April 15, 2022-Naama Weingarten

Reported by Ryerson’s very own journalism students, we've got segments all about Ontario's rising sports gambling industry and the tale behind 3 family-owned Italian restaurants in Toronto. Then, we've got our last segment of Student Perspectives for this school year.

April 8, 2022-Naama Weingarten

Today, we hear from one of the people who placed an ultimatum on the Ford government - halt the plan to build highway 413, or we'll start blocking highways. Then, we've got yet another episode of student perspectives.

April 1, 2022-Naama Weingarten

If you've ever stumbled across pop art of celebrities at bus stations or restaurants, you might know the name Nashid Chroma. He's an upcoming artist from Toronto who’s been getting a lot of attention lately for his work inspired by music and nature. For today’s show, our reporter Zoha Naghar spoke with him about what it's like breaking into the city’s art scene

Then, we the premiere of the first episode of our new segment - Student Perspectives. Where CJRU's news coordinators walk around campus with a big sign and a microphone and give students the opportunity to rant on the air about anything.

March 25, 2022-Naama Weingarten

In case you didn’t see the Volkswagen Beetle that was dragged across campus on March 24, let's fill you in. The big push happens every year. It's when Ryerson engineering students push a buggy around Kerr Hall, for 24 hours straight to raise money for The SickKids Foundation. For today's show, we got to chat with them.

March 18th, 2022- Naama Weingarten

Today, we're going to hear from the research and policy analysts who surveyed over 5000 students from across the province about changes needed on campus. Tina Xia also has the latest in the science world including how lead hurt people's IQ.

March 11th, 2022- Naama Weingarten

Today we’re gonna talk to Scarborough artist Troy the Enigma about his new project coming out this April. Plus, we’re gonna have Sharon here who will be talking about the Bank of Canada’s rate hike and how it could affect people trying to buy a home.

But it’s not just homebuyers who are having issues with real estate. Small businesses are calling for action about the rental crisis in Ontario in a new report by the Better Way Alliance. We'll have Sophia here with the full segment.

March 4th, 2022- Naama Weingarten

In this week's episode, we're talking about an initiative that's trying to tackle gender-based violence. The Redwood, a Toronto shelter, is kickstarting a mobile human centre—an RV—that will bring anti-gender-based violence counselling and prevention directly to survivors.

Today - February 18, 2022 - is the national release of the documentary Last of the Right Whales. It sheds a rare spotlight on the nearly extinct North Atlantic Right Whales, and how we have made it nearly impossible for the species to survive.

We chatted with award-winning filmmaker, Nadine Pequeniza, who is the creator behind this documentary – to learn about her experience making it, and why the story of North Atlantic Right Whales needs to be told.

December 10, 2021 - Naama Weingarten and James Caza

Today, we talk to up-and-coming Toronto artist Harkness. After over a decade of honing his craft, he released his newest album, The Occasion. With colourful tunes and a unique persona, Harkness delves into what pushes and inspires him

Since the Toronto van attack took the life of Anne Marie D'Amico, a Ryerson alumni and a woman who was loved by so many, her family has been commemorating her life and legacy through The Turtle Project. For this show, we talked to Nick D'Amico, Anne Marie’s brother and the president of the Anne Marie D'Amico foundation, all about the event. Plus, James Caza talks about how the TTC's workers' shortage due to the vaccine mandate is impacting our commute to school.