Your Morning: The Podcast

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.

Welcome back to another episode of Your Morning: The Podcast! In this week's lineup, we dive into inspiring stories, conversations with beloved artists, and practical insights for everyday life.
In this episode:
A Viral Parenting Breakthrough: Anne-Marie sits down with a Fredericton mother whose creative approach to helping her autistic son communicate captured hearts across the internet.
Remembering Dolly Parton with Carly Pearce: Country music star Carly Pearce joins us to reflect on the life, legacy, and profound impact of Dolly Parton.
Behind the Bestseller Lucky: Author Marissa Stapley discusses the whirlwind success of becoming the first Canadian author selected for Reese’s Book Club and what fans can expect from the upcoming sequel.
In Conversation with Amanda Marshall: A sit-down chat with Canadian music icon Amanda Marshall.
Back-to-School Nutrition: Registered Dietitian Nishta Saxena explains why what kids and teens eat right after school might be even more crucial than dinner.
The Monarch Butterfly Comeback: A look into the Canadian monarch population and how recent weather patterns could be giving this endangered species a boost.
The 60 Cities Challenge: Jay Friesen from Somerset Food Bar in Manitoba shares how a local challenge brought visitors from over 200 cities worldwide.

In this week's episode of the Your Morning podcast, we dive into the most pressing stories in entertainment, science, and law.
We’re sitting down with Will Forte and Lana Condor to talk about their roles in the highly anticipated film ‘Coyote vs. Acme.’ Then, we shift gears to a major legal battle in Quebec over allegations of fake maple syrup sales.
In a potentially life-changing medical segment, we explore a groundbreaking skin cancer treatment that combines immunotherapy with mRNA vaccine technology. We’re joined by a medical oncologist to break down the promising results of the latest trials. Plus, Dr. Katarzyna Jerzak shares essential advice from her book, ‘Ten Questions to Ask My Doctor About My Breast Cancer.’
We also explore the complexities of faith and technology with Canadian journalist Greg Hudson, who shares his memoir on growing up in the Mormon Church, and futurist Sinead Bovell, who discusses why we need "cognitive friction" in an AI-driven world. Finally, CTV’s Dan Riskin joins us to discuss a startling development: scientists using AI to create a new virus for the first time.

In this week's episode of the Your Morning Podcast, we dive into the evolution of social media, the future of therapy, and some major Canadian cultural moments.
First, author Kathryn Jezer-Morton joins us to discuss her new book, ‘The Story of Your Life,’ and how twenty years of social media has fundamentally reshaped our personal storytelling. Next, we look into the massive fandom behind the hit show ‘Heated Rivalry’ with entertainment blogger Will Wong.
We also speak with the director and stars of the new ‘Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie’ and explore Montreal’s record-breaking summer tourism season with economist Kiefer Van Mulligen. Plus, a mental health expert answers the burning question: Can AI really replace your therapist? Finally, we hear the moving story of a father walking 200 kilometres across Ontario to secure life-saving medical care for his daughter.