Laugh Out Loud

Sam Burns tells a Niagara-on-the-Lake audience that his girlfriend is talking in her sleep ... and he’s not too pleased with what she’s saying. And Quincy Thomas tells Yellowknife he finds today’s workouts downright offensive!

On this Mother’s Day weekend, we shine our spotlight on comedian, author, and actor, Deborah Kimmett, who also does a solid amount of mothering...and daughtering.

AJ Bate is helping raise his step-daughter and dismantling each of her lies, one by one. And Natasha Lynn Miles reflects on the last time she felt joy - it was a LONG time ago! Recorded at the Icebreakers Comedy Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake and at The Arden Theatre in St. Albert, AB.

We've got Eric Andrews & Rebecca Kohler! From Niagara-on-the-Lake, Eric Andrews doesn't want to leave the building the traditional way. And Rebecca Kohler isn’t interested in being dragged into your parenting world.

We've got Nathan Macintosh & Fraser Young. When the people closest to you say “DO NOT HAVE A BABY”....that’s something to consider, says Nathan Macintosh. And Fraser Young had a great idea about MRI machines but the doctors aren’t listening to him for some reason.

Sterling Scott and Kelly Zemnickis! Sterling Scott tells the St. Albert audience he loves working on cruise ships, despite the threats of violence. And Kelly Zemnickis lets Owen Sound know that she’s got an alternate version to Vision Boards. It’s only a little sad.

From Ottawa, Carly Baker reminisces about her ex-husband...not fondly. And from the Icebreakers Comedy Festival, Lianne Mauladin offers some advice for the youth & the newly single folks!

Hisham Kelati tell the Danforth Music Hall all about his work nemesis. Perhaps he didn't need to be so specific, but that’s his cross to bear. And from St. Albert, Noah Brodeur shares the hidden dangers of playing men’s league ball hockey.

It's Ron Josol and Crystal Ferrier! From Accent on Toronto, Ron Josol takes the audience on a journey to all the countries he’s performed in. There are a lot! And from the Icebreakers Comedy Festival, Crystal Ferrier tells us that she will exact revenge on her children. She has planned it out very carefully!

It's Dale Ward and Stacey McGunnigle. From St. Albert, Alberta, Dale Ward tells the crowd that he wants to adopt. And I think we can all agree .. he shouldn’t. And Stacey McGunnigle tells Winnipeg - and YOU - that a Divorce...is great!

Featuring Sean Lecomber and Isabel Zawtun. Just once, Sean Lecomber would love to have the “lady experience” at the hair dresser, he tells the audience in St Albert. And from Accent on Toronto, Isabel Zawtun is sorry to be constantly disappointing the Persian community. 

We've got Mike Green and Allie Pearce. From Winnipeg, Mike Green talks about the challenges of being “racially ambiguous”, and from Niagara on the Lake, Allie Pearse offers some creative suggestions around getting married. And divorced.

it's Faris Hytiaa and Evan Carter! Faris Hytiaa shares the challenges of being a pioneer with our live St Albert audience...and from the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto, Evan Carter shares his experiences with the dreaded “S word”.

From the stage in Ottawa, Anesti Danelis sings about some terrifying dating tales! And Bryan Hatt tells Owen Sound he is trying to date. He is trying his VERY best! And it might not be good enough?

Chris Patterson and The Two Willies!From Owen Sound, Chris Patterson takes embarrassing his children to new heights. And from Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall, The Two Willies hold the honour of being our show’s first drag performers!

We've got Gavin Stephens and Kristen Einarson!Gavin Stephens tells Niagara-on-the-Lake that 49 is too late to find out you have ADHD. And from Winnipeg, Kristen Einarson shares that she might have gone too deep into the SIMs world! 

From the Roxy Theatre in Owen Sound, Graham Chittenden would rather have strange kids on his lawn than his own friends IN HIS HOUSE! And DK Phan shares how not to propose to your partner in Paris!

it's Monty Scott and Lachlan Patterson!Monty Scott asks the Big Sound Comedy Festival - what do you do at the cottage? And from Winnipeg, Lachlan Patterson might have inadvertently admitted that he’s sponsored by Big Toothpick!

This week its Ronald Hae and Tracy Hamilton. Tracy Hamilton shares a list of her grudges – big and small - with the city of Parry Sound. And newlywed Ronald Hae might be newly dead if his wife hears what he shared with the audience in Owen Sound!

From the Icebreakers Comedy Festival in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Jarrett Campbell shares what finally cured his fear of flying. And Nitish Sakhuja shares the joy of being a new puppy owner! 

From Accent on Toronto, Tamara Shevon warns you to steer clear of her with your camping invitations. And from Kelowna, Amanda Rose shares her homeschooling experience. It's a life-long journey of learning!

It’s a “comedians of This Hour Has 22 Minutes” show! Jordan Foisy gives you some insight on this country’s top politicians...and Heidi Brander shares what it's like to grow up with the worst musical tastes!

Kyle Hickey spends a lot of time discussing his bathroom habits with his wife, he tells a Cape Breton audience. And from Victoria BC, Alannah Brittany shares exactly how petty she can be. She knows how to play a long game!

Today we shine our spotlight on James Mullinger, as he regales the folks in Cape Breton with tales of small town travel, Canadian unity, and his own immigrant journey!

From Accent on Toronto this fall, Mark DeBonis shows why he’s the master of the minutiae. And Cathy Boyd suggests that she might have been an inspiration ... for Stephen King!

From the Big Sound Comedy Festival, Adam Christie reminds us all why we don’t assume where someone’s accent is from. And from Winnipeg, Sai Kit also reminds us why we shouldn’t assume where HIS accent is from!

From Winnipeg, Pete Zedlacher illustrates the ups and downs of airplane loyalty points. And Ryan Williams shares the depths of his various failures and the escapades. He’s also lucky to be alive!

Groundhog day has a very special meaning for Travis Lindsay. He tells the folks of Cape Breton that it may have changed his life! And from Winnipeg, extroverted Mark Thomson says he is done with the introverts.