The Jim Richards Show

What you need to know and the people that can talk about them. David Cooper interviews some compelling guests.

All about the AI model that re-creates the mind of late US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg with Pranshu Verma, Innovations Reporter with the Washington Post

When procrastination is good and bad – and how to spot the difference with freelance reporter who wrote the piece for the Globe and Mail, Saira Peesker

Toronto just got a new phone-free adult play centre for social reintegration with the Director of Community from Reset, Adil Dhalla

The mysterious dancing man the internet is obsessed with is Richie Assaly, digital producer at the Toronto Star

David Cooper starts off the show with some interesting stories from around the world. Also producer Tony talks about some of the foodie national celebrations.

We open up the airwaves to you the caller:

Better late than never. You've either done it or yourself or seen it done.  Things finished late, but done nonetheless! Those times something was finished so egregiously late, all one could say was "better late than never!"

What are the biggest screw ups you've made on the job? Did it cost you that job? How bad did things get?

David Cooper starts off the show with some interesting stories from around the world. Also producer Tony talks about some of the foodie national celebrations.

We open up the airwaves to you the caller:

Better late than never. You've either done it or yourself or seen it done.  Things finished late, but done nonetheless! Those times something was finished so egregiously late, all one could say was "better late than never!"

What are the biggest screw ups you've made on the job? Did it cost you that job? How bad did things get?

Foreign Correspondent Tony Five live from London, England for our "Free for All" Thursdays and comes with some unlimited, limited topics.

David Cooper is joined by producer Tony for a game of Trivia.

Ben, joins the show for a health check and talks about his "better late than never" experiences.

Did any celebrities fake their own death, or worse... were they surreptitiously replaced on "Conspiracy Corner" with Nathan Radke a cultural history professor at Humber College and co-host of The Uncover Up podcast

Did any celebrities fake their own death, or worse... were they surreptitiously replaced on "Conspiracy Corner" with Nathan Radke a cultural history professor at Humber College and co-host of The Uncover Up podcast

So long, Internet Explorer! The decades-old web browser is finally retiring. Also, a new way to find fresh air with Google maps and more with Carmi Levy for This Week in Tech

Nine surefire ways to save on your grocery bill (and still eat well) with Lesley-Anne Scorgie, contributing columnist at The Toronto Star and financial consultant

World-renowned Canadian drag entertainer Tynomi Banks on her life, pride month, and The Tynomi Banks x Threads Tights

So long, Internet Explorer! The decades-old web browser is finally retiring. Also, a new way to find fresh air with Google maps and more with Carmi Levy for This Week in Tech

Nine surefire ways to save on your grocery bill (and still eat well) with Lesley-Anne Scorgie, contributing columnist at The Toronto Star and financial consultant

World-renowned Canadian drag entertainer Tynomi Banks on her life, pride month, and The Tynomi Banks x Threads Tights

Another electrifying show today with David Cooper. June 15 in 1752, it's said that Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity while flying a kite and key. Also producer Tony let's us know about Sneak-A-Kiss Day.

More weird and wonderful stories from around the world before we go into some of our watercooler call-in topics.

Another electrifying show today with David Cooper. June 15 in 1752, it's said that Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity while flying a kite and key. Also producer Tony let's us know about Sneak-A-Kiss Day.

More weird and wonderful stories from around the world before we go into some of our watercooler call-in topics.