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Day 6
Get caught up on the week without ruining your weekend. Host Brent Bambury delivers an energetic mix of must-hear stories carefully chosen to keep you in the loop and keep you guessing. Ready when you are on Saturday mornings. And heads up — there will be a quiz.
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How did picking which World Cup team to cheer for get so complicated? 10.07.2026 54:09
Passion or politics? History or heritage? Choosing a World Cup Team to back can be fraught. PLUS: Frenchy’s, the beloved Eastern Canadian thrift shop, is now a musical Legally Blonde at 25: How Elle Woods inspired a generation of female lawyers How Charlie Watts helped define rock and roll Remembering Total Eclipse of The Heart singer Bonnie Tyler Riffed from the Headlines, our weekly musical news...
Why it's important to remember the 2021 heat dome in British Columbia 03.07.2026 54:07
With many parts of Canada under extreme heat warnings this week, it’s hard not to think about what took place in B.C. five years ago when 619 people died from the heat. Those deaths included Melanie Cheng’s cousin, Beverley. Melanie is now calling for more action to better protect communities in the future. PLUS: Snail mail is back! Why people will pay to receive physical letters An actor wh...
After six Prime Ministers in 10 years, can anyone govern the U.K.? 26.06.2026 53:48
PLUS: Former U.S. soccer player charts a history of sportswashing, from Mussolini to Trump A Manitoba Pride group turned a vandalized billboard into a successful protest campaign Cory Doctorow's new book challenges us to think about AI before it's too late Palestinian architect curates an exhibit based on what his family lost in the Nakba Riffed from the Headlines, our weekly musical news quiz.
Meet the Canadian who helped develop the perfect turf for each World Cup stadium 19.06.2026 54:09
How scientists overcame the challenge of 16 host cities spread across three climatic zones. PLUS: Mechanical AI humanoids may bump human labourers off the line sooner than you think Reviewing Toy Story 5, the latest installment in a beloved 30-year-old franchise What a super-charged El Niño could mean for geopolitics Becky Toyne’s 2026 list of the best summer reads Riffed from the Head...
SpaceX just completed the biggest IPO in history. (Yes, in this economy) 12.06.2026 52:35
Also, Elon Musk is now the world's first trillionaire. PLUS: Why changing teens' relationship with social media requires a culture shift, not a ban How ugly, alienating office spaces became the star of the hit horror movie Backrooms Serena Williams’ return to tennis has sparked a conversation about the use of GLP-1 drugs in sports How unmanned drones could change wildfire season in Canada Riffed f...
Canada's World Cup opener is a test of dual loyalty for Bosnian-Canadians 05.06.2026 54:12
Emina Kapo is braced for an emotional and bittersweet match between her two countries on June 12, and promises the Bosnian diaspora will party whatever the result. PLUS: What countries can learn from Ukraine's innovative combat style A new documentary explores IKEA's alleged ties to Romania's 'Timber Mafia' Examining the unfolding drama at 60 Minutes The new book from the author...
Could we bring down the price of gas in Canada? 29.05.2026 54:11
An economist says the price at the pumps has little to do with war or market forces PLUS: One Canadian's story of being captured and detained by Israeli forces on board a Gaza-bound flotilla Why ads for burgers, cars and vacations have disappeared from Amsterdam's streets How comedian Scarlet Chen turned cultural whiplash into comedy gold Riffed from the Headlines, our weekly musical news q...
Kevin O’Leary's Utah data centre will be twice the size of Manhattan. Residents have questions 22.05.2026 54:11
Why local discussions about data centres are becoming more contentious. PLUS: How fungi thriving in scorched earth could help landscapes recover from wildfires Why strippers in Montreal are taking labour action on one of the busiest weekends of the year Inside the vast scam centres of Southeast Asia -- and the human trafficking schemes that help them run Riffed from the Headlines, our weekly music...
Expos and Habs fans love Youppi! And his designer loves Montreal back 15.05.2026 53:59
Meet the Muppet designer who created Montreal's beloved mascot, Youppi! PLUS: It’s been a huge week for the PWHL. So why are the games so hard to find on TV? Comedian Matt Lieb says Israel’s campaign to win Eurovision speaks volumes about state propaganda It’s not your imagination; stolen food really does taste better American military historian says hubris leads to failed campaigns, from Vietnam...
Why calls to deport get the biggest cheers at Alberta independence rallies 08.05.2026 54:11
PLUS: Jessi Cruickshank’s bid to get women back out dancing — and back home in time for a good night’s sleep The latest adaptation of Orwell’s Animal Farm is an animated film with fart jokes Why thousands in the UK want their government to cut ties with tech giant Palantir Why aren't we tallying the environmental cost of war? Riffed from the Headlines, our weekly musical news quiz.
20 years after its last Child Alert in Darfur, UNICEF is sounding the alarm again 01.05.2026 54:13
How Sudan became the world's forgotten conflict. PLUS: The moment Buffalo Sabres fans stepped up to sing the Canadian national anthem More countries look to move off fossil fuels as the Iran war squeezes fuel supplies In his 19th season with the Stratford Festival Tom McCamus brings two iconic characters to the stage Celebrated operatic tenor Russell Thomas reflects on unrequited love as he return...
How the Strait of Hormuz shapes everything from the cost of groceries to the availability of airplane tickets 24.04.2026 54:11
How a tiny dot on the map came to have an outsized influence on the world. PLUS: The long-awaited Michael Jackson biopic is here. Should you watch it? Pope Francis helped convert a Popemobile into a mobile clinic for Gazan children. A year after his death, it still can't get in Namesake documents a First Nation’s effort to get a B.C. city to address its colonial roots What King Charles can learn f...
