Why Calgary’s massive water main break is a warning for other cities (1:48)

Guest: Tricia Stadnyk, Canada Research Chair Tier II (Hydrologic Modelling) Professor, Schulich School of Engineering (Civil) & Faculty of Arts (Geography)

D-Day - A man returns to France to find the place where his dad fought for Canada, 80 years ago (15:45)

Guest: Don Levers, author, Our Fathers' Footsteps

What’s behind hockey’s success in the Sunshine State? (32:45)

Guest: David Dwork, reporter for the Florida Panthers, The Hockey News

WestJet’s new Ultra Basic fare provides the bare minimum (51:06)

Guest: Debbie Olsen, managing editor of Wander Woman Travel Magazine

What are whales saying to each other? Scientists are a step closer to finding out (1:04:34)

Guest: Shane Gero, a scientist-in-residence at Ottawa's Carleton University and biology lead at Project CETI

Why do we have so much trouble breathing properly? How do you fix it? (1:20:41)

Guest: James Nestor, author of Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art

The Bank of Canada drops interest rates for the first time in more than four years, what will it mean for borrowers? (1:49)

Guest: Dawn Desjardins, chief economist, Deloitte Canada 

Journo Corner: Opposition parties press Trudeau government to name MPs suspected of colluding with foreign agents (14:41) 

Guest: Steven Chase, senior parliamentary reporter, The Globe and Mail

Fan favorites, new takes on old classics, fresh new shows, and much more as Corus Entertainment announces its 2024-25 programming lineup (32:15)

Guest: Troy Reeb, EVP, Networks and Content, Corus Entertainment

Fan frenzy as Oilers Stanley Cup final tickets go on sale (48:13) 

Guest: Kelsey Bodnar, Oilers fan

What is algorithmic price collusion? Is enough being done to prevent it? (54:51)

Guest: Vass Bednar, executive director, Masters of Public Policy in Digital Society Program, McMaster University

Canadians gather at Juno Beach in Normandy to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of D-Day (1:06:09) 

Guest: Alex Fitzgerald-Black, Executive Director, Juno Beach Centre Association

How the Canadian War Museum is marking the 80th Anniversary of D-Day (1:23:48)

Guest: Jeff Noakes, Second World War historian, Canadian War Museum

Auditor general criticises federal government over McKinsey contracts (1:49)

Guest: Karen Hogan, Auditor General of Canada

Which federal politicians allegedly colluded with foreign states? (15:17)

Guest: Wesley Wark, Senior Fellow, Centre for International Governance Innovation

We rewind to pay tribute to the hugely influential cassette tape (33:17)

Guest: Marc Masters, author of Hi Bias - The Distorted History of the Cassette Tape 

Winnipeg is at the heart of new book about Indigenous history and reconciliation (51:29)

Guest: Niigaan Sinclair, professor of Indigenous Studies, University of Manitoba, author of Wînipêk: Visions of Canada from an Indigenous Centre

Allies prepare to mark 80-years since D-Day (1:07:22)

Guest: David O’Keefe, military historian and professor at Marianopolis College

Canada used to be a world leader in Peacekeeping, what happened? (1:24:36)

Guest: Walter Dorn, professor of defence studies, Royal Military College

Amanda Marshall on her return to music, Juno success, and a new summer tour (1:33)

Guest: Amanda Marshall, Canadian singer-songwriter

The voice of the Edmonton Oilers on the playing for a Stanley Cup (31:19)

Guest: Jack Michaels, play-by-play announcer of the Edmonton Oilers on 630 CHED

What should we know about Mexico’s first female president? (50:35)

Guest: Joy Langston, a political science professor at the College of Mexico’s Center for International Studies

Why does Canada face a firefighting pilot shortage? (1:06:08)

Guest: Eric B. Kennedy, Associate Professor, Disaster & Emergency Management School of Administrative Studies, York University

Why sweater-eating moths are such a formidable foe (1:20:25)

Guest: Isabel Novick, biologist and PhD candidate, Boston University

Serial killer Rober Pickton dies in hospital following jail attack (1:42)

Guest: Wally Oppal, senior counsel, Boughton Law and former Attorney General of British Columbia

Baseball revisits its past and reveals a new all-time MLB batting champion (15:19)

Guest: Sean Gibson, executive director of the Josh Gibson Foundation and great-grandson of Josh Gibson

Ticketmaster hacked; How bad is the data breach? (24:38)

Guest: Katina Michael, professor at School for the Future of Innovation in Society and School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence, Arizona State University

The day after: Trump rages about his conviction, Biden goes on the attack (41:35) 

Guest: Frank Wilkinson, Opinion columnist covering U.S. politics, Bloomberg

Trump Verdict: Donald J. Trump found guilty on all 34 felony charges (1:05)

Guest: Reggie Cecchini, Washington Correspondent, Global News

Trump Verdict: What was it like Inside the courtroom when the verdict was read out (16:43) 

