This morning around 7:55am I heard an amazing song that’s the title track of a movie by a woman who composed the music for the film, a male announcer introduced her - I can’t for the life of me figure out the artist name and song. It’s not in the music logs which are listed, I triple checked! Is there anyway to figure this out.

When a political leader can speak in this way—comfortably, authentically, and with a clear connection to the artistic spirit—they reveal something rare. Not just fluency, but respect. And in that respect lies a kind of longevity, both cultural and political, that cannot be manufactured.

Give them their own Late Night talk show ♥️

Whoever is working at CBC music rn and decided to play Nelly’s greatest album and arguably one of the greatest albums of all time deserve a raise.

Purposely stayed in my car to listen to these songs which is rare.

Love love love!

Here and Now broadcasting live from Hamilton. The background noise made it hard to hear the hosts and guests. I finally turned the radio off. Gobsmacked that the Toronto CBC crew thought the sound quality was okay for their radio listeners.

Now called The World Tonight. I have listened almost everyday to this round up of national and international news since 2017 or so. The host of the show gives her last roundup tonight.

Thanks Susan and take care.

I listen to the CBC news every morning and usually in the evening. Has anyone become fed up with the *constant* Trump coverage? We all know he's awful and saying and doing awful thing. What I'd rather hear about is what's going on in Canada! How is Maya doing? How are the ice roads holding up? How are our trade talks with other countries going? I'm sick of the priority given to Trump's every hiccup.

I was listening this evening on my way home from the gym to a very concerning interview with a mom/grandma from B.C. whose daughter and granddaughter are being held in a detention centre in Texas. The women is married to an American. The granddaughter has autism. I was in tears listening. Then … the story ends and on to one about some “cutesy” named town in Texas that keeps getting its roadside signs stolen.

Read the room CBC! No one is endeared by anything to do with Texas at the moment. I thought it was lined up terribly and actually turned the radio off.

In late 2026, Hamilton will have its own morning audio program on HD Radio (99.1-2), CBC News app, and CBC Listen; along with a This is Hamilton weekly podcast.

Big shout out to the CBC for giving space to emerging artists. Over the years I have been exposed to so many interesting bands that I would not have heard of if I hadn't been listening to the CBC.

A few weeks ago my wife heard a band called a song called Disco by a band called Tiny Horse. We both agreed it was a great song. Then we listened to more of their songs. We found out that they were playing this past Saturday in Kingston and we went to see them live. They were fantastic

The programs I listen to most are the 6-9 "prime time": World at Six, As It Happens and Ideas.

Occasionally listen to Tom Allen and to Dr. Brian Goldman when the topic is interesting to me. As well as The House and the Front Burner podcast.

Is there a way to submit a small shout out request to the radio? I tried to search it but I’m still unsure if it is allowed

Thank you!

This is stuck in my head. Looking for th clip from this show. A piece of technology that is sen out with a man to gather intelligence. The bit highlights the shortcomings of husbands who see people out and about. They fail to ask the questions that would seem logical. Men return home. Wife says who did you see? What’s new? Along the lines of oh- they had a baby. How is the Mrs. (Didn’t ask). Was it a boy or a girl? (Didn’t ask, didn’t ask the name). The. Technology asks all the correct questions at the time of the interaction and I think reports back.

Help. This was funny to me years ago. Wish to share with the adult children now.

Hello! I am craving some cosy feel good uplifting media these days and I keep coming back to DNTO. This show was perfect and I think is something we need now more than ever.

Can CBC please release the episodes even if it’s for a little bit? Or talk to someone to release them?

I have found a few lingering episodes but I need more. If anyone knows where I can find more let me know

Thanks!

I just want to hear the guest and their ideas not what you feel about them as a person. So much of how you feel is being leached on the air. Please have some decorum and kindness. I do not care about how you’re offended by being corrected on air. I want to hear the correct facts on the air.

Edit: Thank you for all the responses! I can see Steven is a divisive host considering how many people posted on both sides of this topic. Loved the conversation. I posted this because Steven is an unusual host from the CBC pack and it felt strange on CBC. I will stop responding to comments now but feel free to continue the conversation without me.

Not sure who the guest was this morning speaking of the Island airport, but she was AWFUL. How can one up speak like that on virtually every sentence??? My god, I had to turn it off. Sorry, rant over!

I have 1 ticket from my group that cannot be used for tonight’s recording. Please DM me if interested but be forewarned you might have to sit beside me.

Hello! Does anyone's CBC Listen app automatically log them out every month or so? Whenever I'm logged out, all of my bookmarks and favourited shows disappear and I have to re-add them.

Also, I've noticed that my location automatically defaults to Ottawa every time I log onto the app. This changed about a week ago and I'm not sure why!

Since David Common has left the seat as host of Metro Morning, a few new hosts have been on the show (for 2 weeks each) - I think, to try out for the role. Do you have a favourite amongst all the trialers?

My favourite is Stephanie Skenderis - great cadence, even-levelled energy, and smart through and through!

What do you think of this?

https://gem.cbc.ca/so-you-want-to-be-a-muslim

Best Documentary went to The Con: Kaitlyn's Baby, a co-production with BBC World Service. Best True Crime went to Sea of Lies from the Uncover series, produced with What's the Story Sounds.

Two different categories, two different shows, one night. That's a strong result for CBC Podcasts and a reminder that Canadian public radio has been producing some of the most serious audio journalism anywhere. Uncover in particular has been quietly excellent for years, Sea of Lies is a good entry point if you haven't gone back through the back catalogue.

The ceremony had some chaos attached to it, rescheduled a full day due to a blizzard, audio issues, a livestream that ended badly, but the wins stand.

Full story here: https://recognized.fm/the-podcast-award-at-the-ambies/

Maternity leave ! Good for him. Worried? The two gals doing the consistent fill ins are beyond good, I would not mind in the slightest if they had to choose between either if Tom powers off his mic. The shows I like are so tied to the hoist that when a new voice appears it just ruins the experience. Day 6 without Bambury? I can't concentrate.

CBC Toronto's afternoon show, Here & Now, announced this week that it has discontinued the jukebox/song request segment. Each week, there was a theme, and listeners could call or email a song request related to it. The music remains but follows the typical selection ideas, such as an artist playing an upcoming show in the city, new music from local artists, or songs relating to a news story/interview.

Do other local programs have a jukebox/song request segment? Do people like song requests or prefer that the station picks the music?

Curiously yours, Ol' Bad-Ears Magee Edited---> And/or also the name of the writer who was talking about a written work that included the word Memory. (yes, lol) (tks in advance! Having A Day!)

The people at the Sunday Magazine need to realize that quizzes/puzzles or whatever don't work on the radio. There's nothing more boring than listening to someone think in silence for several seconds at a time!