Funding confusion and lack of internet access complicates remote learning for Ontario's First Nations' schools, how QAnon infiltrated online wellness comunities, the long and adaptable history of the Mulan legend, Bring It On is a 20-year-old cheerleading movie with a surprising amount to say about race and privilege in 2020, New Eden is a comedy mockumentary about a 1970s women-run cult, and more.

Black Lives Matter takes on police oversight, a risk assessment specialist on back to school under COVID-19, Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Quebec remake erases the Latinx characters, Tig Notaro on her new advice podcast, Neil Gaiman on making The Sandman for Netflix and more.

Longtime friends Martine St-Victor and Isabelle Racicot return for Season 2 of Seat at the Table with in-depth conversations with notable guests from media, sports and pop culture. They capture personal stories about the power of the Black Lives Matter movement, the urgency of this moment, and what it will take to move forward. More episodes are available at http://hyperurl.co/seatatthetable

A wargame exercise reveals the many ways the U.S. election go end badly; the Grey Cup's long history of being lost, stolen, forgotten and broken; weighing the term tomboy in 2020; the friendship that inspired A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood, Johannes Debus on the music of Star Wars and more.

A Belarusian journalist calls this week's crackdown in her country alarming and unprecedented, how people hating on Nickelback helps fuel their success, why T-cells could be important for COVID-19 immunity, how a gaffe by Donald Trump turned a Jewish museum's t-shirt into a hit, legendary Talking Heads drummer Chris Frantz and more.

A devastating explosion shakes the Lebanese capital, rehabilitation centres helping people deal with the aftermath of COVID-19, how one grandmother made her acting debut in Beyonce's new visual album, Black archivists working to preserve their heritage and document Black Lives Matter protests, author Lindy West tackles misogyny in an essay collection, and more.

A political scandal puts WE Charity under the microscope, record heat and wildfires take hold in Siberia, what happens in your brain when you're lost in the woods, the meaning of nostalgia during a pandemic, sports commentators call cat fight videos for their fans and more.

Federal agents fuel protests in Portland, why COVID-19 might be making weather forecasts less reliable, Canada's opioid crisis goes from bad to worse, Love On The Spectrum sheds light on dating with autism, a film composer's plea to let movie credits roll, REM's Mike Mills on It's The End of The World As We Know It and more.

How learning to play poker could make Donald Trump a better president, the end of elevator music as Muzak's parent company files for bankruptcy, Andray Domise launches a new Black podcast network, excavators search for mass graves associated with the 1921 Tulsa Massacre, satirist Alexandra Petri tackles 2020 in a new book and more.

How Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro’s test could mark the beginning of the end for his administration, the unique measures pubs in England are taking to stay safe and open, Jim Carrey’s new book, whether corporate sponsors could push sports teams to change their racist names, the life of Walter Mercado and more.