The Baby-faced assassin of comedy

Chris Gaskin

One of Canada’s most biting comedians, blending a boyish charm with razor-sharp wit and brutally honest material. As seen on national TV and SiriusXM

Chris Gaskin, dubbed “The Baby-Faced Assassin of Comedy” by Brielle Magazine, is one of Canada’s fastest rising comedians, known for pairing his youthful appearance with razor-sharp wit. Born with a congenital heart defect and raised in a small town, he draws on his unique life experiences to deliver brutally honest, clever, and hysterical stand-up. A finalist on Bite TV’s Stand Up & Bite Me and winner of multiple comedy competitions, Chris has released two acclaimed specials and performed alongside Emo Philips, Godfrey, and T.J. Miller. With a style that’s both personal and punchy, he continues to prove himself as a comedy force to be reckoned with.

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Chris Gaskin was absolutely brilliant! His observations were incredibly sharp, and his delivery was spot-on. Laughed from start to finish!


Jayla L.

An absolute delight! Gaskin’s understated style is incredibly effective. He has a knack for finding humour everywhere. Would see him again and again!


Scott F.

Energetic, polished, and incredibly funny! Chris Gaskin commanded the stage and delivered a flawless set. A definite comedic standout!


David J.

Welcome to The Chris Gaskin Show, a podcast hosted by comedian Chris Gaskin where the topic is basically whatever seems worth talking about that day.

Some episodes are solo. Some feature guests. The common thread is simple: if it’s interesting, funny, irritating, confusing, or stuck in Chris’s head, it’s fair game. Comedy, pop culture, everyday nonsense, personal stories, observations, rants, weird questions, strong opinions, and the occasional detour into places no one saw coming.

Chris has been a stand-up comedian for over a decade, and that same perspective carries into the show: honest, sharp, conversational, and willing to follow a thought until it either becomes insightful or completely ridiculous. Sometimes both.

If you like podcasts that feel less like a formal interview show and more like sitting in on a genuinely entertaining conversation, this is for you. No niche required. No theme policing. Just one microphone, a comedian’s brain, and whatever the hell seems worth talking about.

New episodes featuring solo rambling, guest conversations, and the kind of tangents that probably should have been cut but were too fun to lose.