Alan Carter

Alan is recovering from the Raptors loss... Sorry - you didn't hear? We were one point away. One tiny basket. But Alan will join guest host Peter Shurman to tell you all about the heartbreak. Not to fear, we'll cover the next game.. and the next game.. if it takes that long to find our way to victory. In the meantime, Peter Shurman also covers concussion awareness with Humber River Hospital's head of the ER Dr Leon Rivlin. This subject is being brought to the forefront from the ads after the Raptors games in honor of Rowan Stringer and attention from MPP Lisa MacLeod and others in the government. Peter also discusses the important topics of Liberal election voting with former MPP Stephen Del Duca, and receives an education on YouTube stardom from Global's own expert, Meghan Collie. He will never un-hear Jojo Siwa's voice! 

Ed Keenan fills in for Alan Carter today as he prepares mentally and physically for the big home turf fight tonight - Go Raptors Go! Ed is joined by Alan to talk Raptors, Tamara Khandaker from Global to talk about the new Global podcast 'Wait There's More', and Jean Grant from Toronto Life on Toronto's tiny apartments.

Guest Host Adrienne Batra, editor-in-chief of the Toronto Sun, is back for one more day covering for Alan Carter who is in Oakland with the Raptors. Adrienne calls up Alan to see what we can expect tonight in Game 4 and he's feeling positive! Adrienne is also joined by Stephen Lecce, MPP for King/Vaughn and Parliamentary assistant to the Premier, to talk about the last year of Ford's government, and Global National Online's Arti Patel to talk celebrities dirt surrounding the Raptors.

Editor-in-chief of the Toronto Sun Adrienne Batra is in again for Alan, who is spending a happy victory day in Oakland waiting for game 4. Alan joins the show along with The Sun's Ryan Wolstat to talk about last night's win and the news on the ground in Oakland. Later in the show, Adrienne is also joined by Michael Diamond, former campaign manager for Doug Ford and Principal at Upstreet Strategy, to talk about the Public Sector pay caps, by Global National Chief Political Correspondent David Akin in France for D Day celebrations, and by Miss Behaviour parenting and consulting services Julie Romanowski on the new guidelines for screen time.

Adrienne Batra, editor-in-chief of the Toronto Sun, is covering for Alan Carter for the next three days... and trying her best not to outshine the host in sunny Oakland covering the Raptors games there. Adrienne brings Alan onto the show to talk Raptors, and let him spy on his temporary replacement. She is also joined by The Sun's Brian Lilley to talk about Mike Layton and Steve Clark, Professor Dr Mitchell to talk about cases of parents who unsuccessfully treat their children with homeopathic means, and Crystal Luxmore to talk about butterfly scrapings in your beer... All in a day's news!