The Deb Hutton Show

Janine Beckie - Canadian Soccer player from the Olympic gold medal winning women's team and vocal advocate in the ongoing wage battle with Canada Soccer discusses the bold new pay equity campaign ahead of 1st WNBA game on canadian soil in Toronto. Monika Warzecha - Digital Editor at The Walrus talks about the question Will Universal Basic Income Save Us from AI? And Bonnie Crombie - Mississauga mayor calls in for a chat.

Mark Mendelson joins us to talk about the OPP and the death of Officer Mueller. Shouldn't we be celebrating teachers attending to the needs of their students? We listen to your thoughts. And should their be a one year ban for someone who causes a disturbance at Wonderland, we take your calls.

Have you ever had someone try and not return money after a personal lone? We take your calls. And we're joined by Fae Johnstone - co-owner and executive director of consulting firm Wisdom2Action and Tim Powers - the Chairman of Summa Strategies and the Managing Director of Abacus Data on Smart Speakers.

Wendy Gillis from the Toronto Star joins us to discuss serial killer Bruce McArthur. We play the FAKE NEWS QUIZ, and what's happening with the TTC? President of the ATU Local 113 Marvin Alfred gives us the details.

How do you feel about your social media posts ending up in a political campaign without your approval? We take your calls. Toronto historian Adam Bunch joins us 
And Chris Lewis - CTV Public Safety Analyst and former commissioner of the OPP talks about the officer death in Bourget Ontario.

Aaron Korolnek - Host of First Up on TSN 1050 talks with us about the Leafs and their playoff run. And we take your calls about is it appropriate to use social media posts in an election campaign ad without permission?

Supermarket Sweep! Can you guess the place with the best prices? Smart Speakers with guests Lindsay Broadhead - Strategic Communications and Public Affairs Advisor and Matt Gurney - Journalist and co-founder of The Line, an online magazine discuss Canadian's soon to be able to get a passport online. 

Girls can play contact football too. John Wright - Executive Vice President Maru Public Opinion talks with us about the economy. And, we listen to your thoughts on age, what's your favourite generation. 20s, 30s, 40s?

Carmi Levy gives us the details on Ottawa thinking of starting to let you apply for your passport online. Parent Avery Swartz is concerned of the revolving door of teachers at their child's school. We take your calls about double checking your bill after getting a drink at a venue. 

Margaret McCuaig-Johnston - senior fellow at the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa and a former senior official in Canada’s Department of Finance discusses Canada's relationship with China. Nik Wallenda tightrope walker, who has crossed Niagara Falls over a decade ago. We find out why he wants to do it again.