Should a parent push for a school change even if it means leaving friends behind? How do you cope with the fear of losing the closeness in your relationship before a baby arrives? What’s the right way to prepare a child for news about terminal illness? And what do you do when friends ignore your plea for help after a family disaster? Real stories, tough questions, and honest advice.

Kara shares a gross coffee-cleaning hack that shocks everyone, Roz and Maurie recap their wild Vanier Cup drinking game rules, and Maurie hits the Santa Claus Parade to chat with kids. Plus, we hear from listeners about gentle Mocha, lazy co-workers, and a hilarious leave request for a Travis Scott concert.

NEW Hunger Games teaser drops with Glenn Close looking unrecognizable as Drusilla Sickle. An expert says skip buying gifts for adults this Christmas to save money. Carrie Underwood shares her hack to stop kids from saying “6-7.” Fugees rapper Pras gets 14 years in prison. Kevin Spacey clears up rumors about being homeless. Raptors are on fire while the Leafs sink to the bottom. Toronto speed cameras are coming down. Wicked: For Good smashes box office records. Donald Glover reveals he suffered a stroke. Jimmy Cliff passes away at 81. Plus: gay sheep wool fashion hits NYC, Instagram limits hashtags to three, and AI is taking over holiday shopping.

This week’s Deep Dive takes you inside the Roz & Mocha DM vault with questions that spark laughs and real talk. From holiday traditions and Guyanese pepperpot to ranking who might be the best lover on the show, plus quirky debates like roadkill etiquette and hair-care routines—nothing is off-limits when the team dives deep into your DMs.

What if your fridge could dispense anything but water and ice? Roz and Mocha dive into wild ideas for the ultimate dream fridge, debate which personality trait they’d delete from each other for 24 hours, and reveal who they’d trust to get them to the airport on time. Plus, the guys face the ultimate food sacrifice—steak, pasta, chips, or wings—what’s getting cut forever? They also share childhood favorites they still love today and their go-to Christmas dish to cook and enjoy together. It’s hilarious, surprising, and full of great stories you don’t want to miss!

Maurie gets busted trying to steal Mocha’s holiday red cup from Starbucks, Roz vents about spilled coffee, and Grace asks for a new nickname for Mocha—leading to some hilarious suggestions. Plus, Nikole’s FML about banning the viral “6-7” trend in her classroom and a Helluva Story about three Canadians whose DIY horror film got picked up by Eli Roth. Add in Roz roasting the worst TV show he’s ever seen and a debate over spices you’d want to smell like after a cologne fail—this Monday episode is packed.

Today we’re throwing it back and celebrating all things Shem! From Maurie’s 2013 sit-down with the legendary Shemar Moore (because hey, Shem is in that name!) to Shem’s heartfelt performance auditioning for Serge Ibaka’s “How Talented Are You” show, and even a fun day at Canada’s Wonderland—this retro episode is packed with unforgettable Shem moments you won’t want to miss.

A teacher wonders if banning the viral “6-7” trend makes them a lame educator, someone opens up about the challenges of rescuing a reactive Argentine Dogo, another listener gives an update after being forced to attend a Habs game as a Leafs fan, and one person stresses over seating arrangements for a family birthday dinner that’s guaranteed to be chaotic. Real stories, real drama—FML at its finest!

Roz confesses to lying at Starbucks just to keep both breakfast sandwiches, Maurie shows off a smile that freaks everyone out, and the team tackles Canada’s most mispronounced words—can you say “Worcestershire”? Plus, Maurie chats with the Final 5 contestants from Squid Game: The Challenge, Mocha introduces a Trinidadian Christmas classic, and Shaq makes a rap comeback.

From Taylor Swift’s new Disney+ docuseries trailer and Cynthia Erivo protecting Ariana Grande on the red carpet, to Tom Cruise accepting an honorary Oscar and Glen Powell’s big-screen moment in The Running Man, this week’s headlines are packed. Plus, an AI-generated country song tops Billboard, Cardi B welcomes baby number three, and a new app claims it can let you talk to loved ones after they’ve passed. We’re breaking down the biggest stories in entertainment, tech, and pop culture—all in one episode.