada, you know, me being from

the Midwest, you know, as I would say he's from Northern Midwest, you know, he'd say I'm from Southern

Canada. Yeah, we can agree to disagree there. Fairly similar people. Oh, also he's got his weekly

hockey podcast called Enjoying Orange Slices with Stephanie and that's a title I'm very jealous of.

That's really funny. When I saw that, I was like, that's really cool. Yeah. Orange Slices and Capri

Sons, that is the staple of the snacks. There were some people who like, it was like, Jason,

is your mom doing snacks today? And he'd be like, no, she traded with Tom's mom and you're like,

why? Tom's mom only brings apples. That sucks. You want to hear a funny story? What? Okay, so my

family is very Italian. And you don't say? Yeah, I know. And growing up, my cousin had a childhood

best friend, his last name's Colomari. And so that's his real life. This is real last name. And I

went to college with him. He's a great friend of mine too. And when they were growing up though,

they're on the same team. And so my uncle Don, who was like, I'm going to come to one of Jack's

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