
Inside Copy: How To Sabotage Your Own Party's Candidate?
One candidate wanted to face a Democrat in the general election. The path he allegedly chose to get there involved planting evidence on someone from his own party, and it did not go the way he planned...
12 Sep 7min

A Weekend Watch List for Witches, Rebels, and Gamers
This week's watch list runs from a witch sequel with a devoted following to a medieval uprising and a rock reunion decades in the making. Steve Stebbing walks through what is actually worth your time ...
12 Sep 18min

ICYMI - What Happens to a Marriage When the Kids Leave
Long before the last kid moves out, Dr. Laurie Betito says the empty nest has already been happening in small doses for years. She traces how those early separations quietly shape how parents react wh...
12 Sep 18min

The AI Contradiction Playing Out at This Year's Film Festivals
At this year's festival season, Mohit Rajhans noticed something that does not quite add up. Filmmakers are warning about how dangerous AI technology could be, while using it at the same time to make t...
12 Sep 9min

Shiftheads - TIFF Opening Weekend: Why Some People Go To The Same Film Festival For Decades
Ben Harrison explains what keeps people coming back to TIFF year after year, including attendees well into their seventies and eighties who treat it as an annual tradition. It isn't really about the m...
12 Sep 9min

Unlucky? He Was Born on Friday the 13th, So He Ran the Numbers
Jeffrey Rosenthal has a personal stake in this question. He was born on a Friday the 13th, and every time someone calls the date unlucky, it feels a little bit personal. So he did what a statistics pr...
12 Sep 10min

Half of Us Won't Remember 9/11 by the 2030s
Twenty five years after September 11th, the hosts compare notes on where they were that morning, and the gap between those old enough to remember it and those who were not born yet. One documentary es...
11 Sep 9min

NEW - The Non-Written Rule Jacking Up Your Grocery Bill
Food inflation is coming, but not for the reason most people assume. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois breaks down a quiet, unwritten pricing rule grocers follow every year, and why the months right before and a...
11 Sep 9min




















