Your Morning: The Podcast

In this week's episode of the Your Morning Podcast, we dive into the biggest stories across Canada—from the "Maple Maelstrom" to essential travel tips for the FIFA World Cup.
What’s inside this episode:
The Maple Maelstrom: Why two Quebec towns are feuding over the right to be the center of the syrup solar system.
Canada’s Poverty Report: Food Banks Canada discusses their latest evaluation of poverty-reduction efforts.
Parallel Parenting 101: Expert advice on co-parenting with someone you don’t get along with.
Brendan Fraser & Andrew Scott: Kelsey sits down with the stars of the new movie ‘Pressure.’
The Legalities of Prediction Markets: A deep dive into betting on almost anything.
FIFA World Cup Travel Tips: Expert Loren Christie shares how to join the festivities even without a ticket.

In this episode of Your Morning: The Podcast, we dive into the high-stakes news affecting Canadians this week.
First, we uncover a terrifying luggage-tag switching scheme that has led to innocent travelers being falsely accused of drug trafficking.
Then, we explore the legal side of heartbreak—who actually owns the engagement ring if the wedding is called off? A recent court case in British Columbia has sparked a massive debate across the country, and a high-conflict divorce lawyer joins us to explain the laws you need to know.
Plus:
The AI Job Market: Producer Lauren Toffan breaks down her deep dive into how AI is fundamentally reshaping entry-level roles.
School Safety Controversy: We speak with a parent from Barrie where "Safer Snorting" pamphlets were distributed to high school students.
Special Guests: Lindsey sits down with the Tom Green to talk about his new show and farm life, and comedian Tommy Davidson stops by the studio.

From the latest medical breakthroughs in Autism research to sprucing up your career with "resume botox," we cover the stories impacting Canadians this week. Plus, legendary broadcaster Rod Black joins us to discuss his new memoir and his storied career.
In this episode:
Catherine Hansen on her earthly experience of husband Jeremy Hansen’s lunar mission, as well as her new virtual healthcare platform
Broadcaster Rod Black: Life, Career, and a New Memoir
The Science of Hair Loss: Treatments That Actually Work
Inside Alzheimer’s: A Personal Look at Living with the Diagnosis
Resume Botox: The growing career trend helping people smooth out their resume
Breaking Research: The Genetic Pathway Linked to Autism
Vaccine Production: Canada’s Future Plans and Current Status

This week on Your Morning: The Podcast, we cover the urgent news and lifestyle stories shaping the Canadian landscape. From the environmental crisis in the West to a rising health emergency for young Canadians, we’re breaking down the issues that matter most.
In this episode:
Wildfire Alert: Western Canada is bracing for an early wildfire season. We explain the current conditions and what to expect.
Youth Heart Health: A sobering look at why heart failure is on the rise among young Canadians and the warning signs to watch for.
Vaccine-Preventable Illness: Why hospitalizations for preventable diseases are climbing and what health experts are saying.
Health Myth-Busting: We separate fact from fiction regarding birth control and hormonal health.
Declutter & Refresh: Practical tips on how to store, sell, or let go of items to reclaim your space.
Holly Humberstone Interview: An exclusive sit-down with the musical sensation on her latest work and life on the road.

On this week's Your Morning podcast, we’re looking at why Canada is building its own spaceports to end our reliance on the U.S. and a bizarre lawsuit out of Hudson, Quebec, where homeowners are suing over a "violent death" disclosure.
Plus:
Brain Health: How nature-based activities can reduce the risk of dementia and Alzheimer’s.
The Sunscreen Paradox: Why melanoma cases are rising despite more sunscreen use.
Ozempic in Canada: Are generic versions finally coming, and did Canada miss a major opportunity?
Hank Idsinga: The legendary Toronto homicide detective reflects on 34 years of service and his new memoir, 'The High Road'.