Early show - Todd Graham

For over three decades Todd Graham has been one of Canada’s top comedic artists. His 1987 pre-internet mash-up, Apocalypse Pooh has been celebrated by Film Threat, Complex, CineAction, The Believer and The Whitney Museum of Art. The short film was featured by CBC Toronto and since going online has gained over two million views. As a stand-up comedian Todd’s performed at the Just For Laughs Festival as well as on multiple Galas at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival, JFL 42, Kitchener-Waterloo Festival and NXNE. His comedy has been showcased on national television with CBC, CTV Comedy Channel and iChannel and his debut album, Bustin’ Loose! can regularly be heard on SiriusXM.

Late show - Lori Gibbs

“Have fun” was the best comedy advice Lori Gibbs ever received, so naturally, she had it tattooed on her arm. She is known as the “human antidepressant” and she probably loves you. In addition to a Comedy Now! national special, the Winnipeg Comedy Festival, the Hubcap Comedy Festival, the Calgary Comedy Festival, the Edmonton Comedy Festival, CBCs Laugh Out Loud, SheDot Festival and being a regular on CBC’s The Debaters, Lori was nominated as Best Stand-up Comic at the Canadian Comedy Awards this year.  She has more credits and they can be found on her Mom’s fridge. For extra fun, Lori hosts the morning show on KiSS 95.9 in Calgary. She also combines her loves of crafting and comedy and calls it Hot Glue Schtick. She’s performs hilarious and inspirational comedy keynotes and has lost 120 pounds in the last couple of years. In her spare time, she likes bragging about her two sons and fantasizing about Pringles.