Mark and Jem talk with Dani Claire, one of the airline hostesses that was on the historic all-Black flight organized by Air Canada and the Black Aviation Professionals Network.

Mark and Jem talk with Bernard Tavernier, Manager of General Operations for Air Canada, about the historic All-Black flight organized by Air Canada and the Black Aviation Professionals Network.

Actor Laura Adamo on her award-winning debut directorial feature film, The Wishing Tree, which she also wrote and starred in, available on all VOD services on February 8th.

Her Excellency, Governor General of Canada Mary Simon discusses her first six months on the job, her views on reconciliation, mental health and climate change, and the Inuktitut word she's using to guide her work at Rideau Hall.

Mark and Jem sit down with Neval Greenidge, the Consul General of Barbados for Miami. They talk about Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley's landslide victory, and what it means for Barbados moving forward.

Mark and Jem sit down for a quick chat with the Canadian queen of R&B, Jully Black. They talk about her recent induction into Canada's Walk of Fame, her new single "No Relation", and how she's advocating for Indigenous rights.

Vivian Chong, creator of The Sunglasses Monologue, part of the Toronto Fringe Theatre Festival. / Plus, Aisha Wickham is a Program Consultant in the Ontario Music Office at Ontario Creates.

Final season of Tribal Police Files, a documentary series with co-director Steve Sxwithul’txw and Chief Keith Blake of the Tsuut’ina Police. / Plus, Aisha Wickham is a Program Consultant in the Ontario Music Office at Ontario Creates.

Wanda Nanibush, Curator of Indigenous Art at the Art Gallery of Ontario talking about the Robert Houle, Red Is Beautiful exhibit.

Mary McGrath, a resident of Cambridge and member of Blair Engaged on Minister's Zoning Order (MZO) for a proposed warehouse fulfillment centre in Cambridge.