Guest Host: Tamara Cherry

Guest Host: Tamara Cherry

Guest Host: Tamara Cherry

Guest Host: Mark Towhey

Guest Host: Mark Towhey

Guest Host: Mark Towhey

Guest Host: Tamara Cherry

Guest Host: Tamara Cherry

Guest Host: Tamara Cherry

Guest Host: Deb Hutton

Guest Host: Deb Hutton

Guest Host: Deb Hutton

Jim plays “Is it real Pumpkin Spice?” And, Jim Plays Slow News Day with Producer Cristina and Technical Producer Anthony.

Eric Alper and Darryl Sterdan join the show for The Draft, giving their top picks for the most misunderstood songs. Plus, John Wright joins the show for the Wright or Wrong segment.

Peter Donnelly discusses Ontario’s ban on online gambling advertisements featuring celebrities and athletes. Plus, Luca Caruso-Moro discusses the fatal AirBnb fire in Montreal. And, Devin Bellinger gives an update on the forest fires in the Northwest Territories.  

Caryma Sa’d and Tasha Kheiriddin join the show for the Rundown to go over the top stories of the day. Former Premier of Ontario, Kathleen Wynne joins the show to discuss Poilievre’s comments on LGBTQ issues in schools. 

Richard Crouse Is In For Jim Richards  

Richard Crouse Is In For Jim Richards  

Richard Crouse is in for Jim Richards

Devin Bellinger provides an update on the wildfire in Yellowknife. Dr. Mitch Shulman discusses the early signs that Canada is entering into a fall COVID-19 wave.  Daniel Tsai joins the show to talk about Microsoft's article, that was allegedly written by AI that told tourists to visit the Ottawa Food Bank.

Calvin Hector gives an update on the wildfires in west Kelowna. Dan Laxer and Caryma Sa'd join the show for the Rundown, to go over the top stories of the day. 

Robin Gill is in for Jim Richards

Robin Gill is in for Jim Richards

Robin Gill is in for Jim Richards

Tamara Cherry hosts for Jim Richards Tonight

Tamara Cherry hosts for Jim Richards Tonight

Tamara Cherry hosts for Jim Richards Tonight

GUEST: Bill King - Writer, broadcaster, musician, photographer  GUEST: Alan Cross is a Canadian radio broadcaster and a writer on music. Host of the syndicated radio series The Ongoing History of New Music GUEST: Bill Dillon - Independent Music Professional. GUEST: Eric Alper - Canadian music correspondent, Publicist and Lifelong Musicaholic. THATEricAlper.ca  GUEST: GEORGE STROUMBOULOPOULOS - Host of The Strombo Show on Apple Music 

Nicole Luongo from the Canadian Drug Policy Coalition talks about the opioid crisis. Plus, Robin, Producer Cristina, and Technical Producer Anthony play "Did Richard Crouse Like These Movies?" And, Carmi Levy joins the show to talk about the top tech stories. 

Nancy Wilson talks about how  the CEBA repayment is difficult for some businesses to repay. Robin and Producer Cristina talk about remote versus in person work. Plus, Troy Burtch joins the show to talk about the Keep Craft Beer Local campaign. And, Amber Dowling joins the show for "This Week in Streaming."

Guy Felichella talks about the opioid crisis and his recovery.  Caryma Sa'd and Andrew Pinsent join Robin Gill to talk about the top stories of the day in the Rundown.

Verdicts are made in ‘Cancel Court.’ Plus, David Cooper ruins the show. And, Jim goes through the slow news day file with Producer Cristina and Technical Producer Anthony.  

Are there UFOs? Jim talks with someone who has seen one, and Nathan Radke discusses the UFO whistleblower hearing. Then, Imran Ahmed aka Captain Ron talks about his roundup of great podcasts. Plus, Craig Baird talks this week in Canadian history.

Jim asks listeners, ‘how do you beat the heat?’ Plus, Sabrina Bowman talks about the effects of climate change. And, Daniel Hawes discusses the use of AI in restaurants. 

Karen Stintz and Stephen Murdoch join the show for “the Rundown,’ to go over the top stories of the day. Plus, Richard Shimooka talks about the US senator who called out Canada on NATO spending in the ‘Deep Dive.’

Advice Lady | The Rundown | Slow News Day  Advice Lady Eileen Ross Ogden weighs in on debatable topics. Bob Richardson and Tasha Kheiriddin join the Rundown to discuss the day’s top stories. And, Jim goes through the slow news day file with Producer Cristina and Technical Producer Rachel. 

