Davelle Morrison, broker with Bosley Real Estate Limited, explains what's going on in Toronto's real estate market and what this means for people looking to buy a home. Plus, her take on the changes to the city's laws on rooming houses and how this can benefit our population.

Miroki Tong, one of the hosts of 640Toronto's Tasting Together, chats with Maggie about holiday party dos and don'ts, the food scene in Toronto, and some of her favourite spots to chow down.

Dr. Dominique Morisano, Clinical Psychologist and Adjunct Professor at the University of Toronto and the University of Ottawa explains some of the challenges that can arise as we return to in-person work, social events and appointments.

Constable Sean Shapiro of the Toronto Police Service, known for his online presence, shares his story of joining TikTok and building a following by answering questions about Ontario traffic laws. He also shares some tips for making online purchases including safety when meeting with a buyer or seller, and shares his thoughts on the legal issues that come from Tesla's self-driving cars.

Camille Dundas, co-founder and editor in chief of ByBlacks.com joins Maggie to talk about this year's additions to Canada's Walk of Fame.

MPP for Scarborough-Guildwood and former Education Minister Mitzie Hunter shares her take on school safety within the TDSB and the types of resources that could be helpful in our schools. Maggie also gets Mitzie's thoughts on the Metrolinx/Eglinton LRT deadlines and some suggestions on how this situation can be improved.

Lyle Stein, President of Forvest Global Wealth Management Inc., explains the latest raise in the inflation rate by the Bank of Canada - how it affects different members of the population, what it means for homeowners and home buyers, and other types of concerns that inflation can raise.

On our weekly parenting segment, Pina Crispo, host of The Parenting Show, gives Maggie her thoughts on preparing your kids for family gatherings, respecting personal space, and the importance of learning about diversity during the holidays. Plus, suggestions for how to deal with spoiled children and the benefits of giving the gift of experiences rather than physical items.

Jason Tetro, host of the Super Awesome Science Show, tells Maggie about a new study that shows how we can increase our motivation to move and exercise by changing our urban environment through a concept called "active urbanism". Plus, Jason explains ultrasonic waves and how they can be used to move objects without the need for human involvement.

Maggie speaks with Davelle Morrison as part of our weekly real estate segment - find out what's going on in the Toronto market, details on the real estate education cheating at Humber College, and developments with the Toronto hotel shelters that are closing.