Hear what's behind the boom in craft fairs, maker markets and bazaars -- from both those who sell and those who shop. Our guest is Lindsay Machinski, long-time vendor and now maker market organizer. She's also co-founder of the Urban Art Collective.

Your stories with Julie Christiansen, Registered Psychotherapist and anger resolution trainer. Her latest book is called: The Rise of Rage: Harnessing the Most Misunderstood Emotion.

Your stories with the former federal politician and cabinet minister Perrin Beatty. He was tasked to take part in the Team Canada charm offensive during the trade war with the United States during the first Trump administration.

Who will benefit and what is behind the more than six billion dollar expenditure? Our guest is Globe and Mailsenior political reporter Marieke Walsh.

Plus our expert gardener, Paul Zammit, takes your gardening questions. Paul is a Professor of Horticulture and Environmental Studies at Niagara College.

Gilles Levasseur, professor of business and law at the University of Ottawa, is back to hear your stories as the impact of the postal strike start to affect more Ontarians. Also with us, Corinne Pohlmann, from the Canadian Federation of the Independent Business.

Swiftmania hit Toronto hard with six sold-out shows. But did the concerts and the economic spin-offs match the hype? Your stories include someone who got tickets from a complete stranger, what it was like when a whole plane to Toronto broke out in a Swift song, and a daughter selling her ticket to help out her family. Our guests are Jackson Weaver, a senior writer for CBC Enertainment, and Brock University professor Elizabeth Vlossak.

Our guest is former Liberal federal health minister Dr. Jane Philpott, who's new job is to connect every Ontarian to a family doctor or nurse practitioner in the next five years. Listeners tell her what she should know before she starts that work.