More and more people are signing up for on-line cooking classes from the likes of Thomas Keller.  Is it possible to learn how to cook through a video? What have you learned to do by watching and online instructional video?

Stafford asks callers if they prefer to go on an adult-only vacation than with the entire family.

The owner of Sticky's Candy in Hamilton says just because she's a business owner, doesn't mean she's rich!  Jodi Gaskell tells Mike Stafford why she's reluctantly decided to close her shop at the end of this month.

Protests planned at Tim Hortons following the coffee-chain's decision to cut worker benefits. Have you ever participated in a boycott? Can boycotts work in an age of slacktivism?

Mayor John Tory talks of turning King St. into a circus sideshow to "animate" what's left of the streetscape thanks to the King Street Pilot Project.  Which begs the question: would you rather undergo surgery without anesthesia or listen to another five minutes of discussion about the King Street Pilot Project?

Mike Stafford gives his thoughts on iPhone addiction - but is it Apple's fault, or the fault of parents?

A Toronto business owner suggests that commute times would improve if the city got rid of pedestrian buttons, at least during rush hours. Stafford asks callers what needs to be done to improve the flow of traffic. Is it the countdown button? Or do both drivers and pedestrians need to follow the rules of the road?

Chris Jancelewicz, Senior National Online Reporter, Entertainment for Global News, joined guest host Andrew Lawton to discuss.

Dr. Thomas Curran, Assistant Professor, Department of Health at the University of Bath, joined guest host Andrew Lawton to disucss his recent study.

Shelley Quinn, Family Lawyer at Quinn Family Law, joined guest host Andrew Lawton to break down the case of a Halifax couple who regained custody of their child after a judge ruled they're can't be faulted for being poor.