Astronomy Facts | What the Kids are Missing | Ask a Blind Person Anything   Paul Delaney gives us his three astronomy facts we should know. Jim discusses the things kids these days are missing. Plus, Shilo Bellis joins our segment “Ask a Blind Person Anything,” to talk about his experience.

Hour 2 Cabinet Shuffle | Womens Soccer | Paul Bernardo Files | Interest Rates The federal cabinet was shuffled today. Rachel Aiello joins the show to talk about what this means. Plus, gareth Wheeler discusses Canadian women’s soccer at the Women’s World Cup.

Hour 1 The Rundown | The Deep Dive Bob Richardson and Tasha Kheiriddin join the Rundown to discuss the day’s top stories. Plus, Sinead O’Connor dies at 56. Alan Cross weighs in

David Cooper joins the show to ruin it, and Jim goes through the Slow News Day file with producer Cristina and Technical Producer Anthony.    

Eric Alper and Darryl Sterdan give their top 5 picks for the best summer songs in The Draft. John Wright plays Wright or Wrong with Jim about the favorability of sectors, industries, or professions.  

Reshmi Nair and Mark Mendelson join the show for the Rundown to talk about the top stories of the day. Tim Powers talks about the impending cabinet shuffle on Wednesday in the Deep Dive.

Mayor of West Hants, Abraham Zebian talks to Jim about the flooding in Nova Scotia.  Scott Reid joins to talk about the impending cabinet shuffle. Plus, Judy Trinh gives an update on the RCMP officer, William Majcher who was charged with foreign interference. And, Simon Rakoff talks about how comedians are not being compensated by Just For Laughs.

Callers tell Jim the first album they bought and he guesses their age. The Rundown with  Laura Babcock and Chris Holski. Slow News Day with Jim and producer Cristina.   

Omari Newton and Samantha Herman join the show for "That Week Popped" to talk about the Hollywood writers strike and AI in the industry. Plus, Matt talks about his sobriety journey in "Men Tell Health."

Terminally ill inmate applies for MAID, Kerry Bowman weighs in on the ethics of the situation. Plus, breaking news of the TTC subway derailment in Scarborough with TTC spokesperson, Stuart Green. 

Laura Babcock and Chris Holski join the show for the Rundown to discuss the top stories of the day. Plus, in the Deep Dive, Allister Aalders discusses the floods in Nova Scotia. 

Nerd News with Dan Riskin. Plus, Carlyn Loncaric talks about World Drowning Prevention week. And, Advice Lady Eileen Ross gives her opinions on debateable stories. 

Should a recession have started by now? Moshe Lander weighs in. Plus, Mindgeek wants to be exempt from Bill C-11. Wally Oppal discusses the RCMP’s dispute with the City of Surrey Police. And, Jeremy Shaki talks about howToronto is falling as a tech darling. 

Annie Dormuth joins Robin to discuss the port dispute in British Columbia, plus, John Tory Jr. and Stephen Murdoch join the show to discuss the top stories of the day on the Rundown. 

Ontario woman breaks record for largest toothbrush collection in the world and we ask you about the weird things you collect. A Tennessee mom is celebrating the birth of her thirteen pound baby boy. It’s a Slow News Day with producer Tony

Jim has issues with the bank of Canada interest rate hike and a few other things in his opening rant. The big stories of the day discussed on the Rundown with Reshmi Nair and Mark Mendelson Christian Leuprecht - leading national security authority with the Royal Military College AND Author of the book “Intelligence as Democratic Statecraft” Zelensky says ‘uncertainty’ over Ukraine’s NATO membership.

On the Draft, best comedy movies as picked by Ben Harrison and Marc Winegust Canada’s leading dating and relationship expert Jen Kirsch joins the show to discuss Jonah Hill's Ex Sarah Brady Sharing More Alleged Abusive Text Screenshots John Wright or Wrong, we discuss Bill C-18

Montreal magic mushroom store opens despite threats of crack down. Reggie Floyd - Co-owner and spokesperson - Fun Guyz Dr. Mitch Schulman  NEWSTALK’s Medical Correspondent joins to talk about the value in COVID Booster recommendations Number of no-knock police raids in Brantford, Ont., in 2022 is 'concerning,' – Criminal lawyer Ari Goldkind weighs in. Daniel Tsai - Law & Tech Professor TMU, joins to talk about why Most Canadians concerned about losing access to news because of Bill C-18

Starlink satellites flooding sky with radiation, which could be hurting radio astronomy. We talk Paul Delaney - Professor Emeritus of Astronomy, York University Have you committed any of these social media sins? We talk to technology expert Carmi Levy. For Mentell Health we discuss Neuro Diversity with Sandy Bee - an ADHD advocate, coach and support group leader.

