Guest: Andy Saunders, The Jeopardy Fan website 

CPC leadership race, How a Toronto-born entrepreneur leveraged an iconic image to raise more than a million dollars for Ukraine,  How Ben traced his Christmas present back to Kyiv and what’s happened to the family-run business that made it, New racial data and how it will be put to use in BC & Why is the Lytton cleanup still progressing so slowly? - May 5th, 2022

CPC leadership race

Guest: Nick Taylor-Vaisey, journalist, POLITICO

How a Toronto-born entrepreneur leveraged an iconic image to raise more than a million dollars for Ukraine 

Guest: Christian Borys, Saint Javelin

How Ben traced his Christmas present back to Kyiv and what’s happened to the family-run business that made it

Guest: Bogdan Kyrychenko, owner of Kyiv-based 79Street on Etsy.com  

New racial data and how it will be put to use in BC

Guest: Kasari Govender, British Columbia’s first independent Human Rights Commissioner

Why is the Lytton cleanup still progressing so slowly?

Guest: Jennifer Thoss, Lytton property owner and Dr. Rosalin Miles of Lytton First Nation

Guest: Bogdan Kyrychenko, owner of Kyiv-based 79Street on Etsy.com  

Guest: Kasari Govender, British Columbia’s first independent Human Rights Commissioner. 

Guest: Christian Borys, Saint Javelin

Guests: Jennifer Thoss, Lytton property owner and Dr. Rosalin Miles of Lytton First Nation

Guest: Alan Kennedy-Asser, Research Associate, School of Geographical Sciences, University of Bristol

Guest: Jason Tetro, Host of the Super Awesome Science Show on the Curiouscast Network, Author of “The Germ Code” and “The Germ Files”

Guest: Nick Taylor-Vaisey, journalist, POLITICO

What’s causing long security waits at Canadian airports,  A new book looks at why the 1972 war on ice between Canada and the USSR remains the series that changed hockey, Why did Anglo-Saxon kings eat such a vegetable-heavy diet & The widespread impact on India of a blistering spring heat wave - May 4th, 2022

What’s causing long security waits at Canadian airports? 

Guest: Catherine Cosgrove, Director, Communications & Public Affairs Teamsters Canada

 A new book looks at why the 1972 war on ice between Canada and the USSR remains the series that changed hockey. 

Guest: Scott Morrison, sports journalist and author of 1972: The Series That Changed Hockey Forever 

Why did Anglo-Saxon kings eat such a vegetable-heavy diet? 

Guest: Sam Leggett, bioarecheologist, University of Edinburgh

The widespread impact on India of a blistering spring heat wave

Guest: Polash Mukerjee, Lead, Air Pollution & Climate Resilience, Lead - Air Quality & Climate Resilience Consultant, Natural Resources Defense Council India