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Orioles Analyst Apologizes After Criticizing Ca...
Roberts Walks Back Comments on Canada’s Baseball IQ
9 min
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Today in History - Sept 15
What happened on this day in history?
3 min
1103
The Morning Show Podcast - Sept 12th - brought ...
We look at Carney’s infrastructure push, talk recession risks, celebrate 150 years of LHSC, and end with some global oddities
56 min
1104
Carney Unveils First Wave of Nation-Building Pr...
Prime Minister Mark Carney reveals five major infrastructure projects to be fast-tracked, sparking both praise and Indigenous opposition
11 min
1105
What $60 Billion in Investment Means for Canada
Mahmood Nanji joins us to discuss which projects could have the greatest impact on Canada’s economy
11 min
1106
Former Bank of Canada Governor Warns of Recession
Western University’s Cristián Bravo explains the warning signs of a potential recession on both sides of the border
9 min
1107
Is London’s City Hall Project Dead?
A plan to build a new city hall in London has hit a major snag, raising doubts about whether it will move forward
6 min
1108
LHSC Marks 150 Years of Care
Dr. Christine MacDonald reflects on London Health Sciences Centre’s legacy and its role in shaping health care in the city
9 min
1109
Strange Stories: Rent-a-Person and Toilet Paper...
From renting people in Japan to watching ads for toilet paper in China, we dive into quirky stories from around the world
7 min
1110
Today in History - Sept 12
What happened on this day in history?
3 min
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The Morning Show Podcast - Sept 11th - brought ...
Today’s podcast covers the assassination of Charlie Kirk and rising political violence, London’s gun crime and bail reform, Doug Ford’s push to end photo radar, Webster St. tenants’ renoviction win, a Fanshawe strike, St. Joseph’s adopting out research dogs, and AI’s growing impact on jobs and music
57 min
1112
Political Violence Escalates After Assassinatio...
We looked at the rise of political violence in the U.S. and the ripple effects being felt in Canada
6 min
1113
London Police Call for Bail Reform to Address G...
Detective Sergeant Micah Bourdeau joined us to discuss repeat offenders and the need for tougher bail conditions
9 min
1114
Morning Show Panel Reacts to Political and Gun ...
Ryan Gauss and John Fyfe-Millar joined us to discuss the assassination of Charlie Kirk, political threats, and gun violence in London
21 min
1115
Webster St. Tenants Win Court Battle Against Re...
Residents celebrated a victory that will allow them to remain in their homes
10 min
1116
Geoffrey Hinton Warns AI Will Disrupt Jobs and ...
The computer scientist says automation will reshape the economy, displacing workers in the process
9 min
1117
Today in History - Sept 11
What happened on this day in history?
3 min
1118
The Morning Show Podcast - Sept 10th - brought ...
Today’s show covers Ford’s fight with photo radar, London’s support for Ukraine, and a deep dive into antisemitism through film
56 min
1119
Doug Ford Targets Speed Cameras, Calls Them a T...
The Premier says he wants municipalities to scrap photo radar, even as surveys show most drivers support the program
10 min
1120
Old North Resident Sounds Alarm on Speeding
Growing concerns over speeding highlight frustration from residents across the city who want stronger responses from officials
8 min
1121
London Fundraiser Continues Support for Ukraine
Scott McCallum is organizing his third annual event to raise money for equipment to aid Ukraine in its war against Russia
12 min
1122
Tragic Awakening Seeks Path Beyond Hatred
Rabbi Raphael Shore joined the show to discuss Tragic Awakening, a documentary examining Jewish hatred past and present
8 min
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Kicks for Strength Returns September 20th
The charity event uses soccer to honour a life lost and support mental health initiatives
6 min
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Study Finds Happy Music Could Cure Car Sickness
Researchers say happy tunes might reduce motion sickness, offering hope for road trip relief
9 min
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Today in History - Sept 10
What happened on this day in history?
2 min