From his unconventional childhood in Canada, Mike Myers traces the influences that shaped his comedic voice, including mentors like Lorne Michaels and Canadian comedy pioneer Johnny Wayne. Myers reflects on building characters that became cultural touchstones and his shared rise with Ben Stiller as defining figures of modern popular culture.

On this episode of Inside Comedy, David Steinberg interviews Susie Essman and comedy legend Carol Burnett. They discuss Burnett's role as the successor to Lucille Ball as the queen of American television comedy, her successful film career, and the craft of comedy across television, film, and voice work. A must-listen conversation about comedy history, influence, and longevity.

In this episode, the program brings together Will Ferrell, reflecting on his early career and rise to fame on Saturday Night Live, alongside legendary performer Betty White, celebrated for her iconic role on The Golden Girls.

David Steinberg sits down with Jim Carrey and Keenen Ivory Wayans for a candid conversation about finding their voices, breaking rules, and redefining comedy for a new generation. A revealing look at two of comedy's most influential figures.

David Steinberg interviews comedy greats Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin about their lives in comedy, creative influences, and lasting impact on stand-up, television, and film. A must-listen conversation with two legendary performers.

On this episode of Inside Comedy, David Steinberg sits down with Drew Carey and Martin Mull for a candid, funny conversation about their lives, their influences, and the moments that shaped their comedy.

David Steinberg sits down with Judd Apatow and Tina Fey for a conversation about the turning points, lessons, and experiences that shaped their paths in comedy.

A look at two generations of American comedy: Louis C.K. and the timeless Bob Newhart, one of the most influential comedians in American history.