This Almost 107 Podcast contains information about EA Sports' new game EAFC 25. Last year's game left gamers and content creators frustrated and upset about many features in the game. From the countless bugs and issues the game failed to address, to microtransactions and "Pay-To-Win" Gameplay.

This Episode will cover the issues every day EAFC players face how parents can understand the in-game purchase wilderness that most are completely oblivious to.

The Interviews will include:

Moh Obied, Fanshawe's EAFC Sports Captain

Dagnal Diagonal, an EAFC Content Creator

April Laithwaite, Counsellor at CMHA Thames Valley Addiction & Mental Health Services.

Back then, Horror movies were all about scary monsters like Frankenstein or haunted zombies taking over the town. But nowadays, your traditional gory horror films sometimes don't scare as well compared to psychological horrors like Get Out or Silence of the Lambs. In this episode of Almost 107, Mayan Correia talks about the two different 'sides' to horror, and why people are so drawn towards the genre. He also gets a better understanding from experts within the film industry on why this genre sticks out compared to others. This is, Mind Games vs. Blood Stains.

Dating in college can be challenging, part of that may be because of a lack of education surrounding relationships or even knowing yourself. In this episode of Almost 107, host Briar Wilson takes you on a humorous mission to explore attachment styles. She sits down to chat with Fanshawe College counsellor Gillian Villanueva to get the psychological side of it all, then is later joined by a Fanshawe student to put their new knowledge to the test. Join them in this episode as they travel down a path of self-discovery.

In this episode of Almost-107 Briar Wilson visited the Fanshawe College Institute of Indigenous Learning, where she joined them for a bite to eat and learned about their culture through food. Listen along as Briar learns how to make nachos with Belinda and discovers how food can connect us as humans. Part of Belinda's job as a transition counsellor is helping students transition from life on the reserve to life on campus which can be a huge change, one of her favourite ways to do that is through her weekly lunches where she serves students some comfort food that can bring them a piece of home.

In this episode, guitarist Steven Bakos shares how his music helps people in need through his street ministry, the Open Bible Cafe. Hear how his passion for music brings hope and comfort to the homeless community in London, Ontario.

Not all disabilities are visible. Join me, Eric Fry, as we dive into the topic of invisible disabilities. We speak to Equity, Diversity and Inclusion expert Joseph Pazzano, and former Educational Assistant Megan Dow on what it's like to live with invisible disabilities and how we can help end the stigma surrounding them.

This episode is about the strange nature of going viral on social media.

Going viral can bring a lot of recognition, allowing creators to reach a wider audience quickly. This can lead to new opportunities, such as collaborations, sponsorships, and even career advancements. The excitement of viral success can also boost confidence and inspire further creativity.

However, going viral can come with challenges. The sudden attention may attract unwanted criticism or scrutiny, leading to stress and pressure to maintain that level of engagement. Additionally, the unpredictable nature of virality means that maintaining relevance can be difficult, leaving creators feeling anxious about their next move.

In this episode, we talk to London Knights radio play-by-play announcer, Mike Stubbs, about how sports broadcasting has been evolving . We have gone from listening to sports on the radio, to watching on TV, or keeping up with real-time social media updates. There are also endless podcasts and youtube content creators that keep us up to date with everything going on in the sports world.

On this episode of Almost 107, I’m accompanied by two professionals in the world of agriculture. With 2026 being designated “The Year of the International Woman Farmer,” I’m speaking with two women who have faced many setbacks in the industry. You’ll hear personal stories, acquire inspiration, and gain valuable knowledge on what it’s been like being a “Women Farmer.”

For the longest time, Content Creation was considered a hobby. Something to do in your free time away from your real job that paid the bills. But what if Content Creation could do that? What if Content Creation could be an actual job? In today's episode of Almost 107, Mayan Correia takes a look at the new and upcoming Industry in the world known as Content Creation and how it can be something people pursue. He also takes a look at how the Marketing Industry plays a role in Content Creation and how both can be beneficial towards each other. This is, Creators versus Marketers.