Todd begins by commenting on the return of the Atlantic Bubble and the importance of reopening borders. Then, Political Science Professor at Dalhousie University Dr. Lori Turnbull joins us to talk about politics. And HRM Councillor Lisa Blackburn is on to discuss municipal politics.

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In the intro segment, Todd responds to a story where former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney states that Canada must ramp-up vaccine and PPE manufacturing capacity. He discusses the misconduct allegation with the Canadian military. And he closes off the segment by talking about inflation and gas prices.

Tim Powers of Summa Strategies is on the show to talk about current affairs in the political sphere. Business Professor Ian Lee joins us to talk about the Rogers-Shaw merger announcement.

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Todd closes off the week with a retrospective of the past 12 months. In the interview segments, Infectious disease expert Dr. Lisa Barrett joins us to talk about the year that was when it comes to COVID-19 and what to look ahead to. Dan Hennessey, who is the Executive Director of the Bridgewater and Area Chamber of Commerce, to discuss how Nova Scotia’s south shore persevered during the last year.

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Todd begins the show by reflecting on the Coronavirus pandemic 1 year later.

In the interview segment, Psychologist Dr. Simon Sherry joins us to talk about the mental health impacts related to COVID-19. Animal advocate Tracy Jessiman is on to discuss an animal cruelty acquittal that took place last week.

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Todd begins the show with commentary on the latest COVID-19 developments in the region. He also discusses the passing of Walter Gretzky.

Jill Houlihan, a Labour and employment lawyer at Pink Larkin, is on the podcast to chat about how the pandemic impacted the workforce. Laura Mackenzie, who is the Executive Director at Screen Nova Scotia, joins us to talk about why 2021 may end up being one of the busiest years for the province’s film and TV industry.

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In the opening segment, Todd comments on the vaccination rollout plan in comparison to the numbers outlined by U.S. President Joe Biden, and discusses Covid-19 fatigue.

Halifax Regional Municipality Councillor Pamela Lovelace is on to discuss municipal happenings. And Business Professor Ian Lee joins us to discuss the Canadian economy following the revelation that it shrank by 5.4 percent in 2020.

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In the opening segment, Todd comments on the new COVID-19 restrictions implemented in HRM following the announcement of 10 new cases. 

Trevor Millar, who is the Chief Psychedelic Officer at NeonMind, joins us to talk about the psychedelic movement and the potential use of psychedelics for therapeutic purposes. And Clinton Desveaux is on to chat about the $19,000 Tesla Model 2.

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In the opening segment, Todd discusses the swearing in of Iain Rankin as the premier of Nova Scotia. He also talks about the recent news surrounding the resignation of chief of the defence staff, Adm. Art McDonald among other topics.

Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Houston is on to discuss the swearing in of Rankin and the Bay Ferries situation in the province. FarmWorks founding Director Linda Best is also on the podcast to talk about the co-operative.

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On today’s show, Todd kicks off the show by commenting on the aftermath of the Texas winter storm that took the utilities infrastructure in the state. He also discusses “Cancun Cruz” among other topics.

Communications specialist and former Canadian Taxpayers Federation Atlantic Director Paige MacPherson joins us to talk about the Supreme Court’s decision to order the province of Nova Scotia to reveal how much it is paying Bay Ferries to run its service between Yarmouth, N.S., and Maine. And UPEI political science professor Don Desserud is on to talk about Canadian politics.

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