From Accent on Toronto, Jen Sakato cautions against feeding marijuana to an elderly parent, and host of the evening Arthur Simeon shares his opinion on crappy presents!

Charlie Demers and an unsuspecting Winnipeg audience go down the list of animals they love - and could do harm. (no animals were harmed!) And Peter White is trying his best to care about the future of humanity, but he's also open to a future without the British? C'mon! It's comedy!

Martha Chaves talks about the joy she gets from arguing with street preachers - everyone needs a hobby right? And Adrienne Fish talks about one of her most memorable gigs where she performed nude...on purpose! From Accent on Toronto in October 2018 recorded at The Danforth Music Hall.

From Winnipeg, comedian and musician Dean Jenkinson offers some marriage advice - he's had a couple so there's some experience behind that...and Damonde Tshritter reminds us that one shouldn't change lifestyle based on a rumour.

In this, part two of Deborah Kimmett's one-woman show Downward Facing Broad, Deb delivers with wit and wisdom, a searing review of life in her early 60's. Dating, napping, Netflix and hugs:just a few things that are more important than you probably realized.

In her one woman show Downward Facing Broad, 40 year comedy veteran Deborah Kimmet delivers a searing review of life as she's come to know it. Aquafit, body changes, seniors discounts and all that jazz.

Today we shine the spotlight on one of the most requested comedians on our show - Tim Nutt! Recorded in Banff for our 10th Anniversary Birthday bash. Tim shares stories on PVR's, phones and...plungers. Old technology for a new world.

From the Winnipeg Comedy Festival, Bobby Warrener and Leonard Chan talk about the love they've reluctantly given their cats...and their parents. Cassie Cao teaches the socially distanced Winnipeg audience about how safe a safe word can be. No comics were harmed in the taping of this show.

From the Winnipeg Comedy Festival last October, Nick Beaton reminds people: if you're going to be a conspiracy theorist, at least be a good one! And Martha Chaves shares a comedy show horror story involving a sticky bathroom floor. You know it's going to be funny!

Thomas Calnan suggests that if you’re looking at an alternative to small talk at work…there’s always talk about…murder? And Heidi Foss got drunk at the company Christmas party again this year…she can fill you in on the details.