More than half of Canadians $200 away or less from not being able to pay all of their bills. David Gowling, Licensed Insolvency Trustee, MNP Ltd, joins to discuss the report. Mark Mendelson - NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist and former homicide detective, joins us to talk about some of the gun violence in the city of Toronto Jonah Hill’s Ex Sarah Brady Calls Him “Emotionally Abusive”. We take your calls on whether you think he was out of line.

Jim Richards has issues and starts with his show with a rant about journalism and more. On the Rundown with panelists Karen Stintz and Bob Reid we discuss/debate the day’s biggest stories. On the deep dive, military expert Richard Shimooka talks about Trudeau saying that Canada will more than double military presence in Latvia

Researchers at the University of Guelph are doing their part to save the bees, Robin Gill is joined by Paul Kelly, Research and Apiary Manager, The Honey Bee Research Centre. Maritime Launch Services CEO Stephen Matier to talk about the Canadian student rocketry group reaching new heights with Spaceport Nova Scotia’s first launch. Why the Toronto Zoo is cutting back on gorilla screen time? We ask Hollie Ross - Supervisor, Behavioural Husbandry - Toronto Zoo. Britney Spears got into an altercation, and we tell you more on Slow News Day with Producer Tony. And Finally, Did Richard Crouse Like These Movies? Play along as we try to guess how our favourite movie critic, rated this weekend’s movie house showings.

Robin Gill is in for Jim Richards The Food Professor, Director Agri-Food Analytics Lab, Dalhousie University Sylvan Charlebois joins Robin for a conversation about the need for a more diverse retail foodscape Your calls on affordability. Jessica Moorhouse of the More Money Podcast joins to talk about the expectation for another interest rate hike. Are you on Threads yet? Technology expert Carmi Levy joins the show to talk about new social media platform Threads and AI at Kids Help Phone

Robin Gill is in for Jim Richards and starts the show with telling you a little about what has been happening today and what you can look forward to in the show On the Rundown, panelist Dan Laxer and Andrew Pinsent join Robin to debate and discuss some of the day’s bigger stories.  

Who is getting cancelled this week? Find out on Cancel Court. David Cooper joins the show. The Secret Service discovered suspicious powder in a common area of the West Wing of the White House on Sunday.  It turned out to be cocaine.  That story and more on Slow News Day with producer Tony  

WHAT IS? DNA Bryan Worters, a volunteer investigative genetic genealogist with the DNA Doe Project who tells us how crimes are solved using DNA. Captain Ron, Founder of Great Pods tells us about some of the cool podcasts you can listen too when you aren’t listening to NEWSTALK Tonight podcast 'I was shamed': B.C. teaching assistant fired over OnlyFans site, planning human rights complaint. Ellie, is a Board Member at Maggie's Toronto Sex Worker's Action Project, and she tells us that sex workers are often targeted. How has the national anthem changed over the years? Craig Baird joins the show to talk about some Canadian History EhX  

Ontario quietly moving ahead with plan to sell beer in corner stores. Jim talks to a cacophony of voices to discuss the issue. Bradley Poulos, Lecturer in the Entrepreneurship Department at TMU’s Ted Rogers School of Management and a cannabis industry expert joins the show to talk about Mushroom stores being raided by police. Canada's 'grocery rebate' doesn't deal with underlying affordability problems, Rachael Wilson, CEO of Ottawa Foodbank is on the show. Are you staying off your phone while driving.

Jim opens the show with rants about Stellantis, Mushrooms and Air Canada. On the Rundown Tasha Kheiriddin and Bob Reid go head to head to discuss and opine on the day’s biggest stories. John Finan, President at Finan Home Service and author of the book Trade Up joins the show to talk about why Ontario's construction industry faces a severe labour crunch

We ask our own Advice Lady Eileen about a woman who sleeps with chocolate in her feet. David Cooper joins and ruins the show. A Georgia Subway store is under fire for placing a Titan-themed joke on their outdoor marquee.  It read, "OUR SUBS DON'T IMPLODE." – This and other stories on Slow News Day with producer Tony.

