Steven Page and a new supergroup creating an homage to K-Tel classics (1:51)

Guest: Steven Page, Canadian musician, member of Trans-Canada Highwaymen

Journo Corner: Shaft’s legacy, Scorcese’s latest and best Canadian horror movies (34:19)

Guest: Barry Hertz, film editor, Globe and Mail

The Israel/Palestine Campus Debate (49:04)

Guest: Ken Stern, attorney and director of the Bard Center for the Study of Hate, author of The Conflict over the Conflict: The Israel/Palestine Campus Debate

Why the Moon may be 40 million years older than we thought (1:05:14)

Guest: Philipp Heck, Field Museum's Robert A. Pritzker Curator for Meteoritics and Polar Studies an senior author of research 

Much maligned in the 80s, the mullet makes a comeback, with a twist (1:18:39)

Guest: Kevin Begola, founder of the USA Mullet Championships and Scott Salvadore, 2023 Mens Mane Event Champion

Israeli hostage released by Hamas speaks of her treatment (1:47)

Guest: Rutie Mizrahi, niece of released Hamas hostage

Off-duty pilot tries to turn off engines of aircraft in-flight 15:55)

Guest: Jeffrey Charles Price, author of Practical Aviation Security

A new report claims fossil fuel growth will peak by 2030 (28:18)

Guest: Lance Mortlock, managing partner, energy market segment, Ernst & Young

The true story of the Great Springhill Mine Disaster (38:36)

Guest: Ken Cuthbertson, author, Blood on the Coal: The True Story of the Great Springhill Mine Disaster

Pepper X - creating, and eating, the world’s hottest pepper (54:55)

Guest: Ed Currie, founder and president of the PuckerButt Pepper Company

The BC diver who’s pulled out 27,000 kg of trash from lakes in B.C. (1:09:32)

Guest: Henry Wang, B.C. scuba diver

Five Eyes intelligence chiefs release first ever joint statement on threat from China (1:48)

Guest: Dan Stanton, Director of National Security at the University of Ottawa’s Professional Development Institute, former intelligence officer in CSIS

Ottawa preparing for potential evacuations in Lebanon (16:07)

Guest: Louis de Lorimier, Canada’s former ambassador to Lebanon and Belgium and fellow at the Montreal Institute of International Studies, UQAM.

Why rookie MPP Sarah Jama was kicked out of Ontario NDP caucus (25:32)

Guest: Lydia Miljan, political science professor, University of Windsor

Arizona Coyotes’ player Travis Dermott defies NHL Pride Tape ban (34:01)

Guest: Kris Wells, co-founder of Pride Tape

The Psychology of Revenge: Is an eye-for-an-eye worth it? (36:46)

Guest: Nancy Kaser-Boyd, clinical and forensic psychologist

How tech is helping an aging population cope with new challenges (1:02:37)

Guest: Alex Mihailidis, CEO of AGE-WELL and Professor, Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy, University of Toronto

Are Canadians as friendly as our reputation? (1:16:04)

Guests: Kerry Colburn and Rob Sorensen, authors of So, You Want to Be Canadian: All About the Most Fascinating People in the World and the Magical Place They Call Home

Saskatchewan legislature passes pronoun bill - how is this affecting Premier Scott Moe’s popularity? (1:34)

Guest: Murray Mandryk, columnist, Regina Leader-Post

Black and Blue: Behind the Badge (15:35)

Guest: Seren Jones, host, Black and Blue: Behind the Badge

The New Reality: Disability Influencers (24:27)

Guest: Brennan Leffler, producer, The New Reality

Sam Roberts on his band’s new album, “The Adventures of Ben Blank” (33:04)

Guest: Sam Roberts, Canadian rock singer-songwriter

A Little More Collecting: How pop culture helped fuel rise of the collectible business (

Guest: Jeremy Allen, associate director, pop culture, Heritage Auctions

Ken Dryden looks back at his High School years and tracks down old classmates in The Class (2:02)

Guest: Ken Dryden, HofF goalie, former MP and cabinet minister, author of The Class

A Little More Collecting: One of the most prized Canadian collectibles, The Wayne Gretzky Rookie Card (35:17)

Guest: David Parkinson, economics columnist and reporter, The Globe and Mail, owner of a Wayne Gretzky rookie card

Why side hustles have become a source of survival for many workers (49:33)

Guest: Alexandrea Ravenelle, Assistant Professor of Sociology, UNC - Chapel Hill and author of Side Hustle Safety Net: How Vulnerable Workers Survive .

Women’s soccer whistleblower becomes co-owner/CEO of Ireland’s Treaty United (1:04:34)

Guest: Ciara McCormack, former Vancouver Whitecaps and Ireland International, co-owner and CEO of Limerick’s Treaty United

Plan International Canada - what are the biggest issues still facing young women and girls around the world? (1:18:33)

Guest: Farah Nasser, anchor, Global National

A tuition hike for out-of-province students causes a stir in Quebec (1:39)

Guest: Daniel Beland, Director of the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada and a James McGill Professor in the Department of Political Science, McGill University

Journo Corner: PM weighs in on Alberta Pension Plan (15:58)

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

A Little More Collecting: The past, present and future of coin and stamp (32:35)

Guest: Brian Grant Duff, owns and operates Vancouver's All Nations Stamp and Coin

Biden arrives in Israel offering support and demands (46:38)

Guest: Randa Slim, Director of the Conflict Resolution and Track II Dialogues Program at the Middle East Institute and a non-resident fellow at the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced and International Studies (SAIS) Foreign Policy Institute.

