On this week’s No Nonsense, Bob Masterson says Canada is lagging on recycling… but some provinces have teamed up with industry to clean up the problem. He explains.

Are we entering the “Next Age of Uncertainty”? Author and former governor of the Bank of Canada Stephen Poloz on how the world can adapt to a risker future.

They defy the traditional categories but the Saskatchewan-based bluegrass-ish  foursome The Dead South is breaking through with a world tour, a new album – Chains and Stakes – and an invitation to the Grand Ole Opry. Meet lead singer and lyricist Nate Hilts on a new No Nonsense Mini-Pod!!

In Canada, governments impose some 12 million rules – but how many are really useful or necessary? On this week’s No Nonsense, Joe Carson explains Canada’s red tape problem.

For our first podcast of the year, IPSOS Global CEO Darrell Bricker shares the latest polling data on everything from U.S. and Canadian elections, to the economy, and to what authenticity means for Canadians.

When reason and emotions collide, emotion invariably wins – so how can politicians win in the marketplace of emotions? Drew Westen on the inner workings of political psychology.

New rules for grocery stores won’t help lower food prices. The Food Professor Sylvain Charlebois looks at other solutions on No Nonsense.

Internet Law Expert Michael Geist is back on No Nonsense – on everything from new rules for internet, face saving deals with tech giants, the future of Canadian journalism and online hate speech.

After 25 years of taking the public pulse, Saskatchewan’s top radio host has dropped the mic. John Gormley on politics and the media on this week’s No Nonsense.