Rosemary Barton, CBC’s chief political correspondent, discusses tax changes impacting the rich, public service workers returning to the office, and the NDP accusing Conservatives of attacking women's reproductive health. Topics include capital gains tax revisions, impact on different groups, controversy over office returns, union mobilization, pharmacare legislation, and navigating women's reproductive rights in conservative politics.

Shireen Ahmed discusses the WNBA's rising star, Caitlin Clark, and the league's growth challenges. Topics include Caitlin Clark's impact, pay disparity in women's sports, and strategic efforts for WNBA expansion and equitable compensation.

An exploration of Eurovision's political history, debates around Israel's participation, and the contest's ongoing political tensions. The guest, a PhD candidate in European history, provides insights into the geopolitical implications of this iconic singing competition.

Israel's rejection of a ceasefire deal, pushing into Gaza's last refuge sparks questions. What are the conditions for Israel to agree to a ceasefire? Why didn't Israel accept a deal to release hostages? The human cost of Israel's pursuit of 'total victory' in Gaza is examined by the Guardian's world affairs editor, Julian Borger.

David Reevely, cybersecurity expert, discusses the rise of sophisticated scams including fake online shops, impersonation tactics, and crypto schemes. He highlights how even educated individuals can fall victim and provides tips on how to protect against evolving scam methods.

Exploring the influence of lobbyists on government decisions, the ethical concerns and loopholes in Canadian lobbying, the impact of gifts and donations on political decision-making, the role of lobbying in shaping federal policies, and challenges with ethics and transparency in Canadian politics.

Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar's assassination in Canada raises suspicions of Indian government involvement, blurring lines between organized crime and foreign policy. Evan Dyer's exclusive reporting delves into the connections, potential hits on political enemies, and safety concerns within the Canadian Sikh community.

Exploring the McGill University encampment advocating for divestment from Israel, highlighting student activism and the controversial BDS movement. Discussing academic perspectives on boycotting ties to Israeli military, challenges of combating anti-Semitic perceptions, and resistance against a 75-year occupation. Campus activism at McGill University showcases the tension between university administration and student demands for divestment.

Exploring why Loblaw sparked a nationwide boycott despite increased profits. Should Loblaw be seen as more than just a retailer? Analyzing consumer anger towards Loblaw and potential impacts of competition and boycotts. Vass Bednar discusses implications for the grocery sector and market regulation.

Rapper Shad delves into the Drake and Kendrick beef, discussing diss tracks, industry dynamics, and the role of rap beefs in hip hop culture. The podcast also explores Toronto slang, accent mockery, and the historical rap feud between Jay-Z and Nas, drawing parallels with the current feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar.