The Weekend Morning Show with Dave Trafford

Guest:

Sarah Laing - Contributing writer at The Kit

GUEST: Dr. Bonnie Kaplan (Professor Emerita, Cumming School of Medicine at the University of Calgary & co-author of ‘The Better Brain’)

https://theconversation.com/junk-food-and-the-brain-how-modern-diets-lacking-in-micronutrients-may-contribute-to-angry-rhetoric-170863 

https://thebetterbrainbook.com/ 

GUEST: Toronto Mayor John Tory

GUEST: Rod Black (Sports analyst)

GUEST: Brian Doucet (Canada Research Chair in Urban Change & Social Inclusion, University of Waterloo)

https://theconversation.com/housing-is-both-a-human-right-and-a-profitable-asset-and-thats-the-problem-172846 

GUEST: Neil Hetherington (CEO, Daily Bread Food Bank)

https://www.dailybread.ca/ 

GUEST: Geraldine Ronan (Actor, Producer, Script Consultant, Director in Film, Television & Theatre)

https://www.wavesofhearts.com/ 

GUEST: Mark Henick (Mental health advocate)

https://www.fastcompany.com/90515476/how-to-build-a-rest-ethic-that-is-as-strong-as-your-work-one?partner=rss&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=rss+fastcompany&utm_content=rss&fbclid=IwAR2zdK-EVoJrKJSKntqXe2rdoJLzBe6KzluMY_2lyhcIkg1rR439sPpRN98 

GUEST: David Schultz (Political Science Professor, Hamline University)

GUEST: Chantal Kreviazuk (Musician, singer, songwriter, composer)

Chantal Kreviauk performs TONIGHT (Sunday Dec 12th) at the El Mocambo at 7:30pm.

GUEST: Mike Schreiner (Leader, Green Party of Ontario)

GUEST: Dave Hardy (President of Hardy Stevenson & Associates Limited, Executive Director of the Institute for New Suburbanism)

GUESTS: 

Eric Alper (Publicist & music commentator)

Darryl Sterdan (Music critic)

GUEST: Kiana Persad (Musician & singer-songwriter)

https://www.kianamusic.ca/music-1 

https://prsguitars.com/artists/story/introducing_the_class_of_2022 

GUEST: Cathy Barrick (CEO, Alzheimer Society of Ontario)

The Alzheimer Society is launching the Quest for Kindness —a month-long fundraising event that runs January 1-29/22 and challenges individual participants and teams to make at least 30 kind-nections by completing a series of acts of kindness to help make the community a kinder place for those living with dementia.  AND - January happens to be Alzheimer Awareness Month!
 
The Quest for Kindness goal is to fight the stigma surrounding Alzheimer’s disease and dementia and fundraise to help raise $1 million to support crucial Alzheimer Society education, counselling, and social recreation programs for the 250,000 people living with dementia in Ontario.