Online Harms Act aims to remove ‘harmful content,’ address hate (1:34)

Guest: Michael Geist, professor and Canada Research Chair in Internet and e-Commerce Law at the University of Ottawa

Zombie fires still burn as the 2024 wildfire season starts early in Western Canada (16:36)

Guest: Robert Gray, wildland fire ecologist, president of R.W. Gray Consulting Ltd.

Case of unopened boxes of 1979 hockey cards sells for a fortune to a Canadian (32:31)

Guest: Jason Simonds, sport card specialist, Heritage Auctions

The “Virgin Mary” stingray - how a stingray got pregnant without a mate (48:30)

Guest: Demian Chapman, senior scientist and the new director of the Center for Shark Research at Mote

Cold water comfort: Why an Ottawa man carved a 25-metre swim lane in the frozen Ottawa River (1:03:48)

Guest: Tom Heyerdahl, Ottawa ice swimmer

Why has Canada’s war criminal unit not published a report in over eight years? (1:21:50)

Guest: David Matas, a senior lawyer for B’nai Brith Canada

Two years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: The view from Kyiv (0:51)

Guest: Kira Rudik, Member of Ukraine’s parliament

Two years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: Are Ukraine’s allies wavering? (17:29)

Guest: Alexander Lanoszka, Assistant Professor of International Relations at the University of Waterloo

Two years after Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: How are Ukrainians in Canada adapting? (35:07)

Guest: Tatiana Sunak, a Ukrainian-Canadian woman from Toronto, vice principal, Lakeshore Collegiate Institute

Two years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: What next on the battlefield? (49:27)

Guest: Maj. Gen (Ret’d) Mick Ryan, Australian Army, author of War Transformed

Two years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: Why holding Russia to account is proving so difficult (1:06:30)

Guest: Bob Rae, Canada’s Ambassador to the United Nations

How is notable serial killer Robert Pickton eligible to apply for day parole? (2:03)

Guest: Rob Dhanu, former Crown prosecutor, criminal defence lawyer, Dhanu Dhaliwal Law Group

The Reklaws on growing up on a farm, rising up in country music and a crazy trip to Romania (15:45)

Guest: Stuart Walker, Jenna Walker, Canadian country music duo, The Reklaws

Lynx Air to cease operations Monday, files for creditor protection (32:47)

Guest: Duncan Dee, former Chief Operating Officer of Air Canada

A professional whistler blows onto the music scene (47:03)

Guest: Molly Lewis, recording artist and professional whistler, her debut album is “On The Lips”

Why people abuse customer service workers and how to stop it (1:04:45)

Guest: Melanie Morrison, professor, Department of Psychology, University of Saskatchewan

Veltman sentencing: Killer’s actions ‘constitute terrorist activity’ (1:22:40)

Guest: Michael Nesbitt, associate professor, Faculty of Law, University of Calgary

Move over boomers, millennials are now Canada’s largest population group (1:33) 

Guest: Doug Norris, Senior Vice President and Chief Demographer at Environics Analytics

Journo Corner: Remembering Tim Horton (16:17)

Guest: Ed Brown, freelance journalist

Thieves are targeting your loyalty points, how do you protect yourself? (34:56)

Guest: Kevin Lee, vice-president of trust and safety at fraud management firm Sift

Meet perhaps the world’s greatest bird watcher and find out why he’s set his sights on penguins (48:50)

Guest: Noah Strycker, associate editor of birding magazine, author of Birding Without Borders: An Obsession, a Quest, and the Biggest Year in the World

Why improving accessibility in Canada remains an uphill battle (1:06:10)   

Guest: Stephanie Cadieux, Federal Chief Accessibility Officer

Rapper Classified finds personal growth through lost connections in new track “All Wrong” (1:21:29)

Guest: Luke Boyd (Classified), Canadian rapper and record producer

Calls for for auditor-general probes into public contracts with private staffing agencies (1:40)

Guest: Tim Guest, CEO, Canadian Nurses Association

Why the return of measles is a canary in the coalmine (15:25)

Guest: Paul Offit, author of “Tell Me When It's Over: An Insider's Guide to Deciphering COVID Myths and Navigating Our Post-Pandemic World

The history of the pop tart (29:32)

Guest: Laura Holson, writer, The New York Times, founder of The Box Sessions

The great pretenders: How two faux-Inuit sisters cashed in (48:49)  

