It's a story that not many are aware of... But it is, bar none, one of the coolest stories in the world of standup comedy! Tim & Tom made their debut in 1969 at a jazz club in South Chicago. They were the first ever interracial comedy team. White clubs had issues with Tim being black. Black clubs had issues with Tom being white. But, together, they managed to find audiences, and had them cracking up with some of the most original, and edgiest comedy ever heard. Tim is Tim Rei

This spring, radio remained a meaningful part of Canadians' everyday lives—at home, on the go, and everywhere in between. Out-of-home tuning was especially strong, with listening woven into commutes, errands, travel, and daily routines. Streaming also continued to play an important role, highlighting the many ways Canadians connect with radio throughout the day. View insight here: https://numeris.ca/wp-content/uploads/2026/PDFs/Audio-Insights/EN/Spring%20Listening%20Moves%2

Musings Of A Milkman - A passionate on air performer's thoughts on re-imaging radio In a connected world, the tech we’re using in radio has disconnected us from our audience. Text contests seem to have taken over. And I understand the reasons why radio has gravitated to them - they’re easy to maintain, very convenient when a show (or shows) is/are tracked and there’s no-one in the studio to take a call, and, of course, it provides some sense of who is tuned in. But… For the