Has the Merc with a Mouth done it again? Amy Amantea reviews "Deadpool 2." From the May 28, 2018 episode.

Donald Trump has called off his meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Does this mean he won't get his Nobel Peace Prize? Mike Ross leads the discussion. From the May 28, 2018 episode.

How should governments regulate so-called vice industries such at alcohol, cannabis, and gambling? Dave Brown leads the discussion. From the May 28, 2018 episode.

Should the RCMP have the power to seize journalists' notes for use in national security investigations? Joeita Gupta leads the discussion. From the May 28, 2018 episode.

The NFL is attempting to ban the act of kneeling in protest during the national anthem. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge leads the discussion. From the May 28, 2018 episode.

Nelson Rego explains how an astrophysicist is turning astronomical data into sounds and music. JM Frey previews the remake of the 1972 blaxploitation classic "Superfly." Dr. Sarah Giles discusses her Walrus article about research into maternal health. Professor Jim Freedman shares his memories of the 1968 Paris protests that almost brought down the government of Charles de Gaulle. And our television critic Greg David introduces five new CBC shows. This is the May 25, 2018 episode.

Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech explains how an astrophysicist is turning astronomical data into sounds and music. From the May 25, 2018 episode.

It's all hustle, no shame as JM Frey previews the remake of the 1972 blaxploitation classic "Superfly." From the May 25, 2018 episode.

Dr. Sarah Giles is a family and emergency room physician who has worked in northern Ontario, in the Northwest Territories, and on a rescue ship in the Mediterranean. She is currently completing a fellowship in journalism at the University of Toronto. We discuss her Walrus article about research into maternal health. From the May 25, 2018 episode.

Fifty years ago, a series of student demonstrations in Paris almost brought down the government of Charles de Gaulle. Professor Jim Freedman shares his memories of the protests. From the May 25, 2018 episode.