1 on 1 interviews

Concordia professor Graham Dodds on what Bernie Sanders’ big night in Nevada will mean for the Democratic primary.

Black History Month will soon wrap up and the West Island Black Community Organization is ending it with a big event aimed at showcasing local professionals. 1

Francois Croteau, in charge of innovation at the city of Montreal, explains the how the city is trying to clear snow more efficiently.

Professor Sarah Brauner-Otto explains how the affection shown between parents influences children later on in life

Dr. Chris Labos from McGill's Office for Science and Society on how to prevent sickness from spreading. Hint: it's not with surgical masks.

Laurent Lafontant and Gio Olmos of the Massimadi Foundation discus its film festival and the complexity of being LGBTQ and black

David Wachsmuth, McGill’s Canada Research Chair in Urban Governance, discusses the short-term rental service Airbnb and its impacts

Stefanie Duguay, assistant professor at Concordia, discusses her new study that looked at the unintended uses of the Tinder dating app

A new study shows the more drugs cost, the lower the cost of health care. Germain Belzile of the Montreal Economic Institute explains how.

Why do people join extremist movements? Researchers at Concordia think they know part of the answer. 1

Should Montreal actually get rid of more parking spots? 1

Former Bloc Quebecois leader Gilles Duceppe and former immigration minister David Heurtel discuss recent controversies in Quebec politics.

What are we missing in the conversation about skin colour? Author Desmond Cole on his new book 'The Skin We're In'

Concordia professor Natalie Phillips explains a study into the correlation between hearing loss and the risk for cognitive impairment.

Digital analyst Elias Makos on the level of trust people put in technology, and an artist's virtual traffic jams that confronted it.

Julie Pelchat of Equiterre discusses how Quebecers want the government to curb GHGs, even while they buy bigger vehicles.

With her art exhibit at UQAM, Heidi Barkun explores the success and failure of In-Vitro Fertilization

Political scientist Graham Dodds on the fiasco that was the Iowa caucuses, and the impeachment acquittal.

Comedian Aba Atlas joins CTV Montreal’s Paul Karwatsky to discuss the importance of celebrating Black History Month in Montreal

Aaron Rand, Bill Brownstein and Terry Di Monte join Mutsumi Takahashi for Friday Gripes. (And, yes, they tackle snow-clearing in Montreal)

The McGill Office for Science and Society's Jonathan Jarry discusses Goop, Gwyneth Paltrow’s multi-billion dollar health and wellness empire

Digital analyst Elias Makos on the spread of misinformation and malware as a result of the Coronavirus.

The Montreal Metropolitan Community is vowing to help deal with urban sprawl. Colleen Thorpe of Equiterre discusses the thorny issue

Jerome Gaudreault from the Quebec Association of Suicide Prevention discusses the importance of speaking to loved ones and professionals.

As Black History month begins, 12 young people have been recruited with messages to Montreal's youth. Michael Farkas explains.

Regional Chief of the Assembly of First Nations for Quebec and Labrado Ghislin Picard on findings of systemic discrimination.

Unlikely fitness expert Oonagh Duncan on her book "Health as F**k: The Habits you need to get lean, stay healthy and kick a** at life"

Jerome Tremblay, clinical coordinator of Anorexia and Bulimia Quebec, discusses the impact social media can have on eating disorders

Political scientist Donald Cuccioletta compares China’s current battle to contain coronavirus to past outbreaks of SARS and bird flu

Dr. Sean Gilman and other doctors want Quebec to eliminate the limits on medication that helps people fight addictions to tobacco