What happened when you revealed your truth?

Your stories about revealing a secret that changed everything. Our guest is Harvard Business School's Leslie John, author of the new book: Revealing: The Underrated Power of Oversharing.

You weigh in as a Toronto city councillor gets set to introduce the idea at council this week. Coun Anthony Perruzza is one of our guests. Also hear from Aaron Vansintjan, policy manager at Food Secure Canada.

We hear about the cost the U.S.-Israel war with Iran has had on you and your family. Our guests include Ret. Ltn-General Andrew Leslie, former commander of the Canadian Army, and former Liberal Member of Parliament. Also with us is Younes Zangiabadi, executive director of the Institute for Peace and Diplomacy.

As Ontario looks to prevent tickets from being resold for higher prices than their original value, we hear about your experiences in the ticket resale market. Our guest is Vass Bednar, managing director of the policy think tank the Canadian SHIELD Institute.

Our regular gardening expert Paul Zammit has some tips on spring pruning and takes your gardening questions. Paul is a professor of horticulture and environmental studies at Niagara College.

Your stories with our guests: 17-year-old youth rights advocate, Jaden Braves, and Christopher Dietzel, Co-investigator at DIY (Digitally Informed Youth), at Western University.

Your calls and Sara Grimes, professor in communication studies and Wolfe chair in scientific and technological literacy at McGill University. We also speak with Roblox's senior director of product policy, Eliza Jacobs.

In the wake of the bombshell Project South investigation and arrest of several Toronto officers, we hear from listeners about what it takes to rebuild trust in police and we hear from the former director of the Special Investigations Unit, Ian Scott for his thoughts. We also speak with Shamso Elmi, co-founder of Mending a Crack in the Sky, about the impact of the arrests on police trust in the community she advocates for.

Your stories with professor Sue Winton, York University Chair in Policy Analysis for Democracy and director of the Public Education Exchange. We also hear from Lea Ann Mallett, executive director with the Learning Disabilities Association of Peel Region and chair of the Special Education Advisory Committee at Peel.

We hear your thoughts on expanding the Island Airport so that it could accommodate jet planes. Our guest for the first half hour is aviation management expert John Gradek, a faculty lecturer at McGill University.