It’s a superhero edition of The Draft. Political commentator Scott Reid and radio producer Donnie join the show as their alter ego, comic book fans. They pick their favourite heroes and you decide which team would win. Ask A Polyamorous Person Anything. We talk to an expert in non-monogamy Samantha and ask her questions about this progressive relationship type.

B.C. teaching assistant fired over OnlyFans site and we are joined by her lawyer Lia Moody a Vancouver employment lawyer, Managing Partner at Samfiru Tumarkin. What don’t you look cool doing? Ottawa to suspend advertising on Facebook, Instagram in ongoing disagreement over Online News Act - Michael Geist - the Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-Commerce Law at the University of Ottawa Greg Layson, Digital and Mobile Editor, Automotive News Canada joins to talk about the Stellantis deal.

Jim Richards has issues and you get a sneak peak at the rest of the show in his opening rant. On the Rundown, panelists Bob Richardson and Caryma Sa’d discuss the big stories of the day. Dave Cassidy - Unifor Local 444 President in Windsor to discuss the Fed and Stellantis reaching a deal over battery plant in Windsor

Reaction to one of our audiogram promos, your comments read in the voice of Arnold. David Cooper joins the show to talk about how he is celebrating July 4th in the USA. A Louisiana couple found a five foot alligator inside of their home in the middle of the night. Find out what happened on Slow News Day with producer Tony

A study found early human ancestors may have briefly lived alongside dinosaurs, and Dan Riskin has something to say about this and other science stories on Nerd News. Carmi Levy our technology expert joins the show do discuss the idea of a drivers’ license for the internet. Is Ukraine-Russia conflict at a stalemate? Find out what people in North America think on Wright or Wrong with John Wright, Executive VP of Maru Public Opinion.

BC Port Workers strike enters its fourth day and businesses are concerned. Dan Kelly serves as President and CEO - Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). Manuel Arango, Heart & Stroke’s Director of Policy & Advocacy joins the show to discuss a policy update on restricting food advertising primarily directed at children Ford government quietly brings back special title for lawyers and gives it to a lot of Tory loyalists. Criminal Defense Lawyer Jeff Hershberg weighs in. You calls on your worst summer jobs.

Jim Richards has some issues, and rants about a teaching assistant fired for having an only fans profile. Meta looks to target Twitter with a rival app. Panelists Brayden Akers and John Tory Jr. discuss the biggest stories of the day on the Rundown It’s hot so we have to talk to David Phillips, Chief Climatologist at Environment Canada for the Deep Dive.  

Richard Crouse is in for Jim Richards Supreme Court Rules No need for 'double punishment' in mandatory sentence case on drunk driving. Jeff Hershberg is a Criminal Defense Lawyer and he joins us to discuss. John Wright, Executive VP of Maru Public Opinion, and he joins to talk about a recent Forbes/Maru Public Opinion poll that finds that more Americans say they’re worse than better off compared to four years ago. Jack is Back! Find out what’s streaming on your favourite services this coming weekend with TV Critic Amber Dowling. Slow News Day Does Richard Crouse Like These Movies

Richard Crouse is in for Jim Richards. A study says that opioids are not effective in treating neck and lower back pain. We get Dr. Mitch to weigh in. Should we just stop using fireworks? Does anyone need to have personal fireworks? Your calls on this Canada day tradition. Mark Towhey has been an advisor to politicians and he joins us to talk about how Poilievre changed his look to improve likability and whether it will work CP24 Crime specialist, former homicide detective, Steve Ryan joins to talk about the how police identified the young girl whose remains found in Rosedale dumpster last year.

Richard Crouse is in for Jim Richards, and we start by celebrating the life of actor Alan Arkin On the Rundown, Dan Laxer and Andrew Pinsent join us to discuss the biggest stories of the day including Canada Day Fireworks

Richard Crouse is in for Jim Today. Mark Mendelson is a former homicide detective and he joins us to talk about how Toronto police identified the young girl who’s remains were found in a Rosedale dumpster last year. What podcasts should you listen to this week? Captain Ron is the founder of Great Pods ad he helps us preview his picks of the week. Phil Demers is the Marineland whistleblower and has taken his activism worldwide. He is being sued by a Miami Aquariam. Find out why when he joins us. Learn about the first Indigenous woman to regain her status back in 1985, as we are joined by Host of Canadian History EhX A dentist goes viral for what? That and more on Slow News Day with producer Tony

Richard Crouse is in for Jim Today. Richard tells a bit of his memories of Sue Johanson and then tells you what else is coming up on the show. On The Rundown, Bob Richardson and Mike Kakuk discuss some of the bigger stories of the day.  

