Mayoral candidate Chloe Brown shares important points from her platform, why she is running for mayor again, and what she hopes to see in the city's future. She and Maggie talk about transportation, from the TTC to the Toronto Island ferry, housing, and how we can better take advantage of Toronto's resources.

Cynthia Callard, Executive Director at Physicians for a Smoke-Free Canada, explains how regulations and policies are contributing to the increasing numbers of young Canadians who are vaping, and what needs to change to improve this crisis.

Maggie is joined by Nikki Gill, Co-founder of Didihood, a space for South Asian women working in the media, art and creative industries to connect and support each other and inspire the next generation of brown girls to follow their dreams. She speaks about Didihood's goals and mission, and why she feels it's important to foster this community and space.

In this month's ByBlacks.com segment with Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief Camille Dundas, she and Maggie talk about the need to highlight the perspectives of mayoral candidates who are People of Colour, and Camille shares her thoughts on the current candidates in the Toronto mayoral race.

Check out the article here: https://byblacks.com/news/item/3481-could-toronto-see-its-first-black-mayor

Maggie is joined by actress and writer Sarah Farb, and lyricist and composer Britta Johnson about their new musical Kelly v. Kelly. Learn about how this musical, inspired by the culture of tango dancing in the early 1900s, came about, and what the creative process has been like for Sarah and Britta.

18-year old Zarif Ali has designed an app that would reward TTC riders for ditching their cars to take transit - he chats with Maggie about his inspiration for the app, how it works, and how riders and the TTC alike can benefit from its design.

Media consultant and veteran TV writer and producer Fennella Bruce talks about her career path, from studying at Ryerson/Toronto Metropolitan University, to working on major shows and news networks, to starting FKB Media Solutions. She shares her experience as a woman of colour in the news and entertainment industries and what changes she has seen come about in terms of diversity and inclusion over the course of her career.

Guest host Colin Mochrie is joined by his wife Debra McGrath, writer of the new award-winning film Junior's Giant. She speaks to the events that took place in her life to inspire the story of this film, and where she would like to take her writing career next.

Guest host Colin Mochrie is joined by Entertainment Reporter and Public Speaking Coach Teri Hart to talk about entertainment news and new TV and movie releases that Teri recommends. Plus, hear the story of Colin Mochrie meeting Ted Lasso's Jason Sudeikis, and how it led to his involvement in the latest season.

Regular contributor to Toronto This Weekend, Dr. Nadia Alam, sits down with guest host Colin Mochrie to talk about men's health, especially those 40+. Check out Dr. Nadia's advice on how to improve your health without the use of medications, and what common health trends she sees in this demographic.