Your stories with registered psychotherapist Shikha Seeboruth, clinical director of the Therapeutic Way Counselling and Psychotherapy Services. Also joining us to talk about legal issues: lawyer and mediator Hilary Linton, president of Riverdale Mediation in Toronto.

Your stories on the job hunt and we hear from two guests: 21-year-old Aleksi Toiviainen who is a co-founder of Vote 16 and Wendy Cukier, professor at the department of entrepreneurship and innovation at Toronto Metropolitan University.

Paul Zammit starts the show with a few tips for people who might want to snap up deals at the local garden centre. He's also answers your gardening questions. Paul is a professor of horticulture and environmental studies at Niagara College.

Since Ontario made beer available in grocery stores and convenience stores, The Beer Store has been closing dozens of outlets and leaving many people without a way to get a refund on the deposit they paid on their beer can or bottle. Our guest is York University research scientist Cal Lakhan, an expert on Ontario's recycling programs. 

From standing ovations to sticky floors, what you love and hate about how people act at the movies. Barry Hertz, The Globe and Mail's deputy arts and film editor, weighs in amidst the summer blockbuster season.

Justice Carroccia said Thursday she didn’t find complainant E.M.'s evidence "credible or reliable." We hear your reaction to the case involving five former players with Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team. Our guests are Toronto-based criminal lawyer David Butt and Kat Owens, interim legal director at the Women's Legal Education and Action Fund in Toronto. 

Vending machines, laundromats and parking lots -- they are examples of so-called boring businesses, we hear your stories about running them. Our guest for the hour is the Globe and Mail's retirement reporter Meera Raman and we also hear from search fund founder Fenton Jagdeo who runs the fund Boring Ventures.

You react to new research on police data on officer use of force. Researcher Kojo Damptey shares his findings that suggest the over representation of Black, Indigenous and Middle Eastern people continues in communities across the province. London Police Deputy Chief Treena MacSween also joins us to talk about efforts to address the issue in that community. 

Our resident gardening expert, Paul Zammit, shares tips on tending to your plants during a heat wave, and answers your gardening questions as well. Paul is a professor of horticulture and environmental studies at Niagara College.

Our guest today is David Rider, a senior politics reporters for the Toronto Star. We hear your thoughts on the growing use of Automated Speed Enforcement in cities like Ottawa and Toronto and the growing backlash by some drivers.