Broadcaster Bob Smith, Ward 12 councillor Elizabeth Peloza and Ward 2 councillor Shawn Lewis join Craig to discuss transit, nepotism in the provincial government, housing in London, and another death at Elgin-Middlesex Detention Centre.

Ontario's Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services has confirmed that an inmate from the Elgin-Middlesex Detention Centre died on Saturday. The death marks the 15th fatality at the jail since 2009 and the second this year after a 33-year-old man died in March.

Kevin Egan, a lawyer who represents many current and former inmates joins Craig to discuss.

Former London mayor Joe Fontana, former city councillor Cheryl Miller and Thames Centre deputy mayor Kelly Elliot join Craig to discuss the provincial cabinet shuffle, a lack of harmony in the downtown core and Andrew Scheer's climate plan.

Lisa MacLead has been shuffled out as the minister of Children, Community and Social Services and is no longer the minister responsible for the autism file. MPP for Sterling-Rawdon and former Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade has taken over the file.

Behavioural analyst, Louis Busch, joins Craig to discuss what the incoming minister's priorities should be in regards to autism assistance in Ontario.

Following a offensive convocation speech by composer Stephan Moccio, Western University has apologized, but has still failed to say how they plan to deal with similar issues in the future. This is the second time in a year that Western has dealt with backlash following convocation speeches that had comments degrading women, and has not offered solutions or options for how to prevent this from happening in the future. Lesley Bikos is a PhD candidate and adjunct Professor at Western and has been talking about the situation. She joins Craig to discuss.

Resiliency Ninja Allison Graham joins Craig to discuss the Toronto Raptors and manels (all-male panels).