How ‘surveillance pricing’ uses our personal data to charge us more 17.04.2026 53:57
As we buy more and more things online, companies are using personal data to offer different prices to different people with the goal of finding the maximum price you will pay at that moment. PLUS: What’s behind the Trump administration’s feud with the Pope? The case for putting Mariah Carey in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Can community ownership decommodify real estate? Canadian actor Sugi...
For All Mankind's alternate space race reality and our collective fascination with the moon 10.04.2026 54:12
As the crew of Artemis II readjust to Earth's orbit, two of For All Mankind's creators reflect on the excitement of the moment and the parallels to their hit show. PLUS: Why one writer thinks most journalists are taking too soft an approach to the U.S. president's hard rhetoric. The star of Netflix hit 'XO, Kitty' talks about growing up alongside her character. AI companies want us to...
Why pre-internet conspiracy theories about the moon landing are so hard to shake 03.04.2026 54:15
Moon landing conspiracy theories pre-date AI slop by half-a-century. The curator of the Smithsonian's Apollo Collection explains why they endure. PLUS: After five weeks of war, Trump might be further from victory with Iran than when he started A new documentary reveals the harrowing lives of independent Russian journalists in the lead up to the war in Ukraine How countertenor Iestyn Davies uncover...
If AI music isn’t human, can it still count as Canadian content? 27.03.2026 53:56
How AI music threatens CanCon regulations. PLUS: Mass displacement in Lebanon RCMP spying on Indigenous groups Freshwater fish species at risk No Kings protests in Minnesota Riffed from the Headlines, our weekly news quiz.
KPop Demon Hunters creator Maggie Kang celebrates her recent Oscars win 20.03.2026 54:03
PLUS: Jared Kushner negotiates with Iran while making billions from Iran’s enemies Amidst tariff fears, the Port of Saint John emerges as a gateway for shipping Canadian goods Pioneering music of overlooked gay porn composers gets new life on Dark Entries Records After 16 years in power, Hungary’s Viktor Orbán faces a challenge to his authoritarian rule Riffed from the Headlines, our weekly musica...
How strikes on Tehran's oil facilities sparked an environmental disaster that could last for years 13.03.2026 54:07
PLUS: The co-writer of KPop Demon Hunters' smash hit Golden The case for nationalized, public AI in Canada NFB documentary My Knitting Circle shows how the craft can create a community Oscar-nominated doc pays tribute to a journalist who spent his life to covering conflict Riffed from the Headlines, our weekly musical news quiz
As Iran exploits cheap drones, the U.S. turns to Ukraine for help 06.03.2026 54:13
PLUS: Prediction markets spawn allegations of insider trading on global conflicts The strange, confusing history of Daylight Saving Time Generation Gilmore Girls celebrates the enduring appeal of a feel-good TV favourite Ariel Dorfman explains how a Pinochet admirer became Chile’s next president Riffed from the Headlines, our weekly musical news quiz.
How the Jalisco New Generation Cartel became the biggest criminal organization in Mexican history 27.02.2026 54:09
PLUS: What's happening with the neighbours downstairs? How AI is transforming dating apps Resident Evil marks its 30th anniversary with a new game Inside the lawless world of crypto romance scammers A Ukrainian composer marks four years of war with a suite called Perseverantia Riffed from the Headlines, our weekly musical news quiz.
Will former prince Andrew’s arrest lead to consequences for Epstein’s enablers? 20.02.2026 54:00
PLUS: The cameras that capture the excitement of Olympic hockey Why Survivor endures after 25 years and 50 seasons That time Jesse Jackson told the kids of Sesame Street they were all somebody Tig Notaro on her Oscar-nominated documentary Come See Me in the Good Light A Canadian proudly lists Palestine as her birthplace on her passport for the first time Riffed from the Headlines...
After years of promises, there are signs of progress for self-driving cars in Canada 13.02.2026 54:20
PLUS: How a tiny, tight-knit community is managing one of the worst mass shootings in Canadian history Canadian hockey fans find a warm reception at the Olympics in Italy What’s the endgame as the U.S. tightens the screws on Cuba? Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee returns with a new show Queen of Chess documentary tells the story of the teenage girl who changed chess forever Riffed from t...
Moltbook, a new social network for AI agents causes bot existentialism and human panic 06.02.2026 54:09
Bots get a social media platform of their own and humans get a glimpse of what they'd talk about if left (mostly) unprompted. PLUS: Bad Bunny's very good week Can Quebec be a roadmap for Alberta’s independence movement? What delays in Ottawa mean for pending wrongful conviction cases Crystal Shawanda's challenging road to her latest Juno nomination Riffed from the Hea...
Remembering the warmth, charm and immense talent of Catherine O’Hara 30.01.2026 53:56
PLUS: Trump's actions are fueling a growing campaign to boycott this year's World Cup Why is ICE using neo-Nazi imagery in its recruiting ads? Three reasons history podcasts are having a moment Really Happy Someday captures a trans actor’s journey to rediscover his voice Riffed from the Headlines, our weekly musical news quiz.
No world order: How to adapt to a chaotic American superpower 23.01.2026 54:04
A former U.S. Ambassador says buckle up for the next three years. PLUS: America, What The Hell? Would Trump really use an Alberta referendum to try to take over Canada? A psychologist specializing in narcissism has some thoughts on negotiating with Trump The joy of watching straight dudes react to watching Heated Rivalry What can we expect from Canada's new AI strategy? Riffed from the Headlines,...
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