Today on The Social, the Parti Québécois won a minority government in Quebec’s provincial election, putting separatism back on the agenda.  And, Prime Minister Mark Carney is rumoured to be a longshot for the Nobel Peace Prize.  Then, how does alcohol affect your relationships?  Plus, skinny jeans are back!  And, Michael Douglas reveals details about his on-set affairs.  Then, we discuss the history and purpose of human hair.  And, how to manage back-to-school anxiety.

Featuring comedian Elvira Kurt, evolutionary biologist and author Judy Wearing, and senior community manager at Kids Help Phone, Tamar Brannigan.

Today on The Social, the Parti Qu&eacute;b&eacute;cois won a minority government in Quebec&rsquo;s provincial election, putting separatism back on the agenda. &nbsp;And, Prime Minister Mark Carney is rumoured to be a longshot for the Nobel Peace Prize.&nbsp; Then, how does alcohol affect your relationships?&nbsp; Plus, skinny jeans are back!&nbsp; And, Michael Douglas reveals details about his on-set affairs.&nbsp; Then, we discuss the history and purpose of human hair.&nbsp; And, how to manage back-to-school anxiety.
Featuring comedian Elvira Kurt, evolutionary biologist and author Judy Wearing, and senior community manager at Kids Help Phone, Tamar Brannigan.

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Quebec Separatism is Back on the Agenda

Today on The Social, a New York politician is embracing his BDSM past.  And, “frosted tips” are making a comeback!  Then, why do tech CEOs sound like doomsday cult leaders?  Plus, Kelly Ripa doesn’t trust her husband Mark Consuelos to dress her for her funeral.  And, employees are “loud working” in an effort to secure their jobs.  Then, Michael Douglas reveals what saved his marriage to Catherine Zeta-Jones.  Plus, Harper Beckham wants a beauty brand and perm.  And, what does it mean to be Canadian amid rising separatist sentiment and growing concerns about American influence?

Featuring actor and comedian Miguel Rivas, former Yukon regional chief Kluane Adamek, former MP and fundraiser executive Marci Ien, and journalist and author Carol Off.

Today on The Social, a New York politician is embracing his BDSM past.&nbsp; And, &ldquo;frosted tips&rdquo; are making a comeback!&nbsp; Then, why do tech CEOs sound like doomsday cult leaders?&nbsp; Plus, Kelly Ripa doesn&rsquo;t trust her husband Mark Consuelos to dress her for her funeral.&nbsp; And, employees are &ldquo;loud working&rdquo; in an effort to secure their jobs.&nbsp; Then, Michael Douglas reveals what saved his marriage to Catherine Zeta-Jones.&nbsp; Plus, Harper Beckham wants a beauty brand and perm.&nbsp; And, what does it mean to be Canadian amid rising separatist sentiment and growing concerns about American influence?
Featuring actor and comedian Miguel Rivas, former Yukon regional chief Kluane Adamek, former MP and fundraiser executive Marci Ien, and journalist and author Carol Off.

Kelly Ripa Won’t Let Her Husband Dress Her for Her Funeral

Today on The Social, do you judge Canadians who are still travelling to the U.S.?  And, is it okay to correct rude teens in front of their parents?  Then, Taylor Swift surprise-drops new music just hours after Olivia Rodrigo’s latest release.  Plus, a young boy is disappointed when the Tooth Fairy leaves him less money than his classmates.  And, should you leave your partner if they’re ruining your chance at valuable network connections?  Then, the fascinating true crime story of a Canadian Olympic snowboarder turned alleged international drug kingpin.  Plus, how to add joy to your life with a ‘Dessert Club’.  And, first-class amenity kits have become holy grail collectibles.

Featuring TV host and writer Teddy Wilson, writer Bee Quammie, investigative journalist Michelle Shepard, ‘Toronto Star’ reporter Calvi Leon, and author Diane Borsato.

Today on The Social, do you judge Canadians who are still travelling to the U.S.?&nbsp; And, is it okay to correct rude teens in front of their parents?&nbsp; Then, Taylor Swift surprise-drops new music just hours after Olivia Rodrigo&rsquo;s latest release.&nbsp; Plus, a young boy is disappointed when the Tooth Fairy leaves him less money than his classmates.&nbsp; And, should you leave your partner if they&rsquo;re ruining your chance at valuable network connections?&nbsp; Then, the fascinating true crime story of a Canadian Olympic snowboarder turned alleged international drug kingpin.&nbsp; Plus, how to add joy to your life with a &lsquo;Dessert Club&rsquo;.&nbsp; And, first-class amenity kits have become holy grail collectibles.
Featuring TV host and writer Teddy Wilson, writer Bee Quammie, investigative journalist Michelle Shepard, &lsquo;Toronto Star&rsquo; reporter Calvi Leon, and author Diane Borsato.

Is Taylor Swift Intentionally Stealing the Spotlight?

Today on The Social, what happens if you confess your feelings to your work crush and they report you to HR? And, has the idea of being the boss become less appealing?  Then, an AI surveillance camera in downtown Toronto is giving residents the creeps.  Plus, how much control should be given to the person paying for the wedding?  And, Shemar Moore talks about his new series, ‘S.W.A.T. Exiles’.  Then, Dr. Sarah Mitchell talks about a new treatment that can slow early Alzheimer's disease.  And, Bonnie Garmus joins the show to talk about her new novel ‘Peck & Peck’.

Featuring journalist and speaker Farah Nasser, actor Shemar Moore, neurologist Dr. Sara Mitchell, and author Bonnie Garmus.

Today on The Social, what happens if you confess your feelings to your work crush and they report you to HR? And, has the idea of being the boss become less appealing?&nbsp; Then, an AI surveillance camera in downtown Toronto is giving residents the creeps.&nbsp; Plus, how much control should be given to the person paying for the wedding?&nbsp; And, Shemar Moore talks about his new series, &lsquo;S.W.A.T. Exiles&rsquo;.&nbsp; Then, Dr. Sarah Mitchell talks about a new treatment that can slow early Alzheimer's disease.&nbsp; And, Bonnie Garmus joins the show to talk about her new novel &lsquo;Peck &amp; Peck&rsquo;.
Featuring journalist and speaker Farah Nasser, actor Shemar Moore, neurologist Dr. Sara Mitchell, and author Bonnie Garmus.

Quebec Separatism is Back on the Agenda

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