Richard Crouse is in for Jim Today. We start the hour by talking to Daniel Tsai who is a lawyer and technology professor, to discuss why Google is set to remove news links in Canada Later journalism professor Gavin Adamson discusses the Toronto Star and Post Media merger talks. Sue Johanson, beloved Canadian sex educator, has died. Samantha Bitty, a sex and health educator joins us to tell us about how Sue affected and inspired her. Kristopher Wells specializes in sexual and gender minority youth, education, health, sport and culture, and joins to discuss how a University of Waterloo stabbing was hate-motivated.

A nimby is complaining about kid’s Lemonade stands. We ask Advice Lady for her thoughts. There's a TikTok trend where women text the men in their lives and ask if they could land a commercial jet in an emergency situation. Find out how they answer on Slow News Day with Producer Tony.

On Nerd News with Dan Riskin we talk about air quality, forest fires and A Swiss physicist has a controversial new theory about how the universe is expanding. Will Allen is an underwater Cinematographer and Photographer, and he joins the show so we can Ask Anything.

Jim starts the show with his rant about something in the news today On the Rundown, Tasha Kheiriddin and Brayden Akers discuss how we move forward with foreign interference probe Thomas Mulcair joins us on the Deep Dive and tells Jim how old he thinks he is.

Toronto Star in talks to merge with Post Media and we talk to business columnist Andrew Willis to explain why. David Phillips - Senior Climatologist with Environment Canada talking about Toronto air quality currently listed as worst in the world Kristopher Wells specializes in sexual and gender minority youth, education, health, sport and culture, and expresses concern As New Brunswick changes its LGBTQ policy in schools And finally do you have menu anxiety?

How many shirt buttons should you leave undone? and other style does or don’ts. David Cooper is back from his vacation! Let’s find out what he has been up to! A neighborhood in Georgia had to be evacuated after a dog ripping open trash bags outside found a live grenade. Find out what happened on Slow News Day with producer Tony  

Christian Leuprecht is a military expert and joins the show to discuss Prigozhin being moved to Belarus, and Russia won’t press charges for mutiny. We check in with Dean Bertoia the newscaster at CJAD Montreal to tell us about an Amber Alert in the area Medical Ethicist Kerry Bowman is on the show to talk about a woman in BC that was denied MAID because the hospital is ‘Catholic’ Dr. Mitch Schulman tells us how long-term exposure to wildfire smoke can lead to tumours.

A lot of discussion on yesterday’s Toronto election, from Jim’s rant and into the Rundown with Mark Mendelson and Caryma Sa’d and later we talk to the Toronto Star reporter who has been covering municipal politics, Ed Keenan

Another round of The Draft, Eric Alper and Darryl Sterdan make their picks for best debut albums The Food Professor Sylvain Charlebois joins the show to talk about the Competition Bureau analysis confirming grocery giants have seen profits rise as industry consolidates, and proposed more competition is needed Wright or Wrong – executive vice president of Maru Public Opinion. He tells us about poll on whether Canadians have been boycotting companies.

Find out what Jim Richards thinks should be cancelled on this edition of Cancel Court Stories from the ether that did not get discussed on the other shows. It’s Slow News Day with producer Adham.

That Pastor from Oklahoma Jeremy Wayde Coleman joins the show to discuss why religion is not an excuse to be Anti-LGBTQ+ Host of Canadian History EhX Craig Baird stops by to provide us a lesson in Canadian History. Founder of Great Pods - the rotten tomatoes for podcasts Imran Ahmed aka Captain Ron gives us reviews on some of the podcasts out there.

Law & Tech Professor at UofT and TMU Daniel Tsai joins the show to breakdown what it means that META will not post news articles on Facebook and Instagram in Canada Canadian music correspondent and publicist Eric Alper discusses the impact of Taylor Swift choosing to skip Canada for her upcoming tour and an Edmonton MP Matt Jeneroux filing grievance against her. We take calls to see what people’s worst and favourite summer jobs  

Jim Richards has some issues and tells you about them, including an update on the missing sub On the Rundown, host if OneDishOneMic and Associate Principal at Navigator Dan Riskin joins the show to provide updates on the sunken submersible after the tragic news that there are no survivors.

