Clare Blackwood talks about her writing process, and how the frustration of breaking through has influenced her career.
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Finders Grievers is a happy-ish podcast about sad things.
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Public Works prove themselves more than capable of shifting from live performance to audio comedy.
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Let’s call rock painting what it really is: A gateway to graffiti.
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Stand up comedians bare it all in this well-executed documentary about women in comedy.
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Ajahnis Charley is one of Canada’s fastest rising stars in comedy and shows no signs of slowing down.
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It’s been over 5400 cosmic spins around since Kenny Rogers released The Last Ten Years (Superman).
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There’s something funny happening in the Canadian entertainment industry - and Sandra Battaglini wants to fix it
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Filip Jeremic talks about the comedy scene in NYC, and producing his new Instagram cooking show
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Experiencing Discomfort is an exercise in capturing all the uncomfortable, silly, and sometimes embarrassing moments all comedians experience on stage.
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An edgy debut album from an act with a clear point of view.
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Their ability to translate the energy they bring to a live show with this album is a testament to this group’s polish.
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How does the continuing legacy of Minnie Pearl fit in this rapidly modernizing genre?
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We Had A Little Real Estate Problem is a compelling account of Indigenous comedy in the United States and Canada, backed by historical research and interviews
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“I get to live and contribute to a cohort, a generation of Black comedians that are creating history.”
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