Home intrusion laws - to what extent are you allowed to protect yourself or your property against home invasion?

Guest: Robb MacDonald, Toronto defence lawyer

When Jimmy Carter came to Canada to handle a nuclear accident 

Guest: Arthur Milnes, author, former speechwriter to PM Stephen Harper

Book bans, and updating literature

Guest: Trisha Tucker, Associate Professor of Writing, Thematic Option Honors Program, University of Southern California

Ukraine one year later

Guest: Kira Rudek, member of Ukrainian parliament

Pink Shirt Day: Workplace bullying 

Guest: Linda Crockett, founder, The Canadian Institute of Workplace Bullying Resources

Ukraine one year later 

Guest: Jeff Semple, correspondent, Global News

The most popular shopping app in the US arrives in Canada 

Guest: Craig Patterson, CEO/Publisher, Retail Insider

The Bing Chat bot has feelings and multiple personalities? An AI that might be a little too close to sci-fi horror lore

Guest: Sean Hollister, senior editor, The Verge

What we’ve learned one year after Russia's invasion of Ukraine 

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

Ukraine’s stolen children 

Guest: Nathaniel Raymond, executive director, Humanitarian Research Lab, Yale University

Meet the young Canadian cast member of Women Talking who impressed director Sarah Polley so much that she created a new character for her 

Guest: Shayla Brown, actress

What’s it like giving a TED Talk, and why audio storytelling is so important

Guest: Amanda Cupido, Program Director, 640 Toronto, founder of Lead Podcasting and author of Let's Talk Podcasting: The Essential Guide to Doing it Right

Emergencies Act report reaction

Guest: Justin Ling, freelance investigative journalist, host of the Bugeyed and Shameless podcast

Emergencies Act report reaction 

Guest: Noa Mendelsohn Aviv, executive director and general counsel, CCLA

National home sales hit 14-year low in January, prices fall again

Guest: Phil Soper, CEO, Royal LePage

How Canadian movie studios are utilizing AI to create magical visual effects

Guest: Jonathan Bronfman, co-president, MERZ

A former pro hockey player opens up on his battle with alcoholism

Guest: Justin Bourne, a former pro hockey player and coach, an NHL analyst for Sportsnet and host of Real Kyper and Bourne on Sportsnet 590, author of the new book Down and Back: On Alcohol, Family, and a Life in Hockey.

An award-winning documentary tells the stories of nine men and their love of cats 

Guest: Mye Hoang, director, Cat Daddies

The truth behind classified documents in the USA

Guest: Matthew Connolly, a professor of international and global history at Columbia University and author of “The Declassification Engine: What History Reveals About America's Top Secrets”

The story behind Canadian thriller author Linwood Barclay’s phenomenal success  

Guest: Linwood Barclay, author

Renovation Resort

Guests: Scott McGillivray, real estate investor, contractor and entrepreneur, and Bryan Baeumler, HGTV host

Canada shows Hollywood we're 'kicking -ss' with Los Angeles billboards

Guest: Valerie Creighton, President and CEO, Canadian Media Fund

Brenda Lucki to retire from position as RCMP commissioner

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

Why are fewer permanent residents becoming Canadian citizens?

Guest: Daniel Bernhard, CEO, Institute for Canadian Citizenship

What are 15-minute cities and why are they driving conspiracy theorists to distraction?

Guest: Brent Toderian, urban planner

Why coffee may be bad for some

Guest: Dr. Sara Mahdavi, clinical scientist, clinical instructor and research appointment, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

How have dating apps changed the way people approach relationships and meeting one another? How does someone find success with dating apps?

Guest: Shan Boodram, Bumble’s relationship expert

What are the best love songs of all time?

Guest: Nate Sloan, Assistant Professor of Musicology, USC Thornton School of Music, host of the “Switched on Pop” podcast

How an online dating scam can cost a person thousands of dollars

Guest: Jordan Alexander, author of “I Love You, Send Money”

Beware of the Valentine’s chatbot: How AI scammers are infiltrating dating apps

Guest: Jeff Clune, an associate professor of computer science at the University of British Columbia

The Prime minister says unidentified objects shot down over North America show “some sort of pattern”. Maj. Gen. Scott Clancy (Ret’d), Royal Canadian Air Force, former NORAD director of operations and former deputy commander of the Alaskan NORAD region

How your rewards points are losing value. Patrick Sojka, founder and CEO, RewardsCanada.ca  

The joys of dining alone. Nancy Scherl, photographer, author of Dining Alone: In the Company of Solitude

What made the quake in Turkey and Syria so devastating? John Cassidy, earthquake seismologist, Natural Resources Canada

Toronto mayor John Tory resigns - what is his legacy after a shocking Friday announcement?

Guest: Jason Chapman, executive producer, 640 Toronto

Toronto mayor John Tory resigns -  what are the rules for senior politicians around workplace affairs?

Guest: Gillian Hnatiw, principal, Gillian Hnatiw and Co.

Toronto mayor John Tory resigns -  a reporter who helped break the story on a Friday night

Guest: Ben Spurr, city hall reporter, Toronto Star

 How Winnipeg’s The Bros. Landreth delivered a Grammy-winning song for Bonnie Raitt  

Guest: Dave Landreth, vocalist and bassist, The Bros. Landreth



 Laval bus attack: helping grieving parents cope. Andy Bond, President, The Compassionate Friends of Canada

How Helsinki is finding success in fighting homelessness. Juha Kahlia, head of international affairs, Y-Foundation Finland

Vatican Girl: Vatican reopens investigation into missing teen. John L. Allen Jr, Rome-based reporter and editor, Crux Catholic Media

Can we trust online reviews? Kay Dean, former federal fraud investigator, founder of Fake Review Watch

A Grade 12 student fought for a mandatory Indigenous literature course before Canada’s largest school board and won. Isaiah Shafqat, Grade 12 student, TDSB Indigenous Student Trustee

Time is running out to resurrect rail on Vancouver Island. Larry Stevenson, CEO, Island Corridor Foundation

Madonna, plastic surgery and ageism. Rachel Simmons, educator, executive coach, bestselling author of "Enough As She Is," "Odd Girl Out" & "Curse of the Good Girl."