Hosts Emily Kim and Finn Dermo explore how different foods reach overseas markets. Food scientist Karen Cardona speaks to how businesses develop a food product. Professor Garrett Gaudet explains how he teaches budding entrepreneurs to grow a respected brand.

In this episode, hosts Logan Libiec, Noah Paradis and producer Hayden King explore the impacts of mental health on student athletes. They speak with a college basketball player and award winning sports broadcaster to learn about their experiences and the changes they feel are needed to change the stigma.

The popularity of the Crave show, Heated Rivalry, is inescapable these days. With the show's influence hitting rinks and arenas in Canada and the US, the NHL is embracing new hockey fans from the show, having multiple different teams making posts referencing scenes from Heated Rivalry. Almost 107 host, Laura Carlit explores the realities of merchandising queerness to sell tickets, and what more could be done to make hockey, as a sport, more inclusive and welcoming for new fans, and potential players.

For nearly 50 years, 106.9 The X has been a hands-on training ground for Fanshawe College students in broadcasting and journalism. As the station enters its final academic term, this episode looks inside the final months of 106.9 and examines why it is coming to an end, the role it played in student training, and what the future may hold for broadcast learning at Fanshawe. Featuring interviews with Fanshawe College dean Mary Harrison, current student Emily Slachter, and former student Alessio Donnini, now a reporter with CBC London, the episode explores the impact of a campus radio station that helped prepare generations of students for careers in media.

In this episode, hosts Emily Kim and Hayden King explore the theatre industry in London, Ont., speaking to the executive director of The Grand Theatre and the director of culture and entertainment tourism at Tourism London to get their insight.

This episode of ALMOST 107 covers skateboarding culture and how it encourages self-expression. Hosts Laura Carlit and Finn Dermo explore a club for LGBTQ+ people and women to try out the sport. Co-founder BoWaine Ma discusses the impact of Siren Section Skate and Surf. London Skateboarding Cooperative’s Jimmy Travis also chimes in to talk about skateboard infrastructure.

In this podcast hosts Logan Libiec & Noah Paradis discuss what the future of MMA will look like after streaming giant Paramount + bought the rights to stream the fights. Special guests in this episode include former title challenge Mark Hominick along with lifelong UFC fan Noah Thorogood.

Misinformation about Islam spreads quickly online, and the impact it has real-world implications. I speak with London Muslim Mosque Senior Imam Mohamed Al Jammali about common misconceptions regarding Islam and how Muslims in the community are affected. This episode also explores why dialogue and direct connection matter.

People don’t really know why or when people started to dance, some theories suggest that it could have been one of the first ways humans communicated with each other, or it could have started as a celebration ritual. We’ll never know why we started dancing in the first place but we can ask why people continue to dance! Joshua Chen sat down with Michelle Corredor, a dancer for BRDRless studios to talk about cultural dancing, competitive dancing, and why dancing is important to her.

Is the future of entertainment going back to the roots buying physical rather than digital?