The Social Podcast

Today on The Social, Cher responds to Michael Douglas shading her Oscar win for ‘Moonstruck’. And, Andrew Garfield admits that he never quite got over losing the role of Mark Zuckerberg to Jesse Eisenberg in ‘The Social Network’. Then, according to ‘The New York Post’, a growing number of women say they'd prefer to have a daughter over a son. Plus, a man confesses that his wife is the “worse kind of tipper”. And, is it wrong to be desperate for love? Then, is it okay to comment on a stranger’s tattoo? Plus, Peter Mansbridge and Mark Bulgutch share inspiring stories about the teachers who shape our world. And, we hang out with goats from the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair! Then, what would you add to the NEW Canadian canon?
Featuring actor, comedian and writer Scott Thompson, journalists Peter Mansbridge and Mark Bulgutch, and Royal Agricultural Winter Fair spokesperson Katie Brown and goat owner Becky Vissers

Today on The Social, voters sent Trump and the Republican party a clear message in a historic midterm election. And, should you comment on your daughter’s wardrobe choices? Then, Justin Timberlake announces he is releasing a “tell-all” docuseries that will feature Janet Jackson. Plus, Ottawa wants us all to have emergency supplies for three days. Is this alarmist or helpful? And, is flirting a natural talent, or can you improve your game? Then, Avery Haines discusses the shocking story behind the “Fake Filtered Cult Leader” case. And, Maggie Sellers Reum talks about being “Hot Smart Rich”.
Featuring W5 host and managing editor Avery Haines, and entrepreneur and podcast host Maggie Sellers Reum.

Today on The Social, Donald Trump says he may become “Mr. Veto” if the Democrats win control of Congress. And, a 60-year-old woman asks if she “should settle” for the man she’s dating, but not in love with? Then, Amy Poehler reveals why she was told to leave ‘SNL’ after giving birth. Plus, Hudson Williams calls Heated Rivalry co-star Connor Storrie his “platonic soulmate”. And, Dustin Hoffman says filming ‘The Graduate’ was a “terrible experience”. Plus, Georges St-Pierre and Jonathan Torrens discuss their new comedy series, ‘I Kill the Bear.’ And, Cassie Campbell-Pascall talks about leading Team Canada to two Olympic gold medals, and her work on building the PWHL.
Featuring radio host Jamar McNeil, former MMA fighter and UFC champion Georges St-Pierre, actor Jonathan Torrens, and author and women’s hockey legend Cassie Campbell-Pascall.

Today on The Social, Martha Stewart apologizes for her “insensitive” Halloween costume. Then, Noah Wyle shares why meeting Eddie Murphy as a kid inspired him to stop and sign every autograph. Plus, Taika Waititi strikes back at critics for panning his latest film, “Klara and the Sun.” And, why are so many students trying to get into one of Harvard University’s hardest courses? Then, your favourite celebrities’ nighttime beauty routines. And, Canadian curling legend Brad Gushue opens up about his new memoir, “Gushue: The Making of a Champion.”

Featuring actor and musician Raoul Bhaneja, pop culture and beauty producer April Buordolone, and curling legend Brad Gushue.

Today on The Social, Jay-Z picks himself as the headliner for the 2027 Super Bowl halftime show. And, is there anything wrong with a “humblebrag”? Then, ‘People’ magazine names Noah Wyle the “Sexiest Man Alive”. Plus, Drew Barrymore and Kristen Bell remove their makeup and hair extensions on live TV. And, are you ever too old to play with toys? Then, a husband is concerned that his wife only reads romance novels and fan fiction. Plus, ‘Heated Rivalry’ episodes will be released in movie theatres. And, astronaut Jeremy Hansen talks about being in space and his experience on the Artemis II mission.

Featuring sports broadcaster Kate McKenna, comedian and cat daddy Leonard Chan, and astronaut Jeremy Hansen.