The show opens with a triumphant return of AFY-TSY: Advice For Your Tomorrow's Self, Yesterday. Career advisor Elizabeth Baxter describes what Nottingham College is doing to combat telephobia. Urban resilience lecturer Dr. Milad Haghani shares his findings on road rage. Marketing and psychology professor Sam Maglio tells David that using abbreviations in texts reduces the chance of getting a reply. (LOL!) Toronto-based comedian Natalie Norman debates whether "bed eating" is disgusting. Author Tracey Williams educates us as to why Lego octopus pieces are washing up on beaches in England. Economics professor Dr. Eric Kam reveals what happens when teachers tailor their lessons to students' individual learning styles.

Segments:

• (00:26) Introduction
• (01:43) AFY-TSY
• (08:56) Elizabeth Baxter
• (19:29) Dr. Milad Haghani
• (31:11) Sam Maglio
• (42:59) Natalie Norman pt. 1
• (52:53) Natalie Norman pt. 2
• (1:03:33) Tracey Williams
• (1:13:54) Dr. Eric Kam
• (1:25:15) Sign-off

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