Understanding the Nvidia spy scandal and should you get a fixed or variable mortgage?

Mon Lapin restaurant owner Vanya Filipovic on their much anticipated first cookbook and psychologist Dr Sonia Krol on why adults need more boredom.  

Understanding the Nvidia spy scandal and should you get a fixed or variable mortgage?

Tech Expert Daniel Bader looks at some of the weeks biggest tech scandals and mortgage specialist Martin Spalding on weather you should go fixed or variable.

What’s Canada’s plan on immigration and late night comedy

Political analyst Sandy White on what Canadians want out of immigration moving forward and the best of this week’s late night comedy.

Eggs for dinner and why a Quebec school put some students in a locker

Chef Vanessa Gianfrancesco gives us eggs for dinner and child psychologist Dr. Tamara Soles on why putting kids a locker is never the way to calm them down.  

Are Canadian supermarkets vulnerable to cyber attacks and a history of Montreal’s Homeless Shelters

The Food Professor Sylvain Charlebois looks at the cyber vulnerability of our grocery stores and Montreal Expert Thom Sievewright on the long history of our city’s shelters.  

Do we get more weight in the winter? Plus a look as some of the week’s most poignant editorials

Nutritionist Kim Arrey on why we eat more when it gets cold and Tom Whelan shares his Saturday morning press review.

Understanding anxiety disorders and why the Michelin guide is now rating wines

On hour 3 of the show, psychologist Dr Sonia Kroll explains why some people are more prone to anixety disorders than others and wine expert Jon Cercone on why the Micheline guide is getting into the buisness of wine.  

The hidden signs of a heart attack and Tesla is winding down on cybertrucks

On hour 2 of the show, cardiologist Dr Christopher Labos details some of the missed or lesserknown symptoms of a heart attack plus tech analyst Daniel Bader on why Tesla is winding down production on Cybertrucks.    

The budget is out- what works, what doesn’t and late night comedy

On hour 1 of the show today, political analyst Sandy White on the new  budget and what it means for Quebecers and the latest in late night comedy.  

The midterms are over, what’s next for U.S/Canada relations and what we know about disciplining our children

On hour 3 of the show today, Concordia Political Science professor Graham Dodds on if the Democrat “Blue Wave” stateside can help or hinder the trade wars. Plus child psychologist Dr. Tamara Soles on how discipline affects children and parental behavior.