Jamie Campbell, known for his work as the host of Blue Jays Central on Sportsnet, talks about being diagnosed with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and what it's like to live with this disease. Learn about how he inspires, and finds inspiration in other cancer survivors using his platform as a broadcaster.

Maggie chats with the CEO of the Festival Management Committee for the Toronto Caribbean Carnival Mischka Crichton all about what we can expect from the Carnival this year. The launch, the events, the food, the culture, and so much more!

The Toronto Caribbean Carnival runs from August 3-7, 2023.

Following the attack of Ronnie Taylor, a Métis man with an intellectual disability by police in June 2021, Maggie speaks with Kenneth Jackson, a reporter for APTN who shares the details and importance of this serious case. Hear from Kenneth about the discrepancies in this case, and why there have been difficulties acquiring evidence.

Maggie speaks with Khary Safari who has gained attention for dancing with his camera in hand. Learn about his love for the city of Toronto, how his work and business have grown, and what inspires his photography.

Dr. Nemoy Lewis is an Assistant Professor of Urban Planning at Toronto Metropolitan University and speaks with Maggie about Black populations moving out of historically Black neighborhoods due to raising rents and evictions. He shares what he believes is the impact of this movement on the Black community in Toronto, and stresses the importance of affordable housing, but also how we can re-think the terms "affordable housing" and "gentrification".

This Week on The Spot, Maggie speaks with Troy Burtch, Senior Manager, Sales and Business at Great Lakes Brewery. Learn about GLB's history and their dedication to creating great beer, supporting their employees and community, and keeping their prices affordable for Ontarians.

Maggie is joined by Amy Hirtle, a Senior Change Management Consultant who won the "Notable Change Leader" Award at this year's Change Leadership Conference. She speaks to Maggie about the key quality of good change leadership - communication - and why we hear this word again and again when it comes to successful leadership and successful change.

Constable Sean Shapiro, aka the Tiktok Traffic Cop, talks about safety on the roads this summer, taking into consideration impaired driving, an increase in motorcycles on the road, and what is the rule when it comes to packing your car to brim? Find out if you need to keep your back window clear for those long road trips.

Daniel Tsai, Lecturer at the Institute of Communication, Culture, Information & Technology at the University of Toronto, rounds up some of the big stories in Toronto this week - what does the city's future look like in the hands of Olivia Chow, what the effects of banning gas powered lawn equipment would be, and more.

Toronto-based Storyteller, Educator and Founder of Sweet Lime Communications, Shellene Drakes-Tull, speaks to Maggie about her piece Stop demanding more proof of racism and let's find solutions in the Toronto Star. She shares her thoughts on what direction this discussion needs to turn and the importance of creating concrete, sustainable change, with as much work as it takes.