Israel has few options for dealing with Hamas’ hostage-taking in Gaza (1:39)

Guest: Aaron Cohen, counterterrorism expert, Israeli special operations veteran

Journo Corner: On the ground in Israel (15:34)

Guest: Jeff Semple, Senior Correspondent, Global News

The Perils of Ultra-Processed foods (32:15)

Guest: Chris Van Tulleken, infectious disease physician and author of Ultra-Processed People: Why we can’t stop eating food that isn’t food

Ted Nolan’s memoir ‘Life In Two Worlds’ (1:04:00)

Guest: Ted Nolan, former NHL coach and author of Life in Two Worlds

Nearly 2000 dead as world leaders condemn Hamas for Israel attack (1:38)

Guest: Jon Allen, former Canadian ambassador to Israel and Senior Fellow, Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, University of Toronto

Hamas attack kills grandmother of Israeli man living in Kamloops (17:21)

Guest: Yoav Shimoni, grandson of Braha Levinson

Canada’s jewish community mourns and rallies for Israel (27:03)

Guest: Nico Slobinksy, VP Pacific Region, Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs

A Little More True Crime: The Dexter Killer - 15 years later (34:31

Guest: Steve Lillebuen, journalist and writer, author of The Devil's Cinema: The Untold Story Behind Mark Twitchell's Kill Room 

Mon dieu les bedbugs (and they’re not just a parisian problem) (1:08:11)

Guest: Kurtis Brown, entomologist with pest control company Orkin Canada

A Canadian woman who saves money buying her groceries across the border (1:24:35)

Guest: Brandi Dustin, B.C. mother

Nine months after decriminalizing possession of small amounts of drugs, proposed B.C. law makes drug use illegal in almost all public spaces (1:51)

Guest: Brad West, mayor of Port Coquitlam

How does the Las Vegas sphere work? The Canadian connection behind Sin City’s newest wonder (15:53)

Guest: Jonathan Labbee, CO-CEO of SACO

The New Reality: The future of fungi (26:56)

Guest: Carol McGrath, producer, The New Reality

Iran’s Narges Mohammadi wins the Nobel Peace Prize (34:43)

Guest: Maryam Shafipour, Iranian activist, political prisoner and friend of Mohammadi now living in Canada

The untold story of Canada’s Greatest Spy (49:37)

Guest: Jason Bell, an associate professor of philosophy at the University of New Brunswick and author of Cracking the Nazi Code: The Untold Story of Canada’s Greatest Spy

The number of Canadians reporting financial stress jumps 20% in a year, per new report (1:05:45)

Guest: Peter Tzanetakis, president, Canadian Payroll Institute

Canada’s most famous astronaut returns to Earth for his new novel called The Defector (1:34)

Guest: Chris Hadfield, retired astronaut, and author of The Defector

Why do government IT contracts have such huge cost overruns? (33:03)

Guest: Roberto Rocha, reporter, the Investigative Journalism Foundation

New documentary digs into the tickle trunk to reveal more about the life and legacy of Ernie Coombs aka Mr. Dressup (43:06)

Guest: Cathie LeFort, daughter of Ernie Coombs (Mr. Dressup)

The one-tonne pumpkin that won a weigh-off competition in California (1:02:56)

Guest: Dave Chan, pumpkin grower in Richmond B.C. and first place winner of National Pumpkin Weigh Off in Wheatland, Calif

What will Thanksgiving dinner cost you this year? (1:18:27)

Guest: Sylvain Charlebois, senior director of the Agri-Food analytics lab and a professor in food distribution and policy at Dalhousie University

A former campaign manager breaks down the Manitoba election 

Guest: David McLaughlin, former Chief of Staff for Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, and former campaign manager, Manitoba Progressive Conservatives

Journo Corner: Manitoba election aftermath

Guest: Richard Cloutier, co-host of The News on 680 CJOB in Winnipeg

RCMP funeral/how to fight back against the spike in officer deaths? 

