Jacob Samuel (he/him) is an award-winning stand-up comic and an internationally published cartoonist known for his clever and insightful comedy. His TV performances have aired nationally on the CBC, The Comedy Network, and Crave. Jacob’s cartoons have been featured in The New Yorker, Harvard Business Review, and Barron’s. On radio, Jacob can be heard on Sirius XM and CBC's "The Debaters." He has appeared multiple times at the Montreal Just for Laughs and Winnipeg Comedy Festivals. In 2021, Jacob won a Juno award for “Comedy Album of the Year.”

Christine Bortolin is a writer, director, and improviser based in Vancouver BC. Recently, she co-wrote and directed an episode of CBC Gem’s The Slowest Show, is writing on an animated project she can’t mention yet, and writes and directs very funny commercials (unbiased opinion, of course). She has performed/screened at festivals such as JFL Vancouver, Improvaganza, LA Web Fest, and Toronto’s Combustion Fest. She is part of the weekly Vancouver improv comedy show Little Mountain Improv and proudly volunteers for the Canadian Improv Games. Follow her on insta at @theonlybortolin.

Brent Constantine (he/they) is a queer comedian, cultural practitioner, and podcast creator. Brent has been performing live comedy and producing shows across Canada since 2013 and has a proven track record of creating innovative multi-media comedy shows. Part of festivals like JFL Vancouver and Sled Island, Brent has also been featured on the Best of the West comedy compilation album from Just for Laughs and on OutTV.

Abdul Aziz is a Canadian stand-up comedian, producer, and digital content creator. He transitioned into comedy after completing a bachelor’s degree in Biochemical Engineering, and a Master’s degree in Mathematics. Within his mind lies a wide and intricate map of the most fundamental forces that shape our world which he uses to write informed, relevant comedy that can have cosmic and political relevance, whilst also encompassing very dumb jokes. If you'd like to hear more of Abdul's comedy you can check out his long running critically acclaimed D&D Improv-Fantasy podcast, Spout Lore.