The Liking Gap: What Taylor Swift fans can teach us about happiness. Erin Anderssen - happiness reporter at the Globe and Mail (yes, that's a thing) - explains power of "stranger ingratiaters"

Stone House Decor's Tracey Tilden on how a midlife career change landed her her dream job and store.

Stone House Decor's Tracey Tilden on how a midlife career change landed her her dream job and store.

Alberta hiring transgender health experts ... What is a transgender health expert? Dr. Jillian Demontigny explains how training and a space in your heart combine to provide the best care

Not just Inglewood: public pools across North America doggie paddling to survive. Eve Andrews investigates The Decline of America's Public Pools in The Atlantic. Welcome to "deferred maintenance" 

Stay In Your Lane: the "sugar-coated insult" we can't stop saying: York University's Dr. Yvonne Su points out Donald Trump, Elon Musk have not stayed in their lanes - and found great success. Also, do we say it more here because Canadians have a "smallness" that stops us from innovating? "It's a cultural phenomenon," Su says.

Kevin Quigley, Professor and Director at the MacEachen Institute for Public Policy & Governance at Dalhousie University, tells us why Scenario planning will give our government the tools to deal with political uncertainty in the U.S.

Beauty in the eyes of the beholder - and The Boss, Canada's legendary grizzly bear. Jason Leo Bantle, All in the Wild founder and photographer, shares tales from up-close-and-personal backyard encounter.

Your pizza is fresh out of the fridge! In this episode, we try to understand the US election, we breakdown the City of Calgary’s budget with Jeromy Farkas, and we learn about a Calgary-made app helping to preserve Canadian war stories. 

Stories saved: Memory Anchor app preserves soldiers' legacies: Veteran Ryan Mullens takes you beyond the gravestone to share the histories of our men and women who served.