• Ankit Bannerjee talks with one of the founders of Android Authority about how the

company went from an unlikely outburst in a coffee shop in Laos to a tech and

entertainment media company in Canada

• Tishina Thompson discusses why millennials are looking to cosmetic surgery at a

younger age than previous generations

• Gurjot Gill talks to a mother and lawyer about her efforts to create a special

family place in her Cabbagetown neighbourhood.

• Tyler Lander looks at the rise of Blizzard Entertainment, the creators of World of

Warcraft and Overwatch.

• Pedro Ambrosio tells us about a retired Seneca College professor who has been inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame, but not for his skill on the diamond. 

• We'll hear from our true crime experts about how three European tourists came to Toronto and ended up dead. 

• Kaitlin Hartley will tell us the heartwarming story of a wheelchair bound dog who was adopted into a loving home.

• Reuben Gasee will feature the career of Zach Hyman and how his faith has affected his career.

• We start off the series with an episode of 6 Murders. Hosts Andrew Kitchen, Gurleen Buttar and Farouq Edu explore murders that have happened in Toronto.  This episode delves into the gruesome crossbow murders of a family.  It details how a seemingly successful, happy young man was, in reality, a bank robber known as the "fake beard bandit" who murdered members of his own family. 

• On a happier note, Satbir Singh's Remarkable Person podcast features a woman who was overjoyed when she was selected to be a contestant on Big Brother Canada.  But she has a past that could give her and edge.  Find out her secret and how she turned it into an opportunity to help many others.

• And finally, Canada has qualified for the World Cup for the first time since 1986. In The Football Chronicles, Daniel Hor Masreghi looks at Canada's prospects, as well as how the timing of the World Cup this year could affect the outcome.

• This week Phil McCabe is joined joined by our friend, the host of What She Said, Candace Sampson. Phil and Candace have a conversation about divorce. Between the two of them, they try and answer the question "how do you move on?" happy relationship or not... this is a conversation you won't want to miss!

• On this episode of Durham College Presents, Cody Smith talks about what it's like living in Ontario as someone on the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) and the struggles it can bring on someone's life. And Ayrish comes on to discuss the latest hardware being released by Valve... the Steam Deck.

Ben Reino gives you your gaming news recap and also gives his opinions on the latest game, Elden Ring. Also on today's show, Ethan Annette talks about the world of fitness and the effects that social media and society can have on someone's mental health when it comes to their body.

Music Director Cristina Lavecchia catches up with singer and songwriter Jessica Towler about her new song "Like He Could Have" and you'll hear "Galaxy" by a folk-rock alternative band called The Howlin' Gales. The track is off of the band's EP "At Midnight”.

• Superhero movies are everywhere nowadays and what helps set some of them apart from the rest? Parker Quinn starts us off with his

thoughts on that and how he feels about the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Finally, with Tom Brady announcing he's coming out of retirement, what could this mean for the NFL? Justin Atkins talks about the star football player and his career. All of that on

this episode featuring work from the broadcasting students of Durham College.

• If it's one thing Millennials love, it's Netflix and food! On this episode of Millennial Balance, Shaliza and Afua speak with April Julian, the sole Canadian contestant on the new Netflix show "Is it cake?". She'll talk about getting into the viral trend of making cakes look like everyday objects and how those baking skills got her on the competition series!

•With International Women's day having come and gone, Mental Health Moments has reached out to women from all walks of life to share their insights and give a platform to a gender that on a daily basis shows incredible fortitude and determination.

• Music Director Cristina Lavecchia speaks with songwriter, vocalist and guitarist Olivia Street, from the Canadian Indie Alternative band King of Foxes, about the track “Doomed to Repeat” from their upcoming album “Twilight of the Empire". Also, 18-year-old singer-songwriter

Nicolina Bozzo from Vaughan tells 105.9 The Region about her American Idol audition that got a standing ovation from judges Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan, and earned her a golden ticket!

• Phil McCabe turns off the guest mic and dives deep into a topic that is near and dear to his heart. Video Games. Phil explores the idea that since their inception gaming has brought people together. He also looks at the kind of impact games can have on the players. Lastly, he looks at the fact that gaming can be an absolutely toxic environment.

• On this weekend’s edition of Millennial Balance, we’re all about girl power! International Women’s Day is coming up on March 8th and to

celebrate, Afua and Shaliza will be joined by Canadian actress Samantha Aucoin. Samantha stars in the series “Astrid and Lilly Save the

World” and not only does she play a strong leading lady on screen, she’s just that off screen as well. Samantha is all about body positivity and strong female energy, just like Afua and Shaliza!

Durham College Presents:

• Do you like to dream? Alex Cairns takes a unique look at our dreams and how they can affect us. 

• Mitchell Pellerin goes all in on #87, Sidney Crosby.

• Carter Lusty takes a look back at the Leafs-Canadiens game from this past Monday. 

New Music Podcast:

• Can music and an intentional playlist soothe and improve health and well-being? Multi-award winning Canadian music therapist Jennifer Buchanan says yes! She shares how and why in her new book "Wellness, Well played: The Power of a Playlist". Music Director Cristina Lavecchia speaks with Jennifer to learn more about the benefits of building our own music playlists.

On this episode of Durham College Presents:

• Gregory Jrouard discusses the environmental and economic impact of the Olympic Games.

• Garret Werner showcases Canada's National Soccer Team's rise to the World Cup.

• Haydon Lamirante talks about the "Great One", Wayne Gretzky.

On Millennial Balance, Shaliza and Afua celebrate Black History month by chatting with Phiona, owner of Coconut Village Nail and Spa in Aurora. She'll talk about leaving her home in Jamaica so she could start a new life and business in Canada!