Strangers in the Night founder Larry Day joins us in studio to talk about the 20th anniversary of the West Island's signature charity and social event, and provides a bonus look inside the TV and film industry from his perspective as an actor. Also, Montreal April Fool's gags, Terry plays interpreter to Ted's crazy dreams and entertainment picks from the picture box.

Many DiMontes join us for the last episode of 2024, including Terry's wife, Jessica, who previews their bucket list Christmas trip to England. Also, favorite holiday albums, gifts and f****n' pie.

This week, Terry powers through post-dental surgery, Ted cries over yacht rock and the boys discuss the importance of taking it up the hoople.

Sometimes it has to be said and this week is one of those times: we stand shoulder to shoulder with our Jewish friends and neighbors. That's not to say we've turned into a serious podcast. No one wants that - least of all our Jewish friends and neighbors.

This week on Standing By, Ted trolls the Swifties, the absurdity of Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson, drunk on chocolates and talking about our cats.

Yeah, we went there. The American Presidential election was too big to ignore. Lots more, too, including Remembrance Day reflections, Tweet Sheet belly laughs and a spirited conversation with irrepressible Montreal comedian Mike Paterson.

Terry and Ted mark Remembrance Week by welcoming a decorated Canadian military veteran to the studio. Also, senior moments with movie titles, listener/viewer appreciation shoutouts and no singing (by the grace of God).

This week, Ted uses multiple excuses to crank up the karaoke machine, including Terry's New York stories and the waning days of Oktoberfest. Also, Vegas wedding tips, listener shoutouts and merci et adieu à Valérie Plante.

Never let it be said the Standing By podcast isn't high-falutin'. This week we welcome Ginger Petty, founder of the prestigious Toy Tea Christmas charity event, to the studio.