Ahead of Halloween, host Sarah Adams explores parenting prank culture and what happens when getting a reaction for the internet takes priority over responding to the child in front of you.

Why Youth Isn't the Only Definition of Beauty and How to Embrace Your "FxCK THAT" Era

Jann and Sarah take listeners behind the song 'The Devil Won' with some listeners ghost stories ahead of Halloween!

André Bear, B.Ed., J.D., is a Nêhîyaw advocate of Inherent and Treaty rights. He earned both his Juris Doctor and his Bachelor of Education from the University of Saskatchewan. At 21 years old, he was appointed as an advisor to the Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations for the implementation of TRC Call to Action 66. He is a former director of the Indigenous Bar Association and the Canadian Juries Commission. He was recently appointed to the board of the First Nations Child & Family Caring Soci

Jann, Caitlin and Sarah dive into a big Canadian announcement regarding menopause care with Dr. Sarah Vadeboncoeur, ND.

Can you really stop judging your coworkers’ lunches, or is the judgment just moving inside your head? Is not saying what you’re thinking really personal growth? Are you ready to join Crocktober, or does the stress of crockpot police in your own home put you on the culinary bench? Is drinking Nesquik by the giant glass before bed the new hack for healthier bones or just an excuse for more sugar? Are you truly an adult if you can’t open a fruit cup without spilling, or pour a four-liter milk jug

Is the Hormonal IUD right for perimenopause? Can you use it with estrogen in menopausal hormone therapy? What are the risks and the benefits?

What happens when a relationship isn’t terrible, but it still isn’t enough? For years, Susanne tried to understand why a relationship that looked good on paper could leave her feeling so alone. There was love, companionship, travel, laughter and a long history together. There was also distance, disappearing intimacy and conversations about the relationship that never seemed to go anywhere. So Susanne did what she had always done: researched, analyzed, and accommodated. She tried to fix it. Le