Glenn Bragonier is joined this weekend by Killam Prize Winner Janine Marchessault, one of Canada’s leading media and art activism scholars. Janine won in the category of Humanities for her research into the afterlife of moving image archives as art forms and new forms of historical knowledge, ensuring that their narratives are not lost to time.

You can learn more about Janine's work at janinemarchessault.com

Actress Diana Bentley joins the show to talk to Glenn Bragonier about why she is stepping down from her role as the Co-Artistic Director at the Coal Mine Theatre and what is in store for her career as she moves forward!

You can see more from Diana on her Instagram @dmsbentley

Today on Toronto This Weekend Glenn Bragonier is joined by author and school teacher, Michelle Wang.

Oma's Bag is a gentle and loving book that helps children navigate an Alzheimer's diagnosis in their family.

It is a heartwarming story with beautiful illustrations that help to bring the story to life.

You can find more about Michelle and her works at itmustbebooks.com

This weekend on the show Glenn Bragonier is joined by Michelle Delaney, the Founder of Thorncliffe Park Urban Farmers.

Thorncliffe Park Urban Farmers came about out of a realization of a need for more sustainable and local food sources in their community. It has now grown into a communal garden tended to by members of the community that also provides an environment of education for students and families.

You can learn more at thorncliffeparkurbanfarmers.ca

This weekend on The Spot, Glenn Bragonier is joined by Michelle Milgram, the founder of 3D Nerd Creations. Michelle is a nerd and engineer using her knowledge and skills to create unique and custom designs for her customers.

Michelle bases all her work on researching and understanding the fandom she is creating for so she can make as authentically as she can.

You can see more of Michelle's work at 3dnerdcreations.com or on Instagram @3dnerdcreations

This weekend Glenn Bragonier is joined by Charlie Petch an award winning playwright, author, and spoken word performer to chat about their new show NO ONE’S SPECIAL AT THE HOT DOG CART. Charlie and Glenn talk about what Charlie learned running a hot dog cart back in the 90's and how those experiences inspired their play, and so much more!

You can get tickets to Charlie's show at passemuraille.ca/hotdog

Glenn Bragonier is joined by Sammy Younan, the host of My Summer Lair, to chat all things Comic-Con!

They get into the highlights of this year, what you need to check out and the amazing activities and fun for everyone to enjoy.

You can catch Sammy at mysummerlair.com or where ever you get your podcasts!

Glenn Bragonier is joined this weekend by Amanda Willett, the Director of Rituals for Recovery and curator of a recent book, Speak Out and Help Her Recover.

Amanda and Glenn, talk Women's History Month through the lens of her book. Focusing on how community and support are key to recovery for those stuck in a situation of Intimate Partner Violence.

You can learn more about Rituals for Recovery and Speak Out and Help Her Recover at ritualsforrecovery.com

This weekend Glenn Bragonier is joined by Brien Convery of Convery & Company to talk about the issues facing Canada's workforce today.

71% of Canadians are looking to leave their current employment for greener pastures. Brien and Glenn look into why this is happening, what employers can do to make their companies more appealing, and keep their employees around.

They also go into how employees can sell them selves for different jobs in ways that may help emphasize their skills in outside areas as well!

You can find more about Brien and his work at brienconvery.com

Guest host Glenn Bragonier is joined this weekend by Mohit Rajhans, Tech and media consultant with ThinkStart.ca. They talk all about the latest in the tech news from the ban of TikTok that could be on the horizon in the US, updates on the ArriveCan situation, and when we could be seeing more robotic additions to the workforce. It may be closer than you think!

You can learn more about these topics and Mohit's work at thinkstart.ca