Winner of both the Canada-Wide and World-Wide Science Fairs, Rachel Brouwer joins us from Nova Scotia to share her water filtration and purification system as action is being taken to test her design in Uganda and Kenya.

http://cwsf.youthscience.ca/

We also celebrate David Saint-Jacques, the next Canadian astronaut selected for a mission to the International Space Station.

http://asc-csa.gc.ca/eng/missions/expedition58-59/default.asp

And we marvel at Eleni McLaughlin, Saoirse Pontin and Madeline Williams, three North Vancouver teens and LadiesLearningCode.com graduates whose Hike Safe app has been entered into the Technovation Challenge where the top prize is $10,000.

https://vimeo.com/163182400

http://www.technovationchallenge.org

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On today's podcast:

- Crystal Andrus Morissette, Emotional Age (EA) Expert, women's advocate, founder of The S.W.A.T. Institute & author of "The Emotional Edge"

- Everything you wanted to know about the iconic Canadian designer Marilyn Brooks, after 4 decades in the industry

- The Legal Beat with criminal lawyer Joseph Neuberger

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On today's show:

- We will be talking about a sex survey of middle age Canadians and some of the findings may surprise you

- Criminal Lawyer Joseph A. Neuberger talks Jian Ghomeshi

- We talk to the mother of a 3-year old, blind at birth, about the misconceptions people have about well blind people in fact live their lives.

- We look at resumes that fail to make the grade with prominent thought leader Tracey Wilen.

- The founder of a support network for moms across the country to help combat postpartum depression

- How to avoid raising a picky eater by adding some spice to your baby's menu with Canada’s spice Queen Trusha Patel

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- Filmmaker Dara Bratt talks about her film "Singing Abortionist," a documentary on Dr. Henry Morgentaler

- Ann Ansah-Grant, a Toronto-based author of “Soaring Above The Flames”

- The writer and performer of “A Reason To Talk," a critically acclaimed piece about the experience of growing up in a different culture than that of one's parents.

- Dr. Merali- The president and CEO of The Royal’s Institute of Mental Health Research will talk about the call for applicants for $100,000 in research funding.

What's it like performing with Chris Hadfield? What's the difference between a Meteorite and a Meteor-wrong? Dr. Marianne Mader, Managing Director for the Centres for Earth & Space and Fossils & Evolution at the Royal Ontario Museum joins us to discuss all things space.

We also explore the tech dresses from the Met Gala, a birdhouse alarm to detect wildfires, and the expansion of Apple Pay in Canada.

From NASA's international Space Apps Challenge, we're joined by Huanning Wang and Tanya Oleksuik, two of the Toronto Hackathon winners responsible for the creative kids app A Kid On The Moon. They represent a team that was among 15,000 people competing across 193 hackathons in 72 countries.

Check out their App prototype at:

https://2016.spaceappschallenge.org/challenges/solar-system/book-it-to-the-moon/projects/kid-on-the-moon

And explore the Toronto Hackathon at:

http://spaceappstoronto.com/2016/

We also discuss Dyson's upcoming Supersonic Hair Dryer which you can explore at:

http://www.dysoncanada.ca/

We explore the internal pushback Intel has received from their $300 million diversity initiative, the incredible Hairstyle Archaeology research of Janet Stephens, the Bull Whip skills of Neuropsychologist Jessica Cail, and give a nod to Ellen Ripley as fans celebrate #AlienDay426.

Watch Janet Stephens' tutorials here:

https://www.youtube.com/user/jntvstp

And catch The Secret Lives Of Scientists including the Jessica Cail episode here:

https://www.facebook.com/NOVASecretLife/?pnref=story

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On today's show:

- Bif Naked, International Recording Artist, Author of “I Bificus," Volunteer, Cancer Survivor

- Dr. Oz calls her the hormone whisperer but Dr. Natasha Turner's main goal is to make you look and feel good.

- The Legal Beat with criminal lawyer Joseph Neuberger

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