Host Karlene Nation sits down with Professor Bruce Kidd from University of Toronto to talk about the Tokyo Olympics.

Host Karlene Nation from Media Nation, talks to Geoffrey P Johnston from the Kingston Whig Standard for discussing conflict in Syria and the devastating impact on women and children. She speaks on the Coronavirus could be the end of China's role as a major manufacturer to the world. and how the Almond Milk Industry is killing off Honey Bees!!

Host Karlene Nation sits down with Mike DiDonato from Skilled Trades Canada to chat about the importance of empowering women and giving them more chances to get into the skilled trades.

Host Karlene Nation sits down with Franco Terrazzano from the Albertan Director for Franco Terrazzano to talk about the Carbon Tax.

Host Karlene Nation talks about medications with ingredients sourced from China and what that means to the Canadian pharmaceutical industry and the people that rely on them with Guest Ed Silverman. She is also joined by Toronto immigration lawyer Guidy Mamann to discuss concerns around the practice of immigration consultants.

Karlene Nation discuss the Teachers Strike with NDP Education critic MPP Marit Stiles and MPP Kaleed Rasheed about larger class sizes, online courses and fewer teachers are key issues.

Karlene speaks to Ian Lee from Sprott School of Business in Carleton University to discuss the Coronavirus crippling China's economy and hurting the world economy, which the recovery will be slow.

Later on the show, Karlene speaks to an author and historian, Rosemary Sadlier, about the majority of Canadian students graduating without learning anything about Black Canadian history.

Karlene tributes her show to Christie Blatchford, an iconic journalist, a superb wordsmith, a superstar writer. Karlene speaks to Christie Blatchford's colleague and friend
Lorrie from The Sun. Later on the show, Karlene speaks to Ryan Greer from Canadian Chamber of Commerce about the impact blockades of rail lines are having on our economy.

What would you do in this scenario? You are walking along, you see a bag on the ground. You pick up the bag and there's hundreds of dollar bill's in the bag. On Media Nation, Karlene Nation talks to 17 year old Kylie McDonald who found a bag filled with cash. What she did next was remarkable.

Join Karlene Nation as she discusses a new bank for Canada's black communities.
There have been lots of talk over the years about a bank catering to Black Canadians.
Plans are underway for the Pan-African Credit Union. Karlene to discuss this are Ivor Christopher from PA Credit Union and Alton Brooks from JCA Ontario.