Today on the podcast, we’re joined by our producer Michael Hiscock who is bringing us inside Canada’s auto sector. We’re more than a year into the trade war, so he’s looking at how Canada is steering business away from the U.S. We’ve also got a closer look at a dangerous exercise-related condition ‘Rhabdo’ and are joined by a National Geographic Explorer at large to discuss her super cool job.

This week on the Your Morning podcast, environmental icon David Suzuki on turning 90 and his new book. We’re also talking ticket prices – specifically, the resale market and what Ontario’s government is doing to combat skyrocketing prices. Then, financial commentator Pattie-Lovett Reid talks Canada’s economy – and if we really are on the precipice of a recession.

This week on the podcast, we talk with a clinician scientist about what parents and coaches should know when it comes to youth sports and concussions. We'll also be joined by Alan Doyle to talk about his tour and new music and sit down with Patrick J. Adams and Elle Chapman to talk about their new series The Madison.

Today on the podcast, we’re talking escapism with Summer House stars Lindsay Hubbard and Jesse Soloman. We’re also taking a closer look at a major Hollywood merger that’s raising questions about politics and media power, and bring you an inside look at a new documentary looking at female sexual health and the creation of a female Viagra.

Today on the podcast, broadcast legend Marilyn Denis joins Anne-Marie to talk about her decision to leave her radio job at 104.5 Chum FM after a remarkable 40 years. We’ll also be joined by tech entrepreneur and futurist Sinead Bovell on why she thinks AI will bring the social media era to a close, and Dan Riskin has a medical breakthrough story involving gene editing, with a patient from BC.

This week, we're discussing the future of AI - and just how worried we should be. Then, we take a deep dive into the "fibre maxing" trend on social media, welcome our friend Jully Black, and get expert advice for dealing with family conflict and estrangement. 

Today on the podcast, Sterling K. Brown reflects on the past decade of his successful career. We’re also taking you inside a Canadian ER shift, hour by hour, with a sneak peak of Dr. Brian Goldman’s new book. And, Canada’s first Inuit University is one step closer to opening its doors – we get the latest of what to expect from INU. 

Today on the podcast, meet the Canadian hockey player who brought Shane Hollander’s skills to life on ‘Heated Rivalry.’ Then, we talk about why big Canadian cities continue to experience snow removal challenges. We’re also speaking with a national geographic explorer to talk about his work re-introducing wolves back into Yellowstone park and get tips for students on how to study smarter, and expert advice to land an internship.

Today on the podcast, we’re joined by Emmy-award-winning actor Katherine LaNasa who plays fan favourite Dana Evans on ‘The Pitt.’ We’re also looking at why a newly approved Alzheimer’s drug remains out of reach for most Canadians and welcome the costume designer from ‘Heated Rivalry’ to talk all about that iconic fleece.

Today on the podcast, we're recapping a year of US President Donald Trump – what his first 12 months in office could tell us about what’s ahead. We’ll also be joined by an immigration lawyer to discuss the state of Canada’s immigration system, and possible solutions for a coherent national strategy. And, we check-in with two Melbourne teens to see how they’re doing amid the country’s social media ban for those under the age of 16.