Former UN war crimes investigator explains why he believes Israel not at fault for Gaza Hospital blast (56:23)

Guest: Marc Garlasco, former Pentagon intelligence analyst, senior civilian protection officer for the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) and senior military advisor for the Human Rights Council

A new report finds ultra-processed foods can be addictive and recommends new labelling (1:04:37)

Guest: Ashley Gearhardt, Associate Professor of Psychology in the Clinical Science area, University of Michigan.

Giant tortoise 'Frank the Tank' found wandering in Richmond, BC ( 1:18:52)

Guest: Shelley Smith, found the turtle near her house

Hospitals and health care under siege in Gaza (1:45)

Guest: Joe Belliveau, Canada executive director, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières

Hamilton man struggles to get his parents and siblings out of Gaza (10:11)

Guest: Rani Hemaid, parents and siblings trapped in Gaza

Gaza hospital tragedy threatens to derail Biden visit to the region (18:05)

Guest: Zheger Hassan, Adjunct Professor, Political Science, King’s University College

Chinese military jet intercepts Canadian Forces plane in ‘aggressive manner’ (28:21)

Guest: Charles Burton, senior fellow, Macdonald-Laurier Institute, former Canadian diplomat in Beijing

 A Little More Collecting: Disney turns 100 - meet the man with the largest collection of Disney memorabilia in the world (36:13)

Guest: Joel Magee, collector known as America’s Toy Scout 

How will Canadians spend their money this holiday season? (51:32)

Guest: Marty Weintraub, National Retail Leader at Deloitte Canada

One man’s incredible, globe-crushing hockey odyssey (1:05:32)

Guest: Dave Hill, comedian/singer/songwriter and author of The Awesome Game: One Man’s Incredible, Globe-Crushing Hockey Odyssey

The evolving situation over the Israel-Hamas conflict (1:35)

Guest: Chuck Freilich, former Israeli deputy national security adviser, political professor of political science at Columbia and Tel Aviv universities

Families of suspected Hamas hostages continue to call for their release (16:52)

Guest: Meirav Leshem Gonen, mother of 23-year-old believed to be held in Gaza

A Little More Collecting: Why do people love to collect? (32:36)

Guest: Shirley Mueller, porcelain collector and author, Inside the Head of a Collector: Neuropsychological Forces at Play

International Boss’ Day: How do people really feel about their bosses? (46:00)

Guest: Cal Jungberg, Director of permanent placement services, Robert Half Canada

Web3: Charting the Internet's Next Economic and Cultural Frontier (1:00:13)

Guest: Alex Tapscott, author of Web3: Charting the Internet's Next Economic and Cultural Frontier

Supreme Court strikes down Federal Environmental Assessment rules (1:21)

Guest: Martin Olszynski, assistant professor, faculty of Law, University of Calgary

What does the SCOC decision mean for extractive industries? (15:28)

Guest: Heather Exner-Pirot, Director of energy, natural resources and environment, Macdonald-Laurier Institute.

What challenges does the Israeli army face in Gaza (32:08)

Guest: Maj. Gen (Ret’d) Denis Thompson, fellow, Canadian Global Affairs Institute

Canadians await word on family’s safety in Gaza (46:51)

Guest: Dalya Shaath, Montreal woman with family in Gaza

The New Reality: Community Land Trusts: A new housing solution (56:44)

Guest: Krista Hessey, Digital Broadcast Journalist, The New Reality

How the Canadian Pacific Railway helped guide the rise of Canada (1:04:25)

Guest: Stephen Bown, author, Dominion - The Railway and the Rise of Canada

Brink’s sues Air Canada for its $20M in gold back from a Toronto airport heist (1:24)

Guest: Glen McGregor, journalist

How experts are trying to protect birds from deadly building strikes (15:43)

Guest: Brendon Samuels, PhD student, Department of Biology, Western University and with the Advanced Facility for Avian Research

Canadian evacuation flights begin from Israel - some are still stuck waiting (31:39)

Guest: Konstantin Dyskin, Calgarian stuck in Israel

A Canadian family evacuated out to Greece from Israel (40:47)

Guest: David Wallach, Calgarian in Greece

Food and other important supplies critically low under Israel's total blockade of Gaza (47:13)

Guest: Michael Lynk, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, Western University and former UN special rapporteur for the human rights situation in the Palestinian Territories.

 Canada’s jewish community braces for Friday demos (1:04:21)

Guest: Avi Benlolo, founder and chairman, Abraham Global Peace Initiative

From socks and sandals to the stock exchange - the story of Birkenstock (1:21:12)

Guest: Thomai Serdari, professor of marketing at New York University's Stern School of Business