Guest: Alex Woodward, senior U.S. correspondent, U.K. Independent

Trump Verdict: Why was the prosecution successful and what happens next for Donald Trump? (34:30) 

Guest: Gregory Germain, an attorney and law professor at Syracuse University

Why Dallas Stars fans are rushing to donate to a charity set up in memory of Oilers superfan Ben Stelter (50:24)

Guest: Mike Stelter, father of late Oilers superfan Ben Stelter

Trump Verdict: A former federal prosecutor on why the jury returned a quick and unanimous verdict (59:20)

Guest: Gene Rossi, former federal prosecutor

Trump Verdict: How does the Trump conviction land in an already polarised political environment ahead of the November election? (1:07:58)

Guest: Matthew Lebo, professor and chair of political science, Western University 

Trump Verdict: Final thoughts on a historic day in America (1:25:16)

Guest: Daniel Medwed, University Distinguished Professor of Law, Northeastern University, Visiting Professor, Harvard Law School

The fate of the former President is now in the hands of a jury of 12 ordinary Americans (1:23)

Guest: Daniel Medwed, University Distinguished Professor of Law, Northeastern University, Visiting Professor, Harvard Law School

Journo Corner: Why are taxpayers footing a big bill so the province can speed up putting liquor in convenience stores? (16:44)

Guest: Colin D’Mello, Queen’s Park Bureau Chief, Global News 

We are seeing more frequent and more extreme heat waves around the world. How do we cope and how hot is too hot for humans? (33:13)

Guest: Gordon Giesbrecht, Canadian physiologist and retired professor, University of Manitoba

Half of people living in Canada’s big cities say they’d move somewhere more affordable, why and where would they go? (50:22) 

Guest: Karen Yolevski, Chief Operating Officer, Royal Lepage Real Estate Services

Questioning the science behind food price reporting and why it matters to you (1:06:52) 

Guest: Philip Loring, Adjunct Associate Professor of Geography, University of Guelph

Why manufactured goods are becoming less important to the global economy and what it means for us (1:21:01)

Guest: Marc Levinson, economist, historian, journalist, author of The Box: How the Shipping Container Made the World Smaller and Outside the Box: How Globalization Changed from Moving Stuff to Spreading Ideas

More Canadians only making minimum payment on credit cards (1:17)

Guest: Matthew Fabian, director of financial services research, TransUnion Canada

Trump closing arguments (14:45) 

Guest: Richard Serafini, a criminal defense attorney in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and former prosecutor with the U.S. Justice Department

Oilers fan support stretches into South America (32:58)

Guest: Gabriel Candido, Oilers fan in Brazil

HGTV - Hoarder House Flippers (43:30)

Guest: Mactar Mbaye, realtor, Hoarder House Flippers

The thrilling WWII love story of two elite agents who risked it all (55:32)

Guest: Nahla Ayed, host of CBC’s Ideas and author of The War We Won Apart

Should there be mandatory national service in Canada? (1:12:10)

Guest: Richard Shimooka, a Senior Fellow at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute

South Africa Election preview (1:28:36)

Guest: David Hornsby, Professor of International Affairs and Vice-Provost and Associate Vice-President (Academic), Carleton University

New worker protections in Canada as MPs pass an anti-scab bill (1:26)

Guest: Barry Eidlin, Associate Professor of Sociology at McGill University, Author, Labor and the Class Idea in the U.S. and Canada

Employment lawyer who struggled with alcoholism on why admitting to a problem is the best way to protect your job (15:15)

Guest: David A. Whitten, founding partner, Whitten & Lublin Employment Lawyers

His political star is on the rise, what do we learn about Pierre Poilievre in a new biography? (32:45)

Guest: Andrew Lawton, editor-in-chief, True North Wire and author of Pierre Poilievre: A Political Life

His political career on the ropes, a new book looks at Justin Trudeau’s turbulent time in power (51:50)

Guest: Stephen Maher, political journalist, author of The Prince: The Turbulent Reign of Justin Trudeau

New Brunswick woman breaks age barrier at Miss Universe Canada competition (1:08:14)

Guest: Lorraine Peters, Miss Universe Canada contestant

Italian teenage computer wizard set to become the first Millennial saint (1:24:04)

Guest: Emma Anderson, professor of religious studies, University of Ottawa

Former U.S. Ambassador to Canada issues warning about impact of second Trump term on Canada (1:19) 

Guest: Bruce Heyman, Former United States Ambassador to Canada

Oilers fan travels to Dallas to see playoff games on the road (18:50)

Guest: Dale Steil, Oilers fan

Jays fan hit by foul ball gets her own baseball card and more (27:00)

Guest: Liz McGuire, Toronto Blue Jays fan

Competition Bureau launches investigation against parent companies of Loblaw and Sobeys for alleged anti-competitive conduct (40:03)

Guest: Michael Osborne, chair of the Canadian competition practice at law firm Cozen O'Connor