From the innovation of the University of Toronto to how we can normalize sustainability in the minds of the populace. Join Adam and Steven for a fascinating discussion with Professor John Robinson from U of T.

Professor Robinson teaches at the Monk School of Global Affairs and School of the Environment at the University of Toronto; as well as being the first ever Presidential Advisor and Chair of Committee on the Environment, Climate Change, and Sustainability at U of T.

Join Adam and Steven with special guest Adonis Huggins, Executive Director of Regent Park Focus Youth Media Arts Centre.

Regent Park Focus was established in 1990 to counter negative stereotypes about the Regent Park community and provide interventions to high risk youth living in the area. Today it serves as a community learning centre for new media, digital arts, and radio & television broadcasting, providing a community facility dedicated to the training and mentorship of young people.

Join Adam and Steven for an exploration of Ontario’s mental health and addictions initiatives, with Policy Analyst for the Ministry of Health and Long-term Care, Matt Casselman. Will Doug Ford’s attitudes toward mental health help or hinder the progress currently being made in our province?

What's Premier Doug Ford been up to in his first month or so in office? How does his shock doctrine approach to politics effect the Green movement in Ontario?

Co-hosts Steven Hobé & Adam Sommerfeld are joined in studio by Tim Grant who ran in the University-Rosedale riding for the Green Party of Ontario.

Join Adam Sommerfeld, former Green Party candidate for Toronto-Centre, alongside co-host Steven Hobé, chatting about all things Green in our pilot episode of Democracy365.

We want to keep the debate alive beyond Ontario's recent election. This is a chance to chat with folks involved in the Green movement, both here locally and around the globe.