Michael Lynk, a former UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, talks with guest host David Burke about a vision for the future of Gaza that seems not to have room in it for Gazans.

Blair Hodgman is a US and Canadian licensed lawyer. Her firm, Allen & Hodgman, has a location in Chester and another in Cleveland, Ohio. She tells guest host David Burke what the firm has been hearing in the days following the inauguration of President Donald Trump and the frustration that comes from not being able to help every person who reaches out.

The threats of US Tariffs have provided a unique opportunity to address generational problems with Canadian internal trade. Canada's Minister of Transport and Internal Trade, Anita Anand talks about unprecedented unanimity on the issue among Provincial and Federal Leaders.

Taylor Mooney aka DJ Groceries is the host of the podcast PLATTER. She spoke with Jeff Douglas about it and what inspired her to delve into the underground music scene in Halifax.

Barbara Emodi, Michelle Coffin, and Chris Lydon speak with host Jeff Douglas. About two-thirds of the way through their conversation, they find out the Trump tariffs have been paused for thirty days.

Amalkewinu'k (The Dancers) explores the evolution of Mi'kmaw regalia. Aaron Prosper and Mackenzie Pardy are the folks behind the exhibit. Aaron stopped by the studio to share the details with Jeff Douglas.

Alfred Burgesson, the founder and CEO of Tribe Network, tells host Jeff Douglas about his session called 'Black Futures' at this year's National Black Canadians Summit.

Three guests stop by the studio to talk about Interfaith Harmony Week, its events and what they are looking forward to at this year's celebration.