Episodes
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String theory is a theoretical framework that describes how strings generate through space and interact with one another - this theory can be applied to people. The idea is that your soulmate is always present in your life’s path, even when you haven’t met them. On this episode of Almost 107, I’ll be interviewing my Pake and Beppe (Grandpa and Grandma) about the connections that ultimately led to their ending up together.
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The AI Revolution – Shaping the Future with Akshay Williams
Imagine a world where cars drive themselves, doctors diagnose diseases with pinpoint accuracy before symptoms appear, and technology anticipates our needs before we even express them. That world isn’t science fiction—it’s happening right now, thanks to artificial intelligence.
In this episode, we dive deep into the AI revolution with expert Akshay Williams, who unpacks how this game-changing technology is reshaping industries, work, and daily life. From AI detecting cancer earlier than ever to self-driving cars promising safer roads, we explore the real-world impact of machines that learn and evolve alongside us. But with progress comes big questions: Will AI create more jobs than it replaces? Can we ensure ethical, bias-free algorithms? And how do we stay ahead in a world where technology is constantly rewriting the rules?
Akshay offers sharp insights into what’s next, emphasizing that AI isn’t just about automation—it’s about human potential. With the right approach, we can harness this powerful force to uplift, innovate, and build a future where technology works for everyone. Get ready for a thought-provoking conversation that challenges what you think you know about AI and the road ahead. -
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It can be tough as Gen Z enters the adult world and tries their hand at adult things. Getting a job is tough, applying is draining, and the job economy is dry. So, in this episode of almost 107, we did the hard part for you. Going right to the source and finding out from employers what exactly they're looking for. How to make your resume a right swipe, nail your job interview, and be a standout candidate for your dream job. So come along as we sit down with Rebecca Summerfield, a career service consultant, and Hannah Theodore, an employer and paper editor.
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Being a young adult means many different doors opening. Some of those doors include gambling. In this episode, we dive into the trend of gambling with young adults and how it might affect their lives. To get a better understanding, I sat down with Fanshawe College student Britain Marshall, who talks about how Gambling has become apart of his life and the many things that have impacted his journey in post-secondary both good...and bad.
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On this episode of the Almost 107 podcast. We are gonna take a deep dive into the world of comedy. what's new, what's changed and most importantly what makes it so special.
I Talk with former comedian and current Screen writer George Vanderlaan and Current Comedian Michael Harrison to learn more about the world of comedy.
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This podcast honors the shared culture of Indian and Pakistani Punjabis, showcasing their traditions, values, and unity through food, art, and community. A celebration of Punjab’s spirit that rises above borders.
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In this episode of Almost 107, you host, Georgia Newman, takes on the heavily debated and controversial subject of 'your body, my choice. Speaking with Anova Womens Shelter Education Manager, Allison Preyde as well as Fanshawe students to hear from all voices.
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Dating apps have changed the game, but are they a blessing or a curse? In this episode, App- solutely complicated: takes on dating apps, we explore the messy, thrilling, and sometimes cringe-worthy realities of swiping for love. From the horror stories to advice. We take a look on how these platforms impact our connections and expectations. Tune in as we take a look at the pros, cons, and everything in the digital age.
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For many Canadians, the holidays are synonymous with snow-covered streets and crisp winter air. But as climate change reshapes our world, London, Ontario, faces the unsettling question: are snowy Christmas mornings becoming a thing of the past?
Since 2021, Christmas in the Forest City has been snowless, but 2024 brought a change. Snow squalls on Dec. 2 and a major storm on Dec. 5-6 closed schools, libraries, offices, and city services.
In this episode of Almost 107, Roger Farias dives into the heart of this chilling question. Through conversations with local voices, and environmental experts, we uncover the ripple effects of changing weather patterns on the traditions, culture, tourism, environment, and sense of community. Join us to explore how climate change is rewriting our seasonal stories. -
In this episode of Almost107 Alex Lafleur speaks to Charlene Lazenby, the executive director of the unity project for homelessness relief. Alex asks questions pertaining to the homelessness crisis in London Ontario, the problems the homeless face in the winter, how people can help, what the city of London should be doing to help with homeless shelter relief and much more.
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Boxing is one of the sports that’s most prone to being called scripted, fixed, rigged and a bunch of other things. However, the Sport wasn’t always like this. On this episode of Almost 107 learn about some of the biggest scandals in the sports history and why boxing got to the point where it is now. Fully understand the money side of boxing and the cheating dirty side of the sport.
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Since the massacre in Southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, Jewish people worldwide have experienced a rise in antisemitism, and Canada is no exception. In 2023 alone, there were over 5000 reports of antisemitic incidents, according to an audit by B’nai Brith Canada. In this episode, you will hear from Rob Nagus, the Executive Director of Jewish London, and Austin Parcels, the Manager of Research and Advocacy for B’nai Brith Canada. You will learn to what extent antisemitism is resurfacing, how it is manifesting, and what you can do to help fight it.
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In this episode hosted by Eric Dougan you will learn about the rise of medical misinformation and some insight into it as a whole.
You will hear from Raywatt Deonandan, a medical expert with the University of Ottawa, to help shed some light on the topic. You will also hear the perspective of students at Fanshawe college and how they deal with misinformation. -
In this Almost 107 Podcast, XFM Reporter Georgia Newman speaks with technology journalist Carmi Levy about the release of the new iPhone 16. They discuss the latest features, the link of new technology with social status, screen time usage, and how to protect yourself from app tracking.
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Culture shock: From the first impression when people migrate to finding belonging in the country they settled in.
In this episode, we spoke about the unexpected experiences of culture shock faced by international students, foreign workers, and refugees as they move to new countries. Join us as we talk about the excitement and uncertainty of a fresh start to the challenges of language barriers and adjusting to new norms. This week’s guests, an international student who migrated from Nigeria to London, Ontario, Canada, and a broadcast Journalism program coordinator who has worked with students worldwide, share valuable insights and advice for managing these transitions. Whether you’re preparing to study abroad or currently adapting to life in a new place where you find yourself, this episode offers relatable stories, tips, and a reminder that you’re not alone in this journey. -
In an historic US election, Americans took to the polls to choose between incumbent Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. In a major comeback, Trump came out on top as America's new President-Elect. In this episode, XFM Reporter Jack Sutton talks to two Fanshawe College politics professors, Matt Farrell and Glen Morgan, to find out what happened in the election and what it could mean for Canadians.
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Is any topic more controversial today than the role of cell phones in our lives—especially for children? How much distraction do these devices bring to a child, particularly during learning?
Taking as a reference the Ontario cellphone ban at schools, which is being implemented from September 2023, in this episode of Almost 107, Roger Farias speaks with public school students, parents, and experts in psychology, social development, and childhood cyberbullying. Their insights will help you explore various perspectives and develop a critical view of issues around education, technology, and social relationships. -
Artificial Intelligence is quickly growing all over the world. However, it is still so new to humans since there is so much unknown about it. If you want to expand your knowledge of this wild west of uncertainty, then listen to your host Daniel Hernandez on The Wild West of AI episode on the Almost 107 podcast. This episode covers the good, the bad and the scary of AI. Hear from expert technology analyst Carmi Levy on what you should know about this newest technology.
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In this episode of Leading the Way, Sidd, an international student leading a college student union in Canada, talks about his journey, the challenges he faces, and the role international students play in making campus life more inclusive. He also shares how his background has shaped his leadership and the positive impact he has on his peers and the wider student community.
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