Laugh Out Loud
Comedy
About
Laugh Out Loud is your radio and web destination for Canadian comedy. From the famous to the newly found, you are guaranteed to laugh out loud. Every week, host Ali Hassan crosses the country and cruises the Web to bring you what's new and hot in Canadian comedy from stand-up to sketch to musical comedy and beyond.
Episodes
- Reflecting on the good, bad and ugly of having kids ... and being a kid! Featuring Deborah Kimmett!
This episode features comedian, author, and actor Deborah Kimmett, reflecting on the experiences of parenting and being a child, particularly in observance of Mother’s Day weekend.
- "Grammy, you gotta get off the Internet!"
AJ Bate shares his experience raising his step-daughter and addressing her falsehoods. Natasha Lynn Miles reflects on a time when she experienced joy. The episode was recorded at the Icebreakers Comedy Festival and The Arden Theatre.
- “I’m not a Mother! And I’m not interested in you being a Mother either!" (with Eric Andrews & Rebecca Kohler)
Eric Andrews and Rebecca Kohler join the show. Andrews discusses his non-traditional departure plans, while Kohler expresses disinterest in parental discussions.
- Walking a Chihuahua is way more stressful than you could imagine! (Nathan Macintosh & Fraser Young)
The episode features Nathan Macintosh and Fraser Young. Macintosh shares experiences with people advising against having children, and Young discusses his disregarded idea concerning MRI machines.
- But seriously, what IS with the hate for redheads??
Sterling Scott discusses performing on cruise ships, while Kelly Zemnickis presents an alternative perspective on vision boards in this episode of Laugh Out Loud.
- Are the Golden Girls the best reference to live your best life? Featuring Lianne Mauladin and Carly Baker!
In this episode, Lianne Mauladin and Carly Baker discuss the Golden Girls as a reference for living your best life. Baker shares a story about her ex-husband, and Mauladin offers advice for young people and those who are newly single.
- Would you ever be real-life friends...with your work friends? Featuring Hisham Kelati & Noah Brodeur!
Hisham Kelati shares a story about a work nemesis at the Danforth Music Hall. Noah Brodeur discusses the dangers of men's league ball hockey.
- Do NOT ask your uncle for dating advice!
Ron Josol discusses his international comedy performances, and Crystal Ferrier shares her detailed plans for future revenge on her children.
- When your Grandpa fought in the war...it’s hard to be a “manly man."
Dale Ward and Stacey McGunnigle share their perspectives on adoption and divorce, respectively. Ward's desire to adopt and McGunnigle's positive take on divorce are highlighted.
- How to adapt when you’re ALL the cultures!
Sean Lecomber shares a humorous desire for a "lady experience" at the hairdresser. Isabel Zawtun expresses regret for not meeting the expectations of the Persian community.
- Putting your kids in fencing means they’ll have no role models. And no use for fencing!
Mike Green shares his experiences with being 'racially ambiguous' and Allie Pearce offers creative suggestions regarding marriage and divorce.
- Breaking down the basics of the Canadian identity!
Faris Hytiaa and Evan Carter discuss aspects of Canadian identity. Hytiaa shares challenges of being a pioneer, and Carter recounts experiences related to the "S word".
- A Dad Bod without the Dad is just...a bod? A Bad Bod?
In this episode of Laugh Out Loud, recorded in Ottawa, Anesti Danelis recounts frightening dating stories. Additionally, Bryan Hatt shares his earnest, yet possibly insufficient, efforts in dating.
- Going back to school in your 40’s kinda sucks, but mostly because of your classmates!
Chris Patterson joins the show to discuss returning to school in his 40s and the social dynamics with younger classmates. The Two Willies, drag performers from Toronto's Danforth Music Hall, are also featured.
- Pro tip to get your own row at the movie theatre!
Gavin Stephens joins Laugh Out Loud to discuss late-life ADHD diagnosis, while Kristen Einarson shares an experience with the game SIMs.
- All hail the Medium-Short Kings!
Graham Chittenden discusses his aversion to hosting friends, and DK Phan shares a story about a failed marriage proposal in Paris. The episode is from the Roxy Theatre in Owen Sound.
- What happens at the cottage?
Monty Scott and Lachlan Patterson from Laugh Out Loud discuss the Big Sound Comedy Festival and share insights into cottage activities. Lachlan Patterson humorously suggests a sponsorship from Big Toothpick.
- “Hey Guys, I’m American!” doesn’t resonate quite like it once did.
Tracy Hamilton discusses her grudges against Parry Sound. Ronald Hae shares a story about his wife that may cause trouble.
- They say getting rest is important ... but what if your sleep is trying to kill you?
Jarrett Campbell details his journey overcoming a fear of flying, while Nitish Sakhuja talks about the joys of new puppy ownership. Both segments were recorded at the Icebreakers Comedy Festival.
- Workshopping some better welcome slogans for your city!
This episode features Tamara Shevon on camping invitations and Amanda Rose discussing her homeschooling experience, described as a life-long journey of learning.
- Some things just shouldn’t be said in a pirate voice!
Jordan Foisy offers insights on politicians, while Heidi Brander recounts growing up with questionable musical preferences, featured on the podcast Laugh Out Loud.
- Started from the bottom, now we’re...HERE?
Kyle Hickey shares anecdotes about his bathroom habits with his wife. Alannah Brittany discusses her pettiness and long-game strategies with a Cape Breton audience.
- You don’t hear these cross-country travel tales every day!
This episode features comedian James Mullinger sharing unique cross-country travel stories from Cape Breton. He touches on themes of small-town life, Canadian unity, and his personal immigrant journey.
- Hey, Stephen King – we’ve got some book ideas for you!
Mark DeBonis shares his comedic insights, while Cathy Boyd offers a funny story suggesting she might have been an inspiration for Stephen King.
- When your birthday twin isn’t the celeb you hoped it would be.
Adam Christie and Sai Kit perform at the Big Sound Comedy Festival, sharing anecdotes about assumptions related to accents.
- What not to do with a nail gun, and when not to do it.
Ryan Williams shares stories of his failures and dangerous escapades, highlighting that he is lucky to be alive. Pete Zedlacher illustrates the ups and downs of airplane loyalty points.