Your Morning: The Podcast

In this week's episode of Your Morning: The Podcast, we break down why half the country turned back their clocks while others stayed put—and what health experts are warning about the shift. Then, Ontario farm kid turned astronaut Jeremy Hansen sits down in studio to talk about his upcoming Moon mission and his extraordinary journey. We’re also joined by: Jimmy Chin & Jim Morrison on their harrowing 6-year journey filming Everest: The Other Side. Kia Nurse & Allison Sandmeyer-Graves on the booming momentum behind women’s sports in Canada. Curling icon Brad Gushue reflecting on his career and sharing stories from his new memoir. Renowned broadcaster and author Jesse Wente discussing his latest book, Tough Lies.

From iconic true crime stories and national identity to cutting-edge medical investigations, this week's podcast covers the conversations everyone is talking about. Legendary broadcaster Keith Morrison joins us to reflect on his decades in journalism, the Canadian roots of his career, and Dateline’s latest expansion north. Plus, investigative author Robert Kolker breaks down a rare, devastating genetic condition affecting families, and we tackle crucial questions around women’s health, men’s mental health, and modern identity.

On this week’s episode of Your Morning: The Podcast, we sit down with major TV stars to discuss their latest roles and spinoffs: Emily Hampshire breaks down her Marvel series ‘VisionQuest’, Jack Alcott teases the upcoming season of ‘Dexter: Resurrection’, and Shemar Moore shares what it’s like stepping back into action for ‘S.W.A.T. Exiles’. We’re also looking at a landmark 12-year Canadian research study uncovering a potential link between ultra-processed foods and brain damage. And, with fall in full swing, we break down what you need to know about RSV and the best ways to protect your family this season. Then, former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney joins us to unpack where the province heads next following a historic referendum.

In this episode of Your Morning: The Podcast: Olympic champion Tessa Virtue sits down with Kelsey to discuss returning to the dance stage at Fall for Dance North, how her early ballet training shaped her figure skating career, and balancing life today as a wife and mother. Veteran Canadian journalist and foreign correspondent Paul Workman opens up about his personal journey living with a rare blood cancer and the urgent need for expanded research and awareness. Anne-Marie chats with the stars of the supernatural mystery series YAGA—Carrie-Anne Moss, Noah Reid, and Clark Backo—about filming on Vancouver Island and reimagining the folklore of Baba Yaga. Plus, Lindsey speaks with investigative reporter Amy Dempsey Raven about the baffling cold cases at the center of her investigative true crime podcast, What Happened to the Harrisons.  

In this episode of Your Morning: The Podcast, we bring you an incredible lineup spanning Hollywood, Canadian military leadership, health myths, and entertainment history: • Snooki & Kevin Whitaker: Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi teams up with paranormal investigator Kevin Whitaker to discuss their spine-chilling new show, Snooki: The Paranormal Rookie. • The Cast of 'Unabomber': Shailene Woodley, Jacob Tremblay, and Annabelle Wallis join us to discuss bringing the complex story of Ted Kaczynski to the big screen. • Clean Eating Debunked: Registered dietitian Nishta Saxena breaks down the popular concept of “clean eating”—uncovering the hidden risks, myths, and genuine benefits behind the trend. • General Wayne Eyre: Canada's former Chief of the Defence Staff sits down with us to share stories and reflections from his candid new memoir, Into the Breach. • The Legendary 'Godspell' Cast: Canadian comedy icon Jayne Eastwood looks back on the historic Toronto production of Godspell and the new documentary You Had to Be There, featuring early career memories with Martin Short, Eugene Levy, and Gilda Radner. • Belle Burden: The author joins us to discuss vulnerability, love, and partnership in her compelling book, Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage.

In this episode of Your Morning: The Podcast, we dive into a wide mix of investigative reports, medical breakthroughs, culture discussions, and entertainment interviews. From an alarming rise in shark sightings off Canada’s East Coast to an inside look at how sophisticated auto theft rings operate, here is everything featured in today's episode: Why More Sharks Are Being Spotted Off Canada’s East Coast Colin James Opens Up About His Life, Career & New Memoir Broadway Downsizing: What Closing Shows Mean for Canadian Theatre with Joshua Chong Emily Hampshire & Jess Salgueiro on Their New Comedy Series ‘Slo Pitch’ Inside Underground Auto Theft: How Thieves Target Your Vehicle with Kevin Donovan Breakthrough Medicine: Gene Editing & Stem Cells in Lung Transplants The Clean Eating Trend: Helpful or Just Hype? with Dietician Nishta Saxena

In this bonus episode of Your Morning: The Podcast, Charles Spencer opens up about his sister, Princess Diana, the emotional reality behind her historic funeral, and the stories behind his latest book. Spencer reflects on growing up alongside Diana, the private grief behind public duty, and the untold stories surrounding his famous eulogy. From palace tensions to his personal journey writing his new memoir, this candid conversation offers an intimate look at history, family, and legacy.

Looking for your next binge-watch? Today’s episode of Your Morning: The Podcast is jam-packed and star-studded! In this episode: Jon Hamm discusses his gripping new series American Hostage, based on the hit podcast and true story of a hostage crisis in the 1970s. Canadian star Maitreyi Ramakrishnan drops by to talk all about her movie Best of the Best and diving into the competitive world of collegiate Bollywood dance. Slow Horses fan-favourites Christopher Chung and Saskia Reeves share behind-the-scenes stories ahead of Season 6. Go inside the new docu-series Setting the Tempo, revealing what it takes to build a WNBA franchise from scratch. Reality TV dish: MasterChef Canada judges Mary Berg, Hugh Acheson & Craig Wong, plus The Traitors Canada host Karine Vanasse, tease what’s coming up in their brand-new seasons. Singer-songwriter LØLØ opens up about touring with Simple Plan and upcoming Canadian tour dates.

On this week’s episode of Your Morning: The Podcast, we break down Celine Dion’s highly anticipated return to the stage as she marks two weeks of her residency. Montreal Gazette journalist Brendan Kelly joins us to discuss what this moment means for her and her fans worldwide. Plus, actor Mena Massoud drops by to talk about starring in the new Christian film 'Daniel and the Fiery Furnace.' We also sit down with Anna Lambe and Maika Harper, the award-winning stars of the hit Canadian comedy series 'North of North,' to chat about the show’s global success and what’s ahead for Season 2. In health news, we explore groundbreaking advances in medicine: A major breakthrough in RNA therapeutics and what it means for genetic diseases. An AI-developed lung disease drug showing surprising potential in slowing aging. Two veteran physicians reflect on decades of frontline community medicine in their new book, 'Family Rooms.'  

In this episode of Your Morning: The Podcast, we bring you an incredible lineup of stories from across Canada and beyond: Record-Breaking Catch: Meet the 13-year-old bluefin tuna champion who fought a massive 700-pound fish to break a major record.• Medical Insights on Gout: Dr. Nigil Haroon, Head of Rheumatology at UHN's Schroeder Arthritis Institute, breaks down the surprising rise of gout in young men—covering causes, symptoms, and treatment options.• Why We Get Sick in September: Family physician Dr. Vera Kohut explains why illness spikes as fall begins and shares practical tips to stay healthy.• The Mysterious Moving Island: Is it AI or real life? We investigate British Columbia’s disappearing, wandering island.• Canadian Indie Cinemas & Zoning: How a decades-old distribution and zoning system affects independent movie theatres across the country.• Pop Culture & Trends: Exploring the rise of "Friendslop" in gaming and why Mahjong is having a major cultural moment.