Damonde Tschritter reminds us about the dangers of believing rumours! And from Rumours Comedy Club in Winnipeg, Dean Jenkinson offers some marriage advice. He’s had a couple, so there’s some experience behind that.

Ottawa's Jenn Labelle paints the perfect picture of every Canadian family on movie night. And Montreal's Gino Durante takes you on an audio trip of his favourite journeys.

From the Winnipeg Comedy Festival’s Homeowners Gala, comedians Paul Myerhaug and Leonard Chan share their house-buying tales of joy and sorrow.

Father of twins Keith Pedro offers some questionable parenting tips. And Erica Sigurdson tells us how she LOVES children - but keep them to yourself please.

From Hecklers in Victoria BC, Rachel Schaefer talks about when bathroom etiquette goes wrong and if you designed the criminal laws in this country, Mikey Dubs has a suggestion for you!

Olympic FOMO is your daily Olympics recap, in 20 minutes or less. Besties Mark and Jem go behind-the-scenes bringing you the wins, losses, and hot goss from the Athlete's Village. They’ve got next-level access to Paris 2024 so you never have FOMO (fear of missing Olympics) again.

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From the Shenkman Centre in Ottawa, David Pryde takes you on a journey with prepositions. Or is it ALONG a journey THROUGH prepositions? IN prepositions? BETWEEN? Anyway, it's a ton of fun!

Anesti Danelis sings a song about your mom that feels like it could be mean - but it's kind of sweet! And, you might be grateful that comedian Jason Blanchard is not your father! 

From the Icebreakers Comedy Festival, comedian Nour Hadidi reminds us that depression - as serious and challenging as it is - when talked about openly, can be great for comedy! And Ali has some tips on how NOT to sunburn. 

Laugh Out Loud is paying tribute to a young comedian who died last week from cancer, Dion Arnold. He recorded a set along with Eman El-Husseini at the Die Laughing Gala at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival a couple of years ago - injecting some much needed humour into the topic of death.