Morning Drive - Professional Business Attire

Nathan Colquhoun, Sarnia Councillor, joins Mike and Lisa to talk about why he wore a fedora, tank top, and flip flops to a council meeting

Morning Drive - Mayor Dilkens

Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens joins Mike and Lisa to talk about the battery plant, Machett Road, and more

Morning Drive - Dog Import Ban

Viive Tamm, from Golden Rescue, joins Mike and Lisa to talk about Canada banning dogs from many countries due to rabies

The Shift - Mining the Moon

Interview - Dan Sax, CEO Canadian Space Mining Corp

The Shift - Cannabis Private Store Closures

Interview - Lisa Campbell, CEO Merchant of Legal Cannabis & Mushrooms

Have you ever wanted to live alone on a deserted island?

Evan Solomon speaks with Alvaro Cerezo, the founder of a company that drops tourists on deserted islands to live completely alone. He has been chronicling the story of Japan’s “naked island hermit”—a man who lived alone on a deserted island for 29 years. On today's show: Brian DeCaluwe, the father of a teen arrested at gunpoint after years of bullying at an Ontario sports academy. A teacher in London, Ontario is promoting authentic learning through a concept called ‘ungrading,' where students choose their own grades. We take your texts and calls. David Macdonald, senior economist at Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, on CEOs at Canada’s largest companies seeing a 23 per cent pay increase in 2021. Alvaro Cerezo, a Spanish explorer and founder of Docastaway.

The Shift - Violent Extremism

Interview - Christine Sarteschi, Associate Professor of Social Work & Criminology at Chatham University.

Wedding Customs That Are Outdated

Joe McParland - Wedding Officiant for Creative Marriage Celebrations talks about the most memorable weddings and moments he has experienced

ArriveCan Extension could causes More Problems instead of Solutions

Marty Firestone, President of Travel Secure explains why extending ArriveCan is the wrong decision

Dress Code Debate

Tank top-wearing Sarnia councilor says suit not needed to make good decisions - Do you think dress codes should become a thing of the past? Interview - Rino Bortolin, Windsor City Councilor