Guest host Rob Fai is joined by the assistant professor of os Sports Management at Brock University to talk about the rumors that Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds could be interested in purchasing the Ottawa Senators. Rob and Taylor talk about why this isn't outside the sphere of reality, what other experience Reynolds has with purchasing a struggling franchise and if this could be a good breath of fresh life for the Senators.

Guest host Rob Fai is joined by Kelly Harris, the principal of Harris Public Affairs to talk about the negotiations breakdowns between CUPE and the Provincial government. Kelly and Rob talk about, from the public perception, why this conflict has no winners and why parents and students are the real victims of this.

Guest host Rob Fai speaks with DJ Oetting, the father of 5-year-old Easton who suffers from Duplication Syndrome. DJ tells Rob why he decided to make his son a custom Zamboni for his Halloween costume, what he's done in the past, and how it felt to have the Edmonton Oilers reach out.

After a very disturbing report highlighted School personnel across Canada have been accused of sexually assaulting students, Guest host Rob Fai is joined by Peter Hamer, the founder of “Stop Educator Child Exploitation” (SECE) to talk about what needs to change, and why this report is just the "tip of the iceberg".

Guest host Arlene Bynon speaks with Daniel Tsai,  an instructor at Toronto Metropolitan University’s Ted Rogers School of Business who specializes in entertainment law to talk about Compass Artist Management Inc folding, and what this means for the many actors who claim they were not paid for their work.

Guest host Arlene Bynon is joined by Jonathan Berkshire Miller, a Sr. Fellow and the director of the Indo-Pacific Program at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute to discuss why the RCMP are investigating claims that the Chinese government has been operating "secret" and illegal prisons within Canada.

Guest host Arlene Bynon speaks with Jessica Moorhouse, an accredited financial counselor, millennial money expert & Host of the "More Money" Podcast to talk about the 50-point-hike to our key interest rates, and if this could finally be the last rate hike we see out of the Bank of Canada.

Guest host Arlene Bynon sits with Michael Geist,  the Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-Commerce Law at the University of Ottawa to talk about the controversial Bill C-11. Michael tells Arlene why the Canadian Radio-Television and Telcommunications Commission doesn't have a clear guide to what is considered "Canadian Content" and why such icons like Justin Beiber and Celine Dion could be left out.

Guest host Arlene Bynon is joined by Dr. Jennifer Quiad, a professor specializing in competition law at the University of Ottawa. Arlene and Jennifer talk about the Canadian Competition Bureau conducting a study on the grocery sector, what the scope will be and what could possibly hinder the study.

Guest host Arlene Bynon is joined by Kelly Harris, the principal of Harris Public Affairs to dissect the results from the municipal elections. They talk about some of the winners, losers, and what Ford's "Super Mayor" powers could do to change the landscape.