Morgan Campbell

Morgan Campbell, a journalist and CBC Sports contributor, dives into the shocking Ryan Wedding investigation, revealing how the athlete's Olympic fame and ethnicity influence media narratives. They explore the spectacle of U.S. law enforcement's approach and discuss sensational tactics of the controversial lawyer Deepak Paradkar. The discussion also highlights the role of crime blogs in uncovering stories and questions the media's responsibility in amplifying certain criminal profiles. Campbell challenges the perception of privilege in Wedding's choices, offering a fresh perspective.

Mel Woods, a culture writer exploring media's impact on events, and Morgan Campbell, who analyzes sports media evolution, dive into the evolving landscape of the Olympics. They discuss how streaming and TikTok have transformed athlete visibility and fan engagement, making the Games more personal and interactive. The duo highlights the humorous side of athletes' social media journeys and reflects on how these changes challenge traditional broadcasting. They also explore the implications for future sports viewing experiences and sponsorship opportunities.

Morgan Campbell, a senior contributor at CBC Sports, shares insights on the Blue Jays' World Series run, emphasizing the unique emotional connection fans have with the team. Kaitlyn McGrath, a seasoned reporter, discusses the Jays' overachievement and the importance of future roster decisions. Georgia Sengupta, a cultural commentator, highlights the team’s national significance and its evolution as a symbol for Canada. Together, they explore what this postseason means beyond baseball, reflecting on fan grief and pride after the Game 7 loss.