Christopher has 19,000 followers on Instagram and has become a world traveller.

Adults got to vote in the municipal election; but so did kids! Homerun's Laurène Jardin went to speak to a few kids to see what issues matter to them.

Sue Smith with John Hutton, a Concordia University student who is challenging the "man who has had sex with a man" policy for blood donation, one blood drive at a time.

Sue Smith in conversation with Nabil Mehchi and Karen Cho, two of the Montrealers behind "Interrupt This Program", that looks to the artists in cities that have experienced major traumas and how they strive for change.

Sue Smith in conversation with the Cassandra Steer, the executive director of Women in International Security Canada, on what happens when we see more women in international peacekeeping.

Homerun's Melissa Fundira on a new augmented reality app the developers call a new type of journalism. The Enemy puts you in global conflict zones, face-to-face with real combatants and their stories.

Sue Smith in conversation with Ron Jenkins, director of 'Playing With Fire: The Theo Fleury Story'. The play about the former NHL player's life opens at the Centaur Theatre tonight.

A conversation with Sue Smith and three playwrights about their documentary theatre piece, "On Life and Living". The play uses interviews with the community to tell the history of ACCM.

Canada's most famous hockey dad, Karl Subban, joins Sue Smith to talk about his new book, “How We Did It, The Subban Plan for Success in Hockey, School and Life�. We also open the lines and field questions from our listeners through our text line and

It's climate week in New York and Homerun's Sue Smith talks to Quebec's first-ever climate and arctic emissary, renowned biologist and filmmaker Jean Lemire.