Kim Thistle-Murphy calls in from St. John’s, Newfoundland with her review of the summer blockbuster Godzilla: King of the Monsters.

From the June 14, 2019 episode.

Marc Aflalo from Your Tech Report discusses a Washington Post article that suggests our phones snoop when we snooze.

From the June 17, 2019 episode.

Our colleague Jim Krysko tells us about some guide dog puppies who are coming to Saskatchewan.

From the June 17, 2019 episode.

There’s a new reality show in the UK, about a restaurant that hires staff with early-stage dementia. Our producer Paul Daniel tells us more about it.

From the June 17, 2019 episode.

Deafblind athlete Kevin Frost, who competes in speed skating, tandem biking, golf, and other sports, tells us about his upcoming fundraiser in Ottawa.

From the June 17, 2019 episode.

A high-profile federal advisory council has called for a universal, single-payer Pharmacare program. We’ll discuss the recommendation. We’ll talk about a new kind of fake news: legitimate but outdated news stories being posted out of context, in relation to ongoing events. We’ll discuss the New York Time’s decision to stop publishing political cartoons in its international edition, following the backlash over an anti-Semitic cartoon. There’s a rising risk of scams by academic journals that is endangering the public. Producer Kevin Philipupillai explains. Woody and Buzz have a new friend: a spork named Forky. Michael McNeely previews the new Pixar movie Toy Story 4. Karen McKay from CELA discusses winners from the Atlantic Book and Trillium Book awards. Plus, she recommends some must-read award-winning books available at CELA.

This is the June 14, 2019 episode.

A high-profile federal advisory council has called for a universal, single-payer Pharmacare program. We’ll discuss the recommendation.

From the June 14, 2019 episode.

We’ll talk about a new kind of fake news: legitimate but outdated news stories being posted out of context, in relation to ongoing events.

From the June 14, 2019 episode.

We’ll discuss the New York Time’s decision to stop publishing political cartoons in its international edition, following the backlash over an anti-Semitic cartoon.

From the June 14, 2019 episode.

There’s a rising risk of scams by academic journals that is endangering the public. Producer Kevin Philipupillai explains.

From the June 14, 2019 episode.