In this episode of Almost 107, we’ll be focusing on “Superhero Movie Fatigue”. Are general audiences really tired of comic book films, or are they just tired of mediocre films? Whatever it may be, some movies are suffering at the box office because of it. Host Jacob Gendron will once again be joined by Ryan Boyington, Fanshawe student and comic book enthusiast, to discuss what movie studios can do to combat this issue.

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Hot Dope - The Shield

In this episode of almost 107 the conversation is between past and current players who have moved on from Fanshawe basketball team. We look at the journey and how much basketball has helped them in their life off the court and the lessons they have learned to help them with the rest of their lives.

Most of Gen Z is now able to vote, and if you're in London, we'll have 3 elections at all 3 levels of government by the end of 2026.

So, we speak with political strategists, members of parliament, and Gen Z of course, to figure out what are the best ways to maximize voter turnout in the youngest eligible demographic.

Language Barriers are obstacles in communication caused by differences in language, making understanding difficult, often it happens with international students and some adults too. In this episode of Almost 107 will talk with Abhijeeth Shetty, an international student at Fanshawe college and Yu Hong Fang, coordinator of English language institute at Fanshawe College.

February kicks off black history month where Canadians nationwide commemorate and discuss the stories of Canada's black community alongside the contribution black culture has made to our society. In this episode we are joined by London historian Michelle Hamilton and Fanshawe Professor David Monteith to discuss African-Canadian history and Culture.

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On this episode we are joined by Hockey Culture expert Claire Senior and Sports Journalist Yannis Economopoulos to discuss the impact that recent and past issues with abuse and assaults have had on hockey culture.

In a modern world where everyone lives online, vulnerability for any kind of cybercrime is inevitable. Hackers and their softwears are evolving by the second, and with AI in the game, what was once unthinkable is now a possible reality. Pull up a seat and plug in as Fanshawe cybersecurity program coordinator Mansour Alqarnii discusses the motives behind cyber attacks and the role AI has in the online space.

With video games, movies, and television shows depicting epic battles and fantasy quests, some people want a taste of it for themselves and an opportunity to escape their real lives. LARP (Live Action Role Playing) may be the closest option that many will find to fill that void. On this episode of Almost 107, Host Justin Koehler is joined by Game Design Student Jack Britton and Underworld LARP Shaper Dawson Sears to dive into not only the exciting elements of the hobby, but also the inclusion and escapism that can be found within it.

In this episode of Almost 107, host Jacob Gendron looks at the changes the former Twitter has seen since Elon Musk acquired the platform. We also hear from an avid user of the site, Ryan Boyington, who feels very strongly about Musk and the 'rebranding'.

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Alexi Action - Lifelike

Paul Yudin - Tech Corporate

With London’s green bin program in full swing, Londoners deserve some deeper knowledge into composting so in this episode of almost 107 Paul Van Der Werf joins and talks about composting and the environment as well as his reaction to the new green bin program.