Laugh Out Loud
35 episodes
Going home early is the new partying all night! (Featuring Emmanuel Lomuro and Myles Morrison)
Live from Yellowknife! Laugh Out Loud features comedians Mason Mantla and Brittany Lyseng in this live episode from the Northwest Territories.
Everything you needed to know about circumcision and hoped you’d never ask!
Turning into your own parents right before your very own eyes!
Reflecting on the good, bad and ugly of having kids ... and being a kid! Featuring Deborah Kimmett!
"Grammy, you gotta get off the Internet!"
“I’m not a Mother! And I’m not interested in you being a Mother either!" (with Eric Andrews & Rebecca Kohler)
Walking a Chihuahua is way more stressful than you could imagine! (Nathan Macintosh & Fraser Young)
But seriously, what IS with the hate for redheads??
S18 Ep 31Are the Golden Girls the best reference to live your best life? Featuring Lianne Mauladin and Carly Baker!
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!
S18 Ep 30Would you ever be real-life friends...with your work friends? Featuring Hisham Kelati & Noah Brodeur!
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.
S18 Ep 29Do NOT ask your uncle for dating advice!
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!
S18 Ep 28When your Grandpa fought in the war...it’s hard to be a “manly man."
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!
S18 Ep 27How to adapt when you’re ALL the cultures!
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.
S18 Ep 26Putting your kids in fencing means they’ll have no role models. And no use for fencing!
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.
S18 Ep 25Breaking down the basics of the Canadian identity!
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”.
S18 Ep 24A Dad Bod without the Dad is just...a bod? A Bad Bod?
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?
S18 Ep 23Going back to school in your 40’s kinda sucks, but mostly because of your classmates!
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!
S18 Ep 22Pro tip to get your own row at the movie theatre!
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!
S18 Ep 21All hail the Medium-Short Kings!
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!
S18 Ep 20What happens at the cottage?
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!
S18 Ep 19“Hey Guys, I’m American!” doesn’t resonate quite like it once did.
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!
S18 Ep 18They say getting rest is important ... but what if your sleep is trying to kill you?
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!
S18 Ep 17Workshopping some better welcome slogans for your city!
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!
S18 Ep 16Some things just shouldn’t be said in a pirate voice!
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!
S18 Ep 15Started from the bottom, now we’re...HERE?
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!
S18 Ep 14You don’t hear these cross-country travel tales every day!
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!
S18 Ep 13Hey, Stephen King – we’ve got some book ideas for you!
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!
S18 Ep 12When your birthday twin isn’t the celeb you hoped it would be.
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!
S18 Ep 11What not to do with a nail gun, and when not to do it.
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!
S18 Ep 10Go to space if you want ... but remember - it's not a perfect science.
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.
S18 Ep 9Being a 30-year-old woman in the 1700’s suckkkkked
From the Icebreakers Comedy Festival, Dylan Gott shares how he was fooled into attending Christian Camp. And from Hecklers in Victoria, Randee Neumeyer talks about her bedwetting. It went on longer than you think.
S18 Ep 8These Tooth Fairy rates are out of control!
From Parry Sound, Adrienne Fish weighs the pros and cons of being a step-mom vs step-dad. And one of them is a CLEAR winner. And from Winnipeg, Levi McCachen is trying hard to forgive the baby boomers.
S18 Ep 7“Doctor, your bicycling shorts are not inspiring confidence!”
From Winnipeg, John Cullen has a very simple tip for his surgeon! And from Victoria, Emily Woods shares her acupuncture experience. It’s one that she AND her acupuncturist will never forget.
S18 Ep 6We grew up so poor, I had to fix my own lazy eye!
From Accent on Toronto Frank Spadone takes you deep inside the world of Ducks. He has studied their ways! And from Winnipeg, Chad Anderson says he may look like he knows the woods, but he does NOT know the woods.