Wright On with Matt Wright

Originally recorded in March 2018, singer/songwriter Rosanna Burrill (Hillsburn) joins the podcast!

Originally recorded in August 2018, comedian Ron James (The Ron James Show) joins the podcast! 

Originally recorded in 2018, Comedian Nikki Payne (Last Comic Standing, Just For Laughs, Video On Trial) joins the podcast!

Originally recorded in July 2018, comedian Caleb Synan (Conan, Bill Burr Presents, Comedy Central) joins the podcast!

Originally recorded in June 2019. Journalist Reshmi Nair (CTV, CBC) joins the podcast! 

Originally recorded in June 2019. Tom Henry (Crave Special, Just For Laughs, This Hour Has 22 Minutes) joins the podcast!

Originally recorded in December 2019. Mark Critch (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Son of a Critch, The Grand Seduction) drops into the podcast.

Comedian Courtney Gilmour (Just For Laughs) swings by the pod to talk meditation, mental health, and more. Originally recorded in June 2019. 

Hello! This is the podcast formerly known as the Work Report. Nothing too different - just funny conversations with great people as we all try to figure out what to do with our lives.Comedian/Writer Jordan Foisy (Vice, Just For Laughs, This Hour Has 22 Minutes) joins the pod today! Originally recorded in June 2019.

Director/photographer Leah Johnston stops by The Work Report to talk about being a workaholic, lists, and "serious fun". Originally recorded in February 2017). 

Sportswriter James Mirtle (editor of The Athletic Toronto, The Leaf Report Podcast, Globe and Mail) comes by and talks about running a start-up, the changing state of journalism, and how Auston Matthews is the best. 

On episode 30 of The Work Report, TV's Jonathan Torrens (Taggart and Torrens Podcast, Trailer Park Boys, Mr. D) comes by to discuss the importance of balance, RVing, and "smoking as yoga". 

Originally recorded in August 2016, Matt sits down with musician Kat Mclevey to talk about how a brain injury shaped who she is today, hobbies, and more. Check it!

Originally recorded in July 2016, Matt sits down with Tom Power (q, CBC Radio 2, The Dardanelles) to talk about broadcasting, messy desks, and anxiety. They also share a love/hate relationship with chewing things. 

Vancouver/LA comedian Dino Archie (Jimmy Kimmel Live, Adam Devine's House Party, Seattle International Comedy Competition Winner) joins The Work Report to discuss doing Jimmy Kimmel, his 30's, and his week in Newfoundland.  

Comedian, curler, and teacher John Cullen stops by The Work Report to discuss how he balances it all. Also, Matt and John reflect about a baffling encounter with an audience member. 

Vancouver based comedian Ivan Decker (Just For Laughs, The Debaters, Winnipeg Comedy Fest) joins the 25th episode of The Work Report. Matt and Ivan discuss clothes, packing strategies, and Game of Thrones (SPOILERS). 

Hilarious comedian Graham Kay (Just For Laughs Homegrown Winner 2013, Halifax Comedy Festival, Seattle International Comedy Competition) pops into The Work Report to discuss his pre-comedy jobs, history, and Newfoundland's quirks. 

Repartee lead singer Megan Warren drops by The Work Report! Check out Repartee's debut album on Spotify, iTunes, and tour dates at www.reparteemusic.ca. 

Author Chad Pelley (Away From Everywhere, Every Little Thing, The Overcast) joins the Work Report and discusses whether or not being five minutes late is a sin, drowning in emails, and...the economy?

Director/filmmaker Deanne Foley (Relative Happiness, Beat Down, Republic of Doyle) joins The Work Report to discuss making a feature, working at McDonald's, and having kids. 

Cathy Jones (22 Minutes, CODCO, The Grand Seduction) is the 20th guest on The Work Report! Cathy talks about how one becomes a buddhist in Newfoundland, mental health, and acid. 

Singer/songwriter Steve Maloney (Steve Maloney + The Wandering Kind) stops by The Work Report to talk about writing a new album, bar shows, and smoking. 

22 Minutes head writer stops by to discuss his transition from writing dinner theatre to running a TV writers room.

Greg Thomey (This Hour Has 22 Minutes founding member) is the 17th guest on The Work Report. He talks about how 22 Minutes got started, growing up in Newfoundland, and not having Facebook. Get into it!

Writer/comedian Heidi Brander (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, MTV Live, Video on Trial) braves the flu and joins the show!

Amanda Brooke Perrin joins The Work Report for Episode 15! We talk about sweating, death, and have a very hard time pronouncing "Vera Farmiga". 

Fortunate Ones (Andrew James O'Brien and Catherine Allan) join The Work Report to talk about being a couple and a band at the same time. Also, monsters. And poop. 

Hilarious comedian/writer/director Mike Fardy is the lucky 13th guest of The Work Report. Mike and Matt reminisce about being roommates, the education system, and dogs with human names. 

Arkells lead singer Max Kerman swings by The Work Report to discuss touring, being an idea man, and meditation. Check it out!

Adam Christie (This Hour Has 22 Minutes writer/warm-up) stops by The Work Report to talk about doing warm-up for 22, working on YTV, and video games. He also tells my favorite story in the world.  

Dan Mangan stops by the 10th episode of The Work Report to discuss playing with an orchestra, the importance of acknowledging the bad, and his thirties. He also eats a banana. Apologies (to you and Dan) about the sound on this one - you can hear everything but the quality isn't up to par with the other episodes. Technical glitch. Did my best to fix it. 

Bob Kerr (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Just For Laughs, The Sketchersons) joins Episode 9 of the Work Report to talk writing, anxiety, and drops a baby turtle analogy that will blow your mind. Check it out!

World famous chef/restauranteur Jeremy Charles (Raymond's, The Merchant's Tavern) joins Episode 8 to discuss how he juggles two restaurants, working at Wal-Mart, and breaking phones. He also shares his cod recipe. 

Happy 2016!! Comedian/actor Derek Seguin (Just For Laughs, HBO, The Debaters) joins Episode 7 of The Work Report. Derek talks about naps, working in advertising, divorce, and family. Check it out!

Comedian/actor/writer Patrick Haye (Halifax Comedy Fest, Great Canadian Laugh Off, Spun Out) joins the sixth episode to talk about writing at the food court, modelling, and how he gets so relaxed. 

Hey Rosetta! drummer, filmmaker, and ping pong extraordinaire drops by The Work Report to talk about focus, coffee, and attempts to interview Matt. 

Hey Rosetta! lead singer Tim Baker drops into episode 4 of The Work Report to talk heckles, how he divides his day, and his "three jobs". 

Vlogger/writer/gentleman Steve Dangle (Sportsnet, The Steve Dangle Podcast, Vancouver Olympics) joins the third episode of The Work Report. Steve details his rise from YouTube to Sportsnet, stand up comedy, and crazy people on the internet. 

Actor/comedian/writer Susan Kent (This Hour Has 22 Minutes, Relative Happiness, Hatching Matching and Dispatching) joins the second episode of The Work Report. Susan talks about playing Justin Trudeau, how she got on 22 Minutes, and didgeridoos.  

Matt Wright and Trent Maclellan discuss the making of Trent's comedy special "Positive Vibes", how he started in comedy, and the hopelessness of performing in "sock feet".