Here’s looking at you, kid! The Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman movie Casablanca was released 75 years ago this month. We speak with Noah Isenberg, author of a new book on the movie. From the November 23, 2017 episode.

Remember when a breakup was a private thing? Not any more! Thanks to social media, getting dumped is even more difficult. Producer Dawn Dickinson previews articles from this Saturday's Guardian reading show. From the November 23, 2017 episode.

On National Housing Day, Leanne Kloppenborg and Sister Georgette Gregory speak about affordable housing. Producer Kevin Philipupillai discusses a National Post article about Donald Trump’s ability to order a nuclear strike. On the 54th anniversary of the JFK assassination, we speak to investigative reporter Jefferson Morley. Community reporter Milena Khazanavicius tells us about events marking the 100th anniversary of the Halifax Explosion. Tech expert Mike Agerbo says buses in London, England will soon be fueled by coffee. And, Craig Oliver discusses the enormous problems in the federal government's Phoenix pay system. This is the November 22, 2017 episode.

Leanne Kloppenborg from Fontbonne Ministries and Sister Georgette Gregory from the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto talk about the shortage of affordable housing in Toronto and across Canada. From the November 22, 2017 episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews tonight's National Post show. Including an article about possible limits to Donald Trump’s ability to order a nuclear strike. From the November 22, 2017 episode.

On the 54th anniversary of the JFK assassination, we speak to investigative reporter Jefferson Morley about the recent release of thousands of de-classified US government documents. From the November 22, 2017 episode.

Milena tells us about a memorial service marking the 100th anniversary of the Halifax Explosion. From the November 22, 2017 episode.

Our tech expert Mike Agerbo digs into a report that public buses in London, England will soon be fueled by coffee. From the November 22, 2017 episode.

Sixty-two percent of public servants were paid incorrectly at least once during the last fiscal year. Political correspondent Craig Oliver discusses auditor general Michael Ferguson's analysis of the enormous problems in the federal government's Phoenix pay system. From the November 22, 2017 episode.

Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio discusses a dire warning from more than 15,000 scientists. Our Ottawa colleague Karen Magee tells us about a winter gala being organized by the Hands of Fire sculpture group. Anne Borden tells us about A4A, Ontario's first self-advocacy organization for autistic adults and children. Kirsten Walker discusses plans to provide new mental health awareness training for staff in the Toronto Transit Commission’s Wheel-Trans program. And, we finish with our weekly news quiz! This is the November 21, 2017 episode.