Laugh Out Loud

From Cape Breton, Nick Beaton takes issue with a lot of the “creative” menu options that Tim Horton’s has launched.  And from the stage in Winnipeg, Ana Maria Stojic worries about her grandma’s morning shots of alcohol.

From the stage in Winnipeg, Dave Merheje walks you through the customer service experience in Lebanon. And in Cape Breton, Luba Magnus offers some comedy, some learning, and some guitar!

If you’re going to tell Marito Lopez you’re a “short king”, you better be honoring the short part of that!  And Ola Dada reminisces about immigrating from Nigeria to Fort McMurray Alberta. Well, “reminiscing” might not be the right word.

The very absurd Sean Cullen pitches some very absurd television show and business ideas to the fine folks of Winnipeg....they’ll never be the same! And from the stage in Parry Sound, Kari Johnson shares her mom’s “pre-emptive” parenting style.

Gavin Crawford takes Cape Bretoners on his personal tour of their province. Airports get a little complicated.  And Hershawn Arora tells Parry Sound that Dr. Seuss could learn a few things from Brown people!

From Accent on Toronto at Danforth Music Hall former Scotsman John Mostyn gives us the inside scoop on immigrating to Canada!  And Chris Sandiford offers a truly alternative view on gun control. 

From Parry Sound, Keith Pedro asks “what does it mean to be a real man?” There are competing theories. And Clifford Myers talks about how to navigate text messages from your child for the first time!

From Cape Breton, Chris Halef takes the audience on the historical tour of the Halef family. And from the Winnipeg Comedy Fest, Erica Sigurdson shares some life advice courtesy of her one-time life coach!

From our live recording in Yellowknife, Ryan Williams has some very serious questions for the maritime museum of Manitoba! And Faris Hytiaa offers Winnipeg a detailed walk thru of American airport security!

It's Laugh Out Loud's Season 19 premiere featuring Matt O'Brien and Julia Hladkowicz, recorded at the Big Sound Comedy Festival in Parry Sound, Ontario. Matt describes crossing the American border and his love of a Dyson, while Julia supports women-owned companies and becomes a Karen!