Eileen Ross - Video Podcaster, freelance copywriter and content writer, joins Jim to dispense advice to your problems. Stories from the ether that did not get discussed on the other shows. It’s Slow News Day with producer Tony.

Technology is changing the game and erasing so many professions. So, before you venture into a dead-end career, check out this list.  A Lawyer says residential school denialism should be added to Criminal Code. We talk to Eleanore Sunchild of Sunchild Law is a fully owned Indigenous Law office located in Treaty 6 territory on the Poundmaker Reserve lands knows as Poundmaker 2. Eleanore Sunchild Q.C. is a member of Thunderchild First Nation. Ask A Plastic Surgeon Anything. We talk to Michael Brandt, who is in the business of Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery  

Gender identity policy divides crowds outside Windsor school board's first closed meeting. Dan MacDonald at Windsor’s AM800 CKLW joined us to talk about some of the conversations he had with parents. The Food Professor, Sylvain Charlebois joins the show to talk about Canada Bread having to pay $50 million fine for role in bread price-fixing scandal. Man describes his own experience being trapped in submersible while diving Titanic – Dr. Michael Guillen is Scientist, Journalist and Author AND a Former ABC News Science Editor.      

Jim Richards has some issues and tells you about them, including an update on the missing sub and revisiting something Mark Towhey said earlier in the day. On the Rundown, former councillor Karen Stintz and communications expert Bob Reid discuss some of the big stories of the day. More Toronto election coverage with the Toronto Star’s City Hall Bureau reporter Alysha Hasham.

 Plus, Jim and producer Cristina go through the slow news day file. 

Marc Winegust and Ben Harrison give their draft picks for the years with the best movies. Plus, Jeff Hershberg discusses the case of the man who was wrongfully detained for cocaine possession at Toronto Pearson Airport. John Wright joins the show for our Wright or Wrong segment, talking about public opinions. 

Dr. Mitch talks about the problem of Ozempic advertising. Richard Shimooka discusses the recent Chinook helicopter crash in Ottawa. Plus, Richard Donnelly talks about sports betting.

Bob Richardson and Tasha Kheiriddin join the show to talk about the top stories of the day. Plus, retired Commander of the US Coastguard discusses the search for the missing submersible. 

Jim insists we have to do dad jokes. So you might here a cheesy joke about pizza. A father’s day baseball game at Fenway, this kid catches a ball. Find out what he did with it, on Slow News Day with producer Tony.

Dr. Mitch Schulman - NEWSTALK Tonight Chief Medical Correspondent and ER physician talks about the dangers of the barbecue brush bristles. Hackers threaten to leak stolen Reddit data if company doesn't pay US$4.5 million. Daniel Tsai is a law and technology professor at TMU to tell us how this affects users and employees of the company. MenTELL Health, we are joined by Mark Breslin Canadian entrepreneur, producer, stand-up comedian and actor best known for being the co-founder of Yuk Yuk's Comedy Clubs

Residential school denialists tried to dig up suspected unmarked graves in Kamloops, B.C., Karl Dockstader is the host of ‘1dish 1mic’, a radio host/producer in the Niagara region and part of the indigenous community. Gabor Lukacs from Air Passenger Rights joins to discuss how Some airlines are stopping economy class passengers from reclining. Juneteenth matters for thinking about race relations in Canada and Canadian education, and to discuss we are joined by Professor Jennifer D Adams from University of Calgary. Nathan Radke - cultural history professor at Humber college and co-host of the Uncover Up podcast to talk about why Elon Musk and Joe Rogan challenging a Covid vaccine scientist to ‘debate’ anti-vaxxer RFK Jr.

Jim is back from vacation and he still has issues, which you get to hear all about. Mike Kakuk and Laura Babcock join the Rundown Panel to discuss byelections and Canadian ERs. On the Deep Dive, Titanic expert and former diver join in to talk about a submarine missing from Titanic expedition, search and rescue operation underway near Newfoundland

Eric Alper weighs in on the new AI-created Beatles song and discusses original bands losing their original members. Plus - This Week in History with Craig Baird, and Great Pods with Imran Ahmed a.k.a Captain Ron.   

Bob speaks with Tamara Cherry about the bus crash in manitoba. Plus, Bradley Poulos talks about the profitability of cannabis. And, Laura Babcock Fixes Everything.

Bob Reid is in for Jim Richards. Dan Laxer and Andrew Pinsent join for the Rundown to talk about the top stories of the day.