Today on The Social, Usher says he still believes in convicted felon and disgraced music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs. And, is there value in working a "bridge job” that’s adjacent to what you want?  Then, what we lost with the decline of the rom-com.  And, is the “diva” going extinct?  Plus, is coaching culture a scam?

 

Featuring actor Shamier Anderson.

Today on The Social, Usher says he still believes in convicted felon and disgraced music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs. And, is there value in working a "bridge job&rdquo; that&rsquo;s adjacent to what you want?&nbsp; Then, what we lost with the decline of the rom-com. &nbsp;And, is the &ldquo;diva&rdquo; going extinct? &nbsp;Plus, is coaching culture a scam?
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Featuring actor Shamier Anderson.

Missed The Social on air today? Catch the show’s fiery discussions and debates with Melissa Grelo, Cynthia Loyst, Andrea Bain and correspondent Jess Allen! You don't want to miss it.

Missed The Social on air today? Catch the show’s fiery discussions and debates with Melissa Grelo, Cynthia Loyst, Andrea Bain and correspondent Jess Allen! You don't want to miss it.

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Usher Defends Diddy's Legacy

Today on The Social, Canadian superstars Tate McRae, Justin Bieber and The Weeknd aren’t attending the Juno Awards despite their nominations.  Do they owe it to the country to show up? Then, are you guilty of taking local wonders for granted? And, Vince Vaughn believes politics are killing late night talk shows.  Then, a squirrel was caught…vaping?!  Plus, are you interested in hearing about your friend’s friends?

 

Featuring Jennifer Hollett, executive director of ‘The Walrus’.

Today on The Social, Canadian superstars Tate McRae, Justin Bieber and The Weeknd aren&rsquo;t attending the Juno Awards despite their nominations.&nbsp; Do they owe it to the country to show up? Then, are you guilty of taking local wonders for granted? And, Vince Vaughn believes politics are killing late night talk shows.&nbsp; Then, a squirrel was caught&hellip;vaping?! &nbsp;Plus, are you interested in hearing about your friend&rsquo;s friends?
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Featuring Jennifer Hollett, executive director of &lsquo;The Walrus&rsquo;.

Vince Vaughn Thinks Politics Are Killing Late Night

Today on The Social, Brazilian soccer star Jorginho Frello calls out Chappell Roan for leaving his 11-year-old daughter extremely shaken by her security!  And, K-pop sensation BTS livestreamed their first concert in four years!  Then, do you think men struggle to maintain friendships?  And, have you ever tried to buy something you saw on screen?  Plus, is it okay to go no-contact with your family members?

Featuring actor and musician Raoul Bhaneja.

Today on The Social, Brazilian soccer star Jorginho Frello calls out Chappell Roan for leaving his 11-year-old daughter extremely shaken by her security! &nbsp;And, K-pop sensation BTS livestreamed their first concert in four years! &nbsp;Then, do you think men struggle to maintain friendships? &nbsp;And, have you ever tried to buy something you saw on screen? &nbsp;Plus, is it okay to go no-contact with your family members?
Featuring actor and musician Raoul Bhaneja.

Chappell Roan's Security Drama

Today on The Social, Dolly Parton won’t date because she believes her late husband is “waiting on the other side”.  And, can friends judge your relationship better than you do?  Then, France’s foreign minister says Canada should consider joining the European Union.  Plus, are North Americans missing the point when it comes to sauna culture?  And, Canada’s largest cemetery is considering an immersive light show to make money.  Then, Cardi B calls out Canadian fans for not selling out her Hamilton tour date.  Plus, a mother has decided to cut off her daughter financially when she turns 18.  Then, do you consider the “Irish good-bye” rude or right?  And, Canadian environmental activist, broadcaster and author David Suzuki joins us to reflect on a remarkable life and the lessons he’s learned along the way.

Featuring writer and scholar Riley Yesno, and comedian and content creator Carley Thorne.

Today on The Social, Dolly Parton won&rsquo;t date because she believes her late husband is &ldquo;waiting on the other side&rdquo;.&nbsp; And, can friends judge your relationship better than you do?&nbsp; Then, France&rsquo;s foreign minister says Canada should consider joining the European Union.&nbsp; Plus, are North Americans missing the point when it comes to sauna culture?&nbsp; And, Canada&rsquo;s largest cemetery is considering an immersive light show to make money.&nbsp; Then, Cardi B calls out Canadian fans for not selling out her Hamilton tour date.&nbsp; Plus, a mother has decided to cut off her daughter financially when she turns 18.&nbsp; Then, do you consider the &ldquo;Irish good-bye&rdquo; rude or right?&nbsp; And, Canadian environmental activist, broadcaster and author David Suzuki joins us to reflect on a remarkable life and the lessons he&rsquo;s learned along the way.
Featuring writer and scholar Riley Yesno, and comedian and content creator Carley Thorne.

Usher Defends Diddy's Legacy

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