Trailblazing visual artist Barbara Astman joins guest host Glenn Bragonier on the show this weekend to chat about her career her work and her recent win at the 2024 Governor General Awards for Visual and Media Arts.

You can learn more about Barbara and her work at barbaraastman.com

March is Epilepsy Awareness Month and Mackenzie Muldoon, the Director of Communications with Epilepsy Toronto, joins Glenn Bragonier on the show this weekend to chat about why this month is important, some common misconceptions around Epilepsy, and play a great game of fact or fiction!

If you want to find out more about Epilepsy Toronto or get involved you can learn more at epilepsytoronto.org

Laura Carlson, the Manager of Public Programs at Heritage Toronto, joins guest host Glenn Bragonier on the show this weekend to talk all about the history of Toronto. From its origins as the town of York to being renamed Toronto, the fires that devastated and reshaped the city, and more. They dig into what makes Toronto, Toronto.

You can learn more about Toronto and the work Heritage Toronto does at heritagetoronto.org

Hunter March, the new host of Netflix's Blown Away joins guest host Glenn Bragonier on the show to discuss the newest season and give us all a crash course in glass blowing!

Hunter and Glenn get into glass blowing terminology and how contestants handle the fragile nature of glass.

Blown Away season 4 is now available on Netflix, and you can see more about Hunter on Instagram at @huntermarch

This week on The Spot, guest host Glenn Bragonier is joind by Peter Birkemoe the Owner of The Beguiling Books & Art Inc. A bookstore that has been operating since 1987 with a great collection of comics, manga, original local art & a diverse selection of graphic novels.

They talk all about how a store like this comes to be, the community it has built, and what makes it unique!

You can visit them at 319 College St, or online at beguilingbooksandart.com

Guest host Glenn Bragonier is joined by Brien Convery, Talent Executive, Podcaster, and Principal of Convery & Company.

They talk all about the recent influx in people needing to leave behind the hybrid or work from home option and return to the workplace.

Employers may want their employees to come back in, but it seems people are looking for more incentives to make it worth their time.

Whether that is food, amenities, free parking, or even commute and travel compensation.

Craig Baird of Canadian History Ehx joins guest host Glenn Bragonier to talk all about the great Brian Mulroney. Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney passed peacefully this past week surrounded by family.

Glenn and Craig dive into the life, career, and legacy of this iconic Canadian.

Mulroney was a feirce figher for what he believed in and strong friend to those close to him and across the isle.

Guest Host Glenn Bragonier is joined this weekend by Mohit Rajhans, Tech and media consultant with ThinkStart.ca, to talk all about the Online Harms Act.

This is a big Bill with a lot of moving parts and a need for frequent updates. Mohit and Glenn break down the effects we could see from this Bill on a personal level, a much larger level in relation to the social media tech giants, and how the laws and rules outlined in this bill would be enforced.

Ben Mulroney is joined on the show this weekend by Toronto Content Creator, Veronica Skaia, who's scary experience on the TTC this past week has gone viral. Her video warning young women riding the TTC has accumulated more than 4 million views.

Ben Mulroney is joined on the show today by Matthew R. Morris. Matthew is a writer, educator, and speaker. His debut book of essays, Black Boys Like Me, asks the question, What does it mean to be a young Black man with an immigrant father and a white mother, teaching in a school system that historically has held an exclusionary definition of success?

Ben and Matthew chat about his book, his work ourside of writing and how he aims to fight stereotypes for future generations.

You can learn more about Matthew and his book at matthewrmorris.com

Black Boys Like Me is available anywhere you buy books.