Amelia Eqbal

Culture critics Gillian McKercher and Steve Dangle Glynn join guest host Amil Niazi to talk about the appeal of the new series Off Campus, and how hockey’s place in pop culture is changing today.

Film critics Corey Atad, Kaiya Shunyata and Hanna Flint talk about the remarkable success of this low-budget movie, and how it tackles the genre of incel horror.

Theatre critic Juan Ramirez and Canadian musical theatre actor Mitch Wood explain why the show is so strong — and what Broadway could learn from it.

Culture critics Riley Yesno and Sonya Ballantyne share their thoughts on the show’s uniquely heartwarming approach to love and dating on reality TV.

Sports writer Morgan Campbell and New York culture critic Jay Smooth join host Elamin Abdelmahmoud to talk about what this win means for the fans, and how it’s landing in this larger political climate.

Cree radio producer Kaitlyn Swan, nêhiyaw musician Marek Tyler and Anishinaabe writer Riley Yesno talk about the Indigenous indie-rock artists experimenting with the noisy-yet-soothing sounds of "moccasin gaze."

Culture critic Sonya Ballantyne and CBC film critic Jackson Weaver discuss Supergirl, the latest installment in James Gunn’s DC Universe franchise.

Culture critics Matt Hart and Niko Stratis discuss the enduring appeal of the prank series and its many life lessons.

Music journalist Emilie Hanskamp, broadcaster Garvia Bailey and culture writer Mel Woods discuss why this sequel album might be Madonna’s best new work in years.

Critics Corey Atad, Sarah-Tai Black and Justine Smith talk about how the Television Academy may be widening its scope, for better or worse.