Stan Rogers: Well now…Canada’s a hard thing to explain with just words.It’s a foghorn in the night.A prairie that hums like a hymn.A forest so quiet you can hear your heart change.I sang her rivers and her fishermen,her long winters and her stubborn hopes.But truth be told—this country’s made more of silence than song.And that’s why you’re here.Not to see … [Read more...] about Echoes of the Maple Wind: A Mythic Tour Across Canada
Comedy
Stars in the DMZ: Conan’s Unlikely North Korea Tour
Conan O’Brien: (Standing in front of the Juche Tower with a wry smile)Hello. I’m Conan O’Brien. And somehow, I’ve talked a group of world-class comedians, Oscar winners, and one very tall basketball legend into joining me on a five-day vacation… to North Korea. Yes, that North Korea.Now, why would we do this? Simple. Because laughter — much like radiation — … [Read more...] about Stars in the DMZ: Conan’s Unlikely North Korea Tour
Half-Arse Human by Leena Norms: A Comedy on Burning Out Less
Leena Norms: Half-Arse Human by Leena Norms isn’t a productivity manual—it’s a permission slip. A permission slip to rest. To be messy. To do things halfway if that’s all you’ve got in the tank. When I first scribbled the words “maybe good enough is enough” into my journal, I didn’t realize it would one day be shouted from atop glitter floats and burnout … [Read more...] about Half-Arse Human by Leena Norms: A Comedy on Burning Out Less
Feel the Fear (and Laugh Anyway): A Comedy of Courage
Susan Jeffers: Spotlight on Susan Jeffers, standing at the edge of the stage in a warm, elegant glow.SUSAN JEFFERS:Welcome.You didn’t come here to be perfect.You came here to live.And living means fear.Not just the big, obvious fears like failure or rejection—but the quieter ones that whisper:“What if I’m not good enough?”“What if I try… and still fall … [Read more...] about Feel the Fear (and Laugh Anyway): A Comedy of Courage
Laughing Across the Divide: Jewish and Muslim Comedians Unite
Trevor Noah: [Trevor steps onto a warmly lit stage, smiling as the audience settles.]Hello, beautiful people. Look at this crowd—Jews, Muslims, and probably a few Presbyterians who just came for the bagels. Welcome to Laughing Across the Divide—where Muslim Jewish unity isn’t just an idea… it’s a punchline.Now, I know, when people hear “Muslims and Jews … [Read more...] about Laughing Across the Divide: Jewish and Muslim Comedians Unite
Spiritually Unstable: A Psychic Comedy About Waking Up
Narrator (soft, amused tone):Welcome to Spiritually Unstable, where enlightenment meets existential panic—served with herbal tea and a side of ghost drama.This is the story of Cassie Clairborne, an intuitive who talks to the dead, argues with her nervous system, and occasionally confuses divine downloads with indigestion.Over five hilariously chaotic episodes, … [Read more...] about Spiritually Unstable: A Psychic Comedy About Waking Up
Who’s Really in Charge? Comedians on Power, Media & Mayhem
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to what might be the most ambitious use of comedy since someone said, “Let’s make a sitcom about a talking horse.”Tonight—and for the next five rounds—we’re asking a very serious question with very unserious people: Who’s really running this country?Is it the voter? Is it the media? Is it an algorithm disguised as a 13-year-old with … [Read more...] about Who’s Really in Charge? Comedians on Power, Media & Mayhem
If God Had a Dream: Rev. Moon & Robin on Israel and Iran
Robin Williams: (light chuckle, then a warm pause)“Ladies and gentlemen—believers, seekers, skeptics, and those just here for the snacks—welcome.I’ve done a lot of things in my life. Played a genie, a teacher, a nanny, and even a grown man in suspenders saying ‘Nanu Nanu.’ But today… I get to do something wild—I get to sit with a man who talks to God not … [Read more...] about If God Had a Dream: Rev. Moon & Robin on Israel and Iran
Burning Questions: Comics Take on Riots, Reason & Rage
(Spotlight. Jon Stewart steps on stage, casual suit, holding a crumpled stack of notes and a water bottle. The crowd quiets. A faint backdrop of burning headlines and protest clips plays silently behind him.)Jon Stewart:So… tonight we’re going to laugh about riots, ideology, cancel culture, and the slow erosion of Western civilization.Sounds fun, right?Look, I … [Read more...] about Burning Questions: Comics Take on Riots, Reason & Rage
James Thurber, John Kenny & Friends on Modern Madness
James Thurber: You know, I never trusted fluorescent lighting. It hums too much, like it’s nervous to be there. Kind of like most of us in modern life—buzzing, blinking, and slightly too caffeinated.When Craig invited us to sit down and chat about things like coffee machines, auto-correct, and dogs secretly running society, I thought, “Well, what better use … [Read more...] about James Thurber, John Kenny & Friends on Modern Madness