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.

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.

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. 

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.