Authorities in Austin, Texas, announced that they found a recording left on a phone by serial bomber Mark Anthony Conditt. The video is described by police as a “25 minute recording where he talks about what he has done.”

What is the psychology behind serial bombers, and how can we recognize and stop them before things go too far?

Guest: Jooyoung Lee - University of Toronto associate professor of sociology. Specializes in serial killers

Weekly check-in with Geoff Currier. This week: How to break up with Facebook.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg broke his silence Wednesday afternoon, days after his social media site was accused of data abuse. Speaking to CNN tonight, Zuckerberg describes this as a “major breach of trust.” Even so, many Facebook users say this is too little too late, and are walking away from the social media platform.

Guest: Geoff Currier - Host, CJOB

The rise of populism, and why we never really see it coming.

Guest: Mark Milke - Political Scientist, author & columnist. (You can find his work at markmilke.com)

Conservative Deputy Leader Lisa Raitt pressed the Trudeau government for answers today following a Global News investigation which revealed Canada has become increasingly ineffective at removing individuals for public safety or security concerns, calling it a “clear case of government failure.”

A lawyer says a 25-year-old man is turning himself in to police in connection with the beating of an autistic man in Ontario. But Jag Virk says his client Ronjot Singh Dhami -- whose last known address was in Surrey, B-C -- maintains his innocence. Police have named Dhami as one of three suspects in the beating, which took place last week at a bus terminal in Mississauga. The name of a second suspect was released today as well.

DO NOT CONGRATULATE. That was the message left in Donald Trump’s briefing materials for a Tuesday morning call with re-elected Russian President Vladimir Putin. But...that’s not quite what happened...

You may have heard a lot in the news recently about interference in political elections - focusing mostly on the USA and Russia, and foreign interference. But it looks like there may be some meddling right here in Canada, from Canadian interference.

Guest: Vivian Krause - Researcher & writer

According to a directive issued to managers and team leaders, employees of Service Canada are asked to use gender-neutral or gender-inclusive language to avoid “portraying a perceived bias toward a particular sex or gender.”

It’s a sight as common as a foaming cappuccino in nearly every big city coffee shop: people setting up their laptops and staying for hours on end, often from open to close. But Downtown Vancouver-based Musette Caffe wants to buck that trend, imposing a laptop ban during weekend hours in order to free up space on their busiest days.

A Toronto-area man, whose vehicle broke down near Guelph last year, is still trying to get it back.

The theory of the 13-year rock vs pop cycle.

Guest: Alan Cross - Music writer & host of The Ongoing History of New Music on Corus Radio