FreeUp Eight sets from some of the country’s sharpest comics, spotlighting Emancipation Day with humour and heart. Because let’s be real… laughter might just be the most radical thing we’ve got right now. 1. Chris Robinson Chris Robinson tackles suburb life, accidental racism and why white people supposedly love raw hot dogs. 2. Lisa Berry Lisa Berry riffs on Black hair flights, parenting with jazz-level stress and why freedom still needs a village. 3. Daniel Woodrow Daniel Woodrow flips the script on growing up tall, Black and terrible at basketball—in a white family. 4. Ngozi Paul Ngozi Paul calls out Toronto, reverse racism and being married to a white Michigan man who might just storm a Capitol. 5. Keesha Brownie. Keesha Brownie hosts stand-up therapy, serving reparations jokes and unpacking her Jamaican family's confusingly mixed vibes. 6. Alan Shane Lewis Alan Shane Lewis breaks down suburban Blackness, Scarborough accents and the perks of bombing when you're already famous. 7. Tamara Shevon Tamara Shevon unpacks dating white guys, cookout politics and why a one-wick candle is a relationship red flag. 8. Hoodo Hersi Hoodo Hersi dives headfirst into cancel culture, men’s feelings and surviving boomers as a Black Muslim woman