Back when Funny 820 first launched its format, there was a woman who backselled all the comedians after their brief stand-up bits. A few years in, someone wisely decided to also provide an intro voice so listeners, few as they may be, would have some idea who they were about to hear. 

The problem is that whoever the guy is doing those pre-taped intros has gotten many of the names wrong. As an example, there's a female comedian named Jackie Kayshian, which rhymes sort of with "vacation." The female at the end gets it right. But the guy that intros her calls her "Jackie Kay-She-Ian." And he gets a lot of others wrong, too. (What he does to Steve Rannazzisi should be against the law!) It would appear the guy made no effort to even check on getting the names right and just sat down in a single session and said whatever he thought was the right pronunciation. Very sloppy. 

To make matters worse, once they air his intro, the lady at the end comes on and says it correctly, only pointing out how wrong he was in the first place. And because they air these same people over and over and over throughout the day, the mistake just keeps getting repeated ad nauseam. 

I suspect this same duo provides similar work for Bell's comedy format in both Calgary and Vancouver, which means it's happening in three markets at the same time. 

I know not a lot of people listen to Funny 820, but if you're going to bother providing this information, at least you should get it right and be consistent. Unlike what normally airs on the station, it's no joke. And it's not only not funny, it's very unprofessional.