Guest: Sarah Trelevean, journalist, Toronto Life

The $10 billion TMX Pipeline will revive Canadian oil (1:04:04)

Guest: Javier Blas, Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering energy and commodities

Oscar nomination still settling in for Montreal director behind short film “Invincible” (1:19:06)

Guest: Vincent René-Lortie, director, Invincible

Donald Trump, sons, businesses fined US$364M in N.Y. civil fraud case (1:52)

Guest: Eric Talley, law professor at Columbia Law School

Worried Biden and Trump are too old to be president? Calm down, experts on aging say (15:25)

Guest: Jay Olshansky, Professor, School of Public Health, University of Illinois at Chicago and research associate, Center on Aging, University of Chicago

One of Vladimir Putin’s fiercest opponents dies in Arctic Circle jail (32:46)

Guest: Ian Garner, author of Stalingrad Lives: Stories of Combat & Survival and Z Generation: Into the Heart of Russia’s Fascist Youth

Darcy Oake, the electrifying illusionist (48:08)

Guest: Darcy Oake, illusionist, Former Britain's Got Talent top 5 finisher

Flying from Edmonton to Vancouver for work as a daily commute? How one man is saving money on sky-high rent costs (1:17)

Guest: Nima Nassirian, business teacher, University Canada West

Macleans: The One and done family is becoming increasingly common in Canada, what impact will that have? (15:12)

Guest: Courtney Shea, writer, Maclean’s Magazine

Rogers v. Rogers: The Battle for Control of Canada’s Telecom Empire (32:38)

Guest: Alexandra Posadzki, telecom reporter, Globe and Mail, author of Rogers v. Rogers: The Battle for Control of Canada’s Telecom Empire

The story behind the Oscar nominated documentary To Kill a Tiger (1:03:25)

Guest: Nisha Pahuja, director, To Kill a Tiger

How the Warrior Kids Program helps the children of veterans and first responders (1:20:54)

Guest: Jerris Popik and Helena Hawryluk, co-developers of the Warrior Kids program with Wounded Warriors Canada

True Crime: Crime and tragedy involving her two sons thrust Canada’s consul-general in Miami into the spotlight in 2015, now she’s sharing her story

Guest: Roxanne Dubé, former Canadian diplomat and author of Understanding at Last

KC Super Bowl parade shooting - How does law enforcement deal with a mass shooting event in large crowds? (1:37)

Guest: Keith Taylor, retired NYPD Sergeant Special Assignment and NYCD Assistant Commissioner, adjunct assistant professor of criminal justice at John Jay College

KC Super Bowl parade shooting - how to cope with the trauma and fear of public places after a mass shooting (17:00)

Guest: Erin Hambrick, Associate Professor, Education, Social Work and Psychological Sciences, University of Missouri-Kansas City

Superior Shipwreck: The story of the Arlington and the Captain who went down with his ship (34:55)

Guest: Bruce Lynn, Executive Director, Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society

Journo Corner: Valentine’s through the eyes of an advice columnist (51:10)  

Guest: Damona Hoffman, dating coach, host of the Dates & Mates Podcast

Is Ottawa looking to stop funding of new road infrastructure? (1:06:07) 

Guest: Matti Siemiatycki, Professor of Geography and Planning and Director of the Infrastructure Institute at the University of Toronto

The one-year countdown to the 2025 Invictus Games (1:23:52)

Guest: Scott Moore, 2025 Invictus Games CEO

Overdose crisis: Belleville calls for help from Ontario government (1:58)

Guest: Neil Ellis, mayor of Belleville

Canadians feeling high economic anxiety and have little faith in political leaders to tackle it (15:07)

Guest: Bruce MacLellan, Founder and chair Proof strategies

True Crime: Crime and tragedy involving her two sons thrust Canada’s consul-general in Miami into the spotlight in 2015, now she’s sharing her story (31:59)

Guest: Roxanne Dubé, former Canadian diplomat and author of Understanding at Last

Federal Court Justice says PM “failed” Canadians as judicial vacancies reach a state of crisis (1:05:36)

Guest: Nicholas Pope, lawyer, Hameed Law

Polar bears struggling to adapt to life with less ice (1:18:29)

Guest: Karyn Rode, a research wildlife biologist with the U.S. Geological Survey's Alaska Science Center who has studied polar bears for more than 25 years