Fiery crash at Niagara border kills 2, alarming Ottawa and Washington (1:46)

Guest: Christian Leuprecht, Professor at the Royal Military College and Queen’s University, senior fellow at the Macdonald Laurier Institute, author of Security. Cooperation. Governance.: The Canada-United States Open Border Paradox

Ex-RCMP intelligence officer Cameron Ortis guilty of sending sensitive information to alleged criminals (14:27)

Guest: Stephanie Carvin, an associate professor at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University in Ottawa

How can we reduce damage from the opioid crisis in older adults, including those who suffer from chronic pain? (30:02)

Guest: Dr. Samir Sinha, Director of Geriatrics, Sinai Health System and University Health Network, Director of Health Policy Research and Co-Chair of the National Institute on Aging

An all-star lineup including Tom Cochrane announced for Gordon Lightfoot tribute concert in Toronto in May (44:35)

Guest: Tom Cochrane, Canadian singer/songwriter

The JFK assassination is still the focus of speculation 60 years later (59:56)

Guest: Stephen Fagin, Curator, The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

JFK’s legacy 60 years after his assassination (1:16:23)

Guest: John T. Shaw, author, JFK in the Senate: A Pathway to the Presidency

Israeli cabinet approves ceasefire with Hamas that includes release of captives on both sides

Guest: Aurel Braun, Professor of International Relations and Political Science and University of Toronto

Fall Economic Update: Affordable Housing

Guest: Ray Sullivan, Executive Director, Canadian Housing and Renewal Association

Pain relief part two: The evolution of pain management

Guest: Dr. Hance Clarke, director of Pain Services and the medical director of the Pain Research Unit at the Toronto General Hospital

Fall Economic Update: Ottawa uses taxes to target short-term rentals

Guest: David Wachsmuth, associate professor, School of Urban Planning, McGill University

As food inflation falls, big grocery chains vow to freeze prices

Guest: Mike Von Massow, OAC chair in food system leadership and professor of food economics, University of Guelph

New Westminster makes good on trip contestant lost on The Price is Right

Guest: Phillip Fitzpatrick, contestant on The Price is Right and Gerardo Corro, executive director, Tourism New Westminster

Why Canada is in desperate need of a spending plan and fiscal discipline

Guest: Goldy Hyder, President and CEO, Business Council of Canada

Why Ottawa needs a better plan to curb spending

Guest: Robert Shepherd, professor, School of Public Policy and Administration, Carleton University

A Little More Pain Relief - Dealing with chronic pain and its impacts

Guest: Lara Pingue, programming editor, The Globe and Mail, author of What My Stupid Back Pain Taught Me About Chronic Pain

The Alouettes Grey Cup win and football’s rising popularity in Quebec

Guest: Stu Cowan, sports columnist, Montreal Gazette 

A portrait fit for a king, meet the artist of the Charles III effigy that will now appear on Canadian coins

Guest: Steven Rosati, portrait artist

Tips on how to make the best of Black Friday (1:15)

Guest: Barry Choi, personal finance expert at moneywehave.com

Open AI’s CEO steps down and is TikTok fueling praise for Osama Bin Laden (15:05)

Guest: Scott Nover, Contributing writer for Slate and GZERO

Festivities in Hamilton ahead of the 110th Grey Cup (33:53)

Guest: Derek Taylor, voice of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on 680 CJOB

Celebrating local hockey stars with Hometown Hockey Heroes (49:54)

Guest: Ken Reid, Canadian sports broadcaster, author of Ken Reid’s Hometown Hockey Heroes

Nathaniel Veltman convicted of first-degree murders of four members of a London Muslim family in 2022 (1:35)

Guest: Nawaz Tahir, partner, McCague Borlack LLP and and head of Hikma Public Affairs, an advocacy group for London and area Muslims

Federal Court judge rules Ottawa listing plastic items as toxic was "unreasonable and unconstitutional." (16:16)

Guest: Marie-Pierre Boudreau, environmental lawyer, Fasken (Montreal)

Was the sentence for James Topp severe enough? (24:59)

Guest: Rory Fowler, military law practitioner and retired Canadian Forces Lieutenant-Colonel

Pakistan begins mass deportations of estimated 2 million undocumented Afghans (33:13)

Guest: Murwarid Ziayee, senior director, Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan

Kids using social media showing more aggression, depression, and anxiety, per new study (46:33)

Guest: Emma Duerden, Canada Research Chair in neuroscience and learning disorders, Western University

