You may be able to guess from the podcast title, but if not, Kevin Donnelly from TNSE (0:20) joins Geoff to talk about a huge concert announcement! Marni Soupcoff (11:35) tries to answer the difficult question of when a person is dead. And we try to figure out what's next for NAFTA with Nelson Wiseman (23:55) from the Department of Political Science at University of Toronto.

Geoff Currier talks Bomber home opener with Philly and Joe from Power 97 (1:00), should people be allowed to grow their own pot (17:30). Noni Classen, Director of Education at the Centre for Child Protection to talk child abuse in schools (36:00). How much free food do you get at work? (59:00), Winnipeg Jazz Festival kicks-off (1:19:00), and The Final Word (1:33:25)

Geoff Currier talks Bomber home opener with Philly and Joe from Power 97 (1:00), should people be allowed to grow their own pot (17:30). Noni Classen, Director of Education at the Centre for Child Protection to talk child abuse in schools (36:00). How much free food do you get at work? (59:00), Winnipeg Jazz Festival kicks-off (1:19:00), and The Final Word (1:33:25)

Geoff speaks with Hector Vergera (1:00) about North America's World Cup bid, Glenn Kessler (17:00) from The Washington Post about President Trump's inaccurate trade numbers, Maureen McGrath (53:10) on (yet) another reason to engage in regular sex, asks the question "Where are the Waltons?" (1:06:30), and finds out why more of us don't get checked for colorectal cancer (1:19:00)