Guest: Rick Parent, a 30 year veteran of the Delta Police Department and a retired Associate Professor, Simon Fraser University

Crown alleges former RCMP director Cameron Ortis was trying to sell secrets to police targets

Guest: Leah West, Associate Professor of International Affairs, The Norman Paterson School of International Affairs, Carleton University

Toronto Blue Jays flame out again in the wildcard series

Guest: Adam Laskaris, sports staff writer, Daily Hive Toronto

What are the most popular baby names in Canada in 2022  

Guest: Sophie Kihm, editor-in-chief, Nameberry

Alberta takes aim at federal government’s future clean energy grid (1:46)

Guest: Danielle Smith, Alberta Premier 

Canada doesn’t take national security seriously enough, why recent debacles make that even clearer. (15:55)

Guest: David Frum, columnist, The Atlantic and author of Trumpocalypse: Restoring American Democracy

Deaths in Banff National Park highlight spike in bears encounters (33:15)

Guest: Kim Titchener, President, Bear Safety & More Inc

Canada/India relations deteriorate further (46:27)

Guest: Randolph Mank, President of MankGlobal Inc, Canada’s former High Commissioner to Pakistan and Malaysia 

Manitobans elect a new government: Can the PC’s hold on for a third win or will the NDP return to power (1:03:08)

Guest: Niigaan Sinclair, Professor & Acting Head, Dept. of Indigenous Studies, University of Manitoba

Mammals may be driven to extinction by volcanic new supercontinent (1:19:26)

Guest:  Alexander Farnsworth, climatologist, University of Bristol

 Wildfires have a disproportionate impact on Indigenous communities, Indigenous knowledge could help mitigate the fire risk in the future (1:36)

Guest: Nicole Redvers, Associate Professor, Epidemiology and Biostatistics, Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry; Western Research Chair and Director of Indigenous Planetary Health, Western University 

How translating classic hits into Inuktitut became a healing process for award-winning artist Elisapie (15:45)

Guest: Elisapie, Inuk singer, songwriter, filmmaker and activist

Ottawa looking to Canada cut $1B from the military’s budget? (31:16)

Guest: Rob Heubert, associate professor, Department of Political Science, University of Calgary and senior fellow, Macdonald-Laurier Institute

New Global series focuses on tracking down Canada’s most wanted (46:32)

Guest: Tracy Tong, host of Global’s Crime Beat: Most Wanted

Global’s the New Reality examines Canada’s record wildfire season (55:38)

Guest: Krysia Collier, story producer, The New Reality

The HISTORY® Channel’s True Story Part 2 (1:03:16)

Guest: Dinae Robinson, director, co-writer and co-executive producer and Rebecca Gibson, co-writer and co-executive producers, True Story Part II

Protesters set up Winnipeg Landfill blockade in response to election ad (1:57)

Guest: Cathy Merrick, Grand Chief, Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs

Saskatchewan to invoke notwithstanding clause over pronoun rules (15:38)

Guest: Rebecca Johnson, Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Victoria

How do parliamentary guest lists really work? (31:56)

Guest: Roy Norton, adjunct professor, university of Waterloo and Canada’s former Chief Officer of Protocol

Why Canada must reckon with its past treatment of Nazis (46:47)

Guest: Jan Grabowski, history professor and holocaust historian, University of Ottawa

Nearly half of Nagorno-Karabakh’s population has fled. What next? (1:02:24)

Guest: Chris Kilford, director, Canadian International Council, former Canadian military attache in Turkey

. A Canadian tech prodigy rapidly rising in the video game industry (1:18:11)

Guest: Maximus Trest, lead developer, Lost Cartridge Creations

Google at 25: How a search engine changed the World  (1:36)

Guest: Carmi Levy, Tech analyst and journalist

Google at 25: Too big for comfort? (16:06)

Guest: Brett Caraway, associate professor, Institute of Communication, Culture, Information, & Technology and Program Director, Digital Enterprise Management program, University of Toronto

Journo Corner: Trudeau apologizes for invite debacle (31:24)

Guest: David Moscrop, journalist and contributor to Globe and Mail and Washington Post, Author of Too Dumb for Democracy?

Supreme Court rules disputed immigration provision requires link to national security (46:51)

Guest: Sharry Aiken, Associate Professor, faculty of Law, Queen’s University

Ghostly 'Dumbo' octopus is caught on camera more than 5,500ft underwater off the coast of Hawaii (1:01:25)

Guest: Daniel Wagner, Chief Scientist, and Jaina Galves, Video Engineering Intern, Ocean Exploration Trust

Canadian country star Gord Bamford gives back (1:17:29)

Guest: Gord Bamford, country music singer

Continued calls for the Speaker of the House to resign 

Guest: Michael Levitt, president and CEO, Canadian regional office, the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies.

Canada raises issue of foreign interference at the UN  

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

Canada and almost all provinces and territories get a poor grades in first poverty report card 

Guest: Kirstin Beardsley, CEO, Food Banks Canada

NASA astronaut returns after more than a year on the ISS, what are the effects of long stays in space on the human body? 

Guest: Rachael Seidler, Professor, Applied Physiology & Kinesiology and Neurology Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases, University of Florida

Randy Bachman’s still takin care of business as BTO hits the road 

Guest: Randy Bachman, musician