GUEST: Michael Warner, Head of ICU at Michael Garron Hospital in Toronto

GUEST HOST: Arlene Bynon

A new app called SoundPrint allows users to record their surroundings and measure if they are in danger of harming their hearing. The app is making its way into different cities, Toronto being among the first outside of the States. So far, the data shows 72 per cent of the venues in Toronto are too loud for conversation, and 48 per cent potentially endanger the hearing health of patrons and employees.

GUEST: Kathy Gewer, Hearing Instrument Specialist at House of Hearing

As the coronavirus spreads so do the conspiracy theories that surround its existence. The outlandish theory that the American government created the virus and unleashed in China in an attempt to take down their growing economy is just one of the many claims being made online, but why do these theories spread so quickly? Who’s behind them?

GUEST: Scott Radnitz is an associate professor at the Jackson School of International Studies and director of the Ellison Center at the University of Washington

The federal government says the country’s big three telecommunications companies have just two years to slash the price of select cellphone plans by 25 per cent. Rogers, Telus and Bell will have to abide by the new standards to keep cell phone prices affordable for Canadians. This was an issue Trudeau ran on in the federal election.

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Rogers has announced they will be the first provider in Canada to offer the 5G network on the first 5G phone in the country. It was just recently the company announced plans to roll out the new network starting in downtown Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal.

GUEST: Shruti Shekar, Telecom/Tech Business Reporter at Yahoo Finance

GUEST: Laura De Sanctis, Holistic Nutritionist & Digestive Health Coach @GoWithYourGut