Charlie, Luna and Leo take top spots in the most popular pet names for 2023 (1:01:57)

Guest: Dr. Rebecca Greenstein, Veterinary Medical Advisor for Rover.com

How beavers are making a comeback in England 400-years after they were hunted to extinction (1:16:57)

Guest: Meg Wilson, animal collections manager, Capel Manor College

The top 10 most stolen vehicles in Canada (1:44)

Guest: Sid Kingma, Director, Investigative Services Western & Pacific Region, Équité

How a B.C. gang war is spilling into provinces across Canada (15:12)

Guest: Doug Spencer, retired Vancouver Police Department gang squad unit officer

Journo Corner: Edmonton’s gangland issues, Manning report on COVID-19 response, and more (33:03)

Guest: Dave Breakenridge, Editor, Edmonton Journal and Edmonton Sun, host of the 10/3 Podcast

Why peace is the Middle East is so elusive (49:00)

Guest: Daniel Levy, president, US/Middle East Project, former Israeli peace negotiator

This Beat Goes On - The Kings on Switchin’ to Glide and being one-hit wonders (1:03:43)

Guest: Mister Zero and David Diamond, founding members of The Kings

The legacy of Vivian Silver (1:43)

Guest: Lynne Mitchell, friend of Vivian Silver

Victory for his victims, Peter Nygard found guilty of sexual assault (15:50)

Guest: Shannon Moroney, trauma therapist and survivor advocate

True Crime: 15-year anniversary of the murder of realtor Lindsay Buziak (32:16)

Guest: Jeff Buziak, father of Lindsay Buziak

The first African-American puppeteer on Sesame Street (1:06:43)

Guest: Megan Piphus, puppeteer, Sesame Street

Yale astronomer leads the way to the oldest known X-ray quasar (1:20:52)

Guest: Priyamvada Natarajan, a professor in the departments of astronomy and physics at Yale University, author of Mapping the Heavens

First World War postcard project connects past to present

Guest: Jonathan Vance, professor of history, Western University

Silver Cross Mom remembers her son’s weekly phone calls from Bosnia

Guest: Gloria Hooper, 2023 Silver Cross Mother

Our War: A new series on The History Channel tracks the search for the lost stories of military heroics

Guest: Tex Antonucci, co-executive producer, Our War

Injured soldier Mark Campbell on the War in Afghanistan and Remembrance Day

Guest: Retired Major Mark Campbell, Afghanistan Veteran

The New Reality: Are Canadians safe from the Iranian regime?

Guest: Negar Mojtahedi, journalist, Global BC and reporter, The New Reality

Feeling blue this week: How a return to standard time affects seasonal affective disorder

Guest: Jane Timmons-Mitchell, clinical psychologist

A mother learns her late daughter’s big secret - she’s a part of the new Beatles track

Guest: Erika Buckman, mother of the late Caroline Buckman

Studios will steal artists’ faces and voices: AI-generated actors, singers and visual artists stand to replace the real thing

Guest: Jim Parker, professor of computer science and art, University of Calgary

Concerns over antisemitism in Canada

Guest: Anthony Housefather, Liberal MP, Mount Royal

Former senior Mountie calls for complete revamping of the culture of federal policing

Guest: Garry Clement, former RCMP superintendent, author of Under Cover: Inside the Shady World of Organized Crime and the RCMP

Vivek’s border wall

Guest: Marta Leardi-Anderson, executive director, The Cross-Border Institute at the University of Windsor

 Four month SAG-AFTRA strike comes to an end, what does it mean for Canada? (1:28)

Guest: Julian De Zotti, Canadian actor and producer

Journo Corner: RCMP alleges a B.C. woman returning home from Syria was part of an ISIS women’s battalion (15:35)

Guest: Stewart Bell, Investigative journalist, Global News.

Celebrating Indigenous Veterans Day (31:42)

Guest: Debbie Eisan, an honorary captain of HMCS Margaret Brooke, served 36 years in the Royal Canadian Navy

Why so many countries have a stake in the war in Gaza (45:17)

Guest: Joe Varner, associate director of the Conference of Defence Associations

The benefits and challenges of converting office space to residential (1:01:30)

Guest: Steven Paynter, Global Building Transformation & Adaptive Reuse Leader, Gensler

Meet the Apple Hunter: A 16-year quest for a rare ‘lost’ variety was just the start (1:14:50)

Guest: Tom Brown, The Apple Hunter