The Social

S7 E197 - Toxic masculinity within Indigenous communities

S7 E197 - The role of podcasts and social media in keeping MMIWG2S investigations alive

S7 E197 - How four members of the Indigenous community maintain their identity in white spaces

S7 E197 - The importance of Indigenous women supporting each other

S7 E197 - Why Indigenous representation in the workplace is vital

S7 E197 - Four members of the Indigenous community reflect on how they maintain their identity

S7 E181 - Should police be banned from Pride events?

S7 E181 - The joys and challenges of queer parenting

S7 E181 - A discussion about mental health in the LGBTQ+ community

S7 E181 - How to be an effective ally for the LGBTQ+ community

S7 E181 - How is COVID-19 affecting the LGBTQ+ community?

S7 E181 - Pride is going virtual – but is that a good thing?

S7 E181 - Nova Scotia swears in two-spirit Anishinaabe judge, Diane Rowe

S7 E181 - What makes a good ally to the LGBTQ+ community?

S7 E167 - The Social hosts share their platform with black colleagues and friends

S7 E167 - This is what it's like to be black in Canada

S7 E167 - Why talking to kids about racism is so important

S7 E167 - "How am I holding up? That’s a loaded question right now.”

S7 E167 - The reality of being black in Canada

S7 E167 - What is your reaction to the anti-racism protests?

S8 E7 - Reba McEntire reflects on her incredible career, life during the pandemic, and more

S7 E207 - Lemon says ‘Canada’s Drag Race’ taught her we all have stardom inside of us

S7 E207 - Tim McGraw reveals what to expect from his upcoming interactive music experience

S7 E204 - What to expect in ‘The Umbrella Academy’ season two

S7 E204 - Alessia Cara says revisiting her old songs was a little strange, beautiful, and fun

S7 E199 - Shohreh Aghdashloo says she was moved by the script for ‘The Cuban’

S7 E198 - Joe Pantoliano says he was surprised he wasn’t cast as a villain in ‘From the Vine’

S7 E196 - Will Sasso says ‘United We Fall’ is a nostalgic throwback to the classic sitcom

S7 E195 - ‘The Old Guard’s Kiki Layne and Gina Prince-Bythewood share what it’s like working on a superhero movie

S7 E195 - Jillian Danford shares a sneak peek to expect from the finale of ‘Auntie Jillian’

S7 E193 - ‘Stealing School’ tackles white privilege and anti-Asian racism head-on

S7 E191 - David Thewlis reveals his fondest memory from working on ‘Harry Potter’

S7 E185 - Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard open up about quarantine struggles

S7 E183 - ‘Canada’s Drag Race’ judges spill the tea on the show’s exciting first season

S7 E163 - Adam Rippon reveals his favourite controversial fashion trend

S7 E153 - Glen Gould reflects on playing a detective in ‘Cardinal’

S7 E142 - Eric McCormack on 'Stronger Together, Tous Ensemble'

S7 E132 - Here's how David Foster and Katherine McPhee are self-isolating

S7 E104 - ‘Tribal’ plot based on real issues affecting Indigenous groups

S7 E102 - Pascal Siakam tries some unconventional hot sauce pairings

S8 E9 - Should racism be treated as a public health issue?

S8 E9 - Should outlets cover what female politicians wear?

S8 E9 - What’s your reaction to Cardi B filing for divorce from Offset?

S8 E9 - New study reveals a quarter of Canadians believe COVID-19 threat is ‘overblown’

S8 E8 - Do all siblings have to be close friends?

S8 E8 - Is it ever okay to yell at your kids?

S8 E8 - Woman uses dating apps to make friends during quarantine

S8 E7 - Kim Kardashian’s new maternity shapewear line receives mixed reactions

S8 E7 - Louisville agrees to pay $12 million to the family of Breonna Taylor and reform police practices

S8 E6 - Where are all the new COVID-19 cases coming from?

S8 E6 - Georgia families buy nearly 97 acres of land to create ‘safe city’ for Black people

S8 E5 - Child-free employees are complaining about parent colleagues getting more time off

S8 E5 - Restaurant owners desperate for support as patio season winds down

S8 E5 - Should Halloween be cancelled this year?

S8 E4 - Should you tell your partner before you get a tattoo?

S8 E3 - Do you rinse your dishes before putting them in the dishwasher?

S8 E2 - Is it time to scale back on gender reveal parties?

S8 E2 - Do you offer parenting advice to your friends?

S8 E2 - Would you use a ‘shewee’?

S8 E1 - Should workplaces continue to give grace to overwhelmed parents?

S8 E5 - ‘Punching The Air’ is loosely based on one of The Exonerated Five’s lived experience

S8 E3 - How to unlock your productivity by working smarter, not harder

S8 E2 - Explore Canada’s fascinating queer history and activism with ‘Out North’

S7 E212 - New book is a compelling testament to the importance of long-term friendship

S7 E210 - Bombshell book exposes why Harry and Meghan left the royal family

S7 E208 - Powerful memoir doubles as advice book for gay parents of gay children

S7 E207 - Sam Lansky’s ‘Broken People’ delves into modern self-help culture

S7 E205 - Eva Holland sets out to understand and conquer fear in her new book

S7 E203 - ‘My Life as a Unicorn’ details a drag superstar’s experience being Queer, Iraqi and Muslim

S7 E201 - New book gives parents tools to prepare their daughters for growing up

S7 E200 - Jennifer Weiner says influencers do a ton of work for not much money

S7 E198 - 'The Pull of the Stars’ reveals eerie parallels between the flu of 1918 and COVID-19

S7 E194 - ‘Big Summer’ is a breezy, beach read perfect for summer

S7 E192 - ‘Three Women’ puts a spotlight on female sexual desire

S7 E190 - ‘Lean Out’ is a personal and informed reflection of modern ‘overwork’ culture

S7 E189 - Beautiful memoir takes readers on a journey of love and loss

S7 E186 - ‘Still’ is a moving account of a woman’s experience with stillbirth

S7 E177 - How to acknowledge and dismantle complicity in a system of white privilege

S7 E173 - New book explores how different life would have been if Hillary Clinton didn’t marry Bill

S7 E172 - ‘Sense and Sensibility’ is Jane Austen’s classic tale of romance