Welcome with Karim Kanji

Samantha Wan is an award winning actor, writer, director, producer and kick ass martial artist.

Mr. Toilet made its world premiere on April 27 2019 at North America's largest documentary festival, Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival. Nearly 60% of people worldwide do not have access to safe sanitation facilities. Globally, almost a billion people continue to defecate in public which risks the spread of disease. Everyday, 1,000 children die from water and sanitation-related d...

The World Or Nothing made it's world premiere on April 27th at Toronto's Hot Docs Festival.

Rolling Stone magazine have hailed PARVAAZ as "India's most exciting band."

Rama Rau is the producer and director of The Daughter Tree which premiered at Toronto's Hot Docs Festival.

MusicForLunch.com said her music leaves you exhausted but leaves a fire burning in your soil that wasn't there before. NOW magazine calls her a tornado of a stage presence. When I saw her earlier this year headlining the Horseshoe Tavern she blew the roof off the historic venue. I am thrilled to welcome to the show, SATE.

Justice Hafeez Amarshi is currently a Judge at the Ontario Court of Justice primarily residing over criminal law cases.

Chris Overholt is the CEO and President of the eSports ownership group, OverWatch Media.

My next guest has worked with Maestro Fresh Wes, help create FLOW 93.5 in Toronto and was a judge on the popular Canadian TV show, Canadian Idol.

Jade Hassouné has starred in hit shows such as Shadowhunters and That's My DJ.

Ari Shapiro and Karim Kanji discuss the most recent baseball off season as well as preview your 2019 Toronto Blue Jays.

Award-winning actor Tennille Read currently stars as Bianca in the hit CBC Original, Workin' Moms.

JUNO award-winning comedian Dave Merheje joined host Karim Kanji for a chat about his career and comedy in Canada.

Naomi Snieckus is an award-winning actress and comedian, one of the stars of Mr. D and host of the Firecracker Department podcast.

Two Geeks And A Backpack, Wayne and Elizabeth Cuffe.

City of Toronto Councillor Michael Thompson, like yours truly, is a graduate of Scarborough's Sir John A. Macdonald Collegiate Institute, a long time resident of Scarborough and has assisted in the creation of the Wexford Heights Business Improvement Area and the popular Taste of Lawrence Avenue East Festival.

In this session, Karim Kanji, Gregg Tilston, Dan Speerin and Ari Shapiro will discuss what impact technology and media will have on the upcoming Canadian federal election.

Matt Elliott is a city columnist for CBC in Toronto is also the publisher of the City Hall Watcher newsletter.

Carrianne Leung is currently the Writer-In-Residence at the University of Toronto's Scarborough Campus and author of That Time I Loved You.

Aparita Bhandari currently uncovers untold stories from the Toronto inner suburb of Scarborough for The Discourse.

Music Hall of Fame musician Ajay Massey is the lead singer and songwriter for the Toronto-based band U.N. Jefferson.

LU KALA’s debut single DCMO (Don’t Count Me Out) was released in September and has gained over 100K streams. The single was added to several official playlists including Spotify’s It’s a Bop, Indie Pop Chillout and New Music Friday Canada. It is also featured on Apple Music’s Breaking Pop playlist, Pure Pop and Pop Deluxe Radio.

Mohamad Fakih is a Lebanese-Canadian businessman and philanthropist. He started Paramount Fine Foods after arriving in Canada as an immigrant. In May 2018, Fakih was awarded an honourary doctorate from Ryerson University.

Aleem Kanji is a strategic leader in government relations, public policy and communications disciplines. Aleem joined Karim Kanji and Gregg Tilston in studio to chat about local, provincial and national politics in 2018 and what we can expect in 2019.

Tom Stephen spent the better part of two decades playing drums in and co-managing one of Canada’s top musical trios, The Jeff Healey Band.