Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge and AMI producer Paul Daniel join us for our weekly news panel. We ask why teenage activist Greta Thunberg is so effective, and so threatening to some of her opponents. We talk about the public-health concerns that have emerged about e-cigarettes and vaping. Universities and colleges in Canada are bringing in many more international students. We ask if the schools are just using these students to raise more revenue. We speak with Canadian actor Liisa Repo-Martell, one of the leaders of the campaign THIS IS NOT A DRILL: Artists for Real Climate Action. Our entertainment critic Michael McNeely previews the Eddie Murphy movie Dolemite Is My Name, about one of the pioneers of the Blaxploitation film genre. The AMI original documentary, No Vacancy: Vancouver’s Housing Crisis, has been nominated for a diversity award. Our colleague Greg David tells us more. This is the September 27, 2019 episode.