Ben Mulroney and Dr. Nadia Alam talk about the devastating trend of Canadians receiving a potentially life altering cancer diagnosis in the chaotic and stressful environment of the emergency room. This is something that could be fixed with more access to primary care physicians, but that seems to be its own difficult hill to climb.

This Weekend on the show Ben Mulroney chats with Rob Butler, the manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto's Intercounty Baseball League!

They talk all about the upcoming season, what you can expect from the team this year, and how you can get out and see them play!

You can learn more about the team and see their upcoming schedule at mapleleafsbaseball.com

Ben Mulroney is joined by Stephanie Bakalar with the Lifesaving Society Ontario to talk all about the importance of proper boat and water safety as we come into the late spring and summer months.

Ben Mulroney is joined by Kelly Bos, Social worker and Relationship and Wellness Expert, to talk about a concept that has been rearing it's head since the end of the pandemic. The Friendship Recession.

They discuss why this has been happening as well how we can invest and tend to our friendships to keep them healthy going forward. It is all about putting yourself out there, not only to make new friends but also to keep the connections with old friends. Doing things and having combined new experiences can really help to build and grow your friendships.

This week on The Spot Ben Mulroney is joined by is Zahra Dhanani one of the Co-Owners of Old’s Cool General Store.

Old's is a unique store that is setting out to provide a place for community, connection, and relationships.

You can find out more about Old's Cool General Store at their website oldscoolgeneralstore.com

Ben Mulroney is joined by Sylvain Charlebois, Canadian researcher and professor in food distribution and policy at Dalhousie University.

They talk everything from, the Mother's Day restaurant rush to Steal from Loblaws Day and why lowering food costs may not be the bright light that many think it is.

This weekend on the show Ben Mulroney is joined by Lyle Stein, President of Forvest Global Wealth Management Incorporated.

They look into how drastically our economy has changed over the last two decades as well as looking into Toronto's deferment of infrastructure and the costs and problems that they are running into.

Host Glenn Bragonier is joined by Matti Siemiatycki, the director of the Infrastructure Institute at the University of Toronto, to talk all about car free streets.

Car free streets can provide some real great benefits to community and local life in cities. They are small respites from the hustle and bustle of the city. But are they feasible or a city like Toronto? They talk all about what these could look like, how they would affect the city, the issues of upkeep, and more!

Glenn Bragonier is joined this weekend by Jay Northcott, the Director of the upcoming production, seven methods of killing kylie jenner.

While it has a very provocative title this show revolves around two close friends Cleo and Kara who are grappling with the affects and influences of social media in their lives as well as the culture of celebrity. All while exploring ownership of Black bodies, cultural appropriation, and female friendships.

You can learn more at crowstheatre.com

Glenn Bragonier is joined by Mohit Rajhans, Tech and media consultant with ThinkStart.ca, to talk all the biggest tech news stories of this past week.

They talk all about some recent advancements in an AI program from Google that could lead to some major scientific discoveries in the near future.

Mohit and Glenn also touch on a recent ad campaign that has gotten Apple in hot water and how technology has completely altered the landscape of the feud.

You can learn more about Mohit and his work at thinkstart.ca