Bell Canada began its Let’s Talk campaign eight years ago to raise awareness of mental health issues. But Meg Peters says the campaign shouldn't be beyond scrutiny. We speak with the University of Ottawa PhD student about her research. From the February 2, 2018 episode.

Our television critic Greg David introduces the new CBC comedy, "Crawford." From the February 2, 2018 episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews a Walrus article about the often tense relationship between archaeologists and Indigenous groups. From the February 2, 2018 episode.

Tim Schwartz from Double Tap Canada discusses the nostalgia many of us have for older technology. Michelle McQuigge discusses whether Kent Hehr's resignation from cabinet will affect federal accessibility legislation. Donna Jodhan explains how to protect your personal information when you're at the bank. Community reporter Becki Zerr tells us about Snowarama, happening next week in Regina. And, Dawn Dickinson previews a Guardian article about another Volkswagen scandal. This is the February 1, 2018 episode.

Tim Schwartz from Double Tap Canada discusses the nostalgia many of us have for older technology. From the February 1, 2018 episode.

Michelle McQuigge from the Canadian Press discusses whether Kent Hehr's resignation from cabinet will affect the rollout of the federal government’s proposed accessibility legislation. From the February 1, 2018 episode.

Donna Jodhan explains how to protect your personal information when you're at the bank. From the February 1, 2018 episode.

Community reporter Becki Zerr tells us about Snowarama, happening next week in Regina. From the February 1, 2018 episode.

Producer Dawn Dickinson previews a Guardian article about another Volkswagen scandal. It appears the German car giant spent almost 10 years paying scientists to play down the health hazards of diesel fumes. From the February 1, 2018 episode.

Jay Aubrey tells us about a BC Supreme Court decision striking down the use of prolonged solitary confinement. Kristeen McTavish and Kaila de Boer discuss food insecurity in the town of Nain in northern Labrador. Dorothy Macnaughton tells us about White Cane Week events in Sault Ste. Marie. Mike Agerbo discusses a controversial plan to block access to pirated movies and TV shows. And Craig Oliver reflects on Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address. This is the January 31, 2018 episode.