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As many Canadians prepare for another key interest point rate hike, Guest host Arlene Bynon speaks with Eden Rahim, a Portfolio Manager & Options Strategist with Next Edge Capital. Eden and Arlene talk about the expected 75-point-hike and if this could finally be the beginning of the end of these interest hikes.

Guest host Arlene Bynon speaks with Michael Kempa, an associate professor of criminology at the University of Ottawa. Michael and Arlene discuss everything Emergencies Act Inquiry, including why Premier Doug Ford is refusing to testify.

After the unexpected passing of Toronto City Councillor Candidate Cynthia Lai less than 72 hours from election day, guest host Rob Fai is joined by Virginia Jones, a fellow candidate for Ward 23. Rob and Virginia put politics aside and give homage to the passing of an accomplished politician, mother, wife, friend and prime example of a true Torontonian.

Guest host Rob Fai wants to talk about the evolution and impact of sports fashion, so he speaks with Talyor Mckee, an assistant professor in Sports Management at Brock University and an all-around sports fanatic. They talk retro throwbacks, dressing up for games and the influence of musicians.

Guest host Rob Fai is joined by Serena Purdy, the Chair of "Friends of Kensington Market" to talk about their new initiative "My Friends' Tab" and why this community-driven program is needed now more than ever.

Guest host Rob Fai speaks with Garret Martin, Sr. Professional lecturer at the School of International Service at American University in Washington D.C, to talk about the possibility of former U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson running for office again.

Guest host Rob Fai speaks with Franco Terrezzano, the federal director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation about why Canadians are on the hook for a $55K grocery bill for the Prime Minister and his family, and how could they spend on food in a year what some people earn in a year.

Guest host Rob Fai is joined by Evan Sambasivan, the Candidate for city councillor in Ward 8 (Eglington-Lawrence). Rob and Evan talk about what got Evan into politics, why he considers homelessness a pervasive and solvable issue and why voters should consider him as their candidate in the upcoming election.

Guest host Rob Fai sits with David Reycraft, the director of Housing Services at Dixon Hill. Rob and David talk about the looming long and cold winter anticipated for Canada, and why our homeless communities are more exposed than in previous years.

Guest host Rob Fai speaks with Bruce McIntosh, the founding president and current director of the Ontario Autism Coalition. Rob and Bruce ralk about the announced $250 parents of children with special needs is not nearly enough, and why this is just another "kick in the pants" for parents.