Remembering Rob Reiner, and the 2025 shows and films you might've missed
Today, we remember Rob Reiner’s amazing Hollywood legacy, and a look back at some of the shows and films that may have flown under your radar. Elamin Abdelmahmoud chats with critics Roxana Hadadi, Rachel Ho, and Radheyan Simonpillai about their favourite Rob Reiner movies, and the best things they…
All-Night Show Podcast - January 31 2026
R.I.P. Catherine O'Hara; why the Rolling Stones didn't suck in the 1980s like other established bands (Heart, Jefferson Starship, Grateful Dead); Exclaim.ca's Rachel Ho reviews Paramount Plus' horrendous Jersey Shore spin-off, Canada Shore; Brandon's birthday party invite goes bust; Big Boss Bill …
All-Night Show Podcast - February 7 2026
Ed smacks down a phone scammer, the conversation continues about bands who should NOT be in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, caller Jorge is in the Twilight Zone, Barn Sean is back in Ontario (hurray...), Rachel Ho gives her review of the Prime series The Night Manager, Season Two and peer counselo…
Olympics wrap + Space Cadets review
The 2026 Winter Olympic Games have come to an end and it’s time to look back on golden moments, national disappointments and internet memes. Sports journalist Shireen Ahmed and culture critic Mel Woods reminisce and bid ciao to Milano Cortina with host Elamin Abdelmahmoud. Plus, Montreal’s Kid Koa…
332: Best Films of 2025
Now that Oscar season has come and gone, it is finally time to put a bow on the films from 2025. We rank our top 10 films of the year. Joining the show is Matthew Simpson. We also feature voicemails from friends of the show who name their favourite film of the year.
Dakota's List:
10. The Secret …
The big twist in The Drama, and should theatres get rid of age-based ratings?
'The Drama' starring Robert Pattinson and Zendaya hits theatres on April 3. The movie hinges on a dark secret that's already stirred up controversy before the film's release. Film critics Bilge Ebiri and Rachel Ho talk to guest host Amil Niazi about the controversy, and why the movie still lands e…
This year’s Met Gala is so polarizing, and why Canadian film 'Blue Heron' is one of the best movies of 2026 so far
This year, the conversation about the Met Gala was less about looks, and more about the outrage. Billionaire Jeff Bezos and his wife Lauren Sanchez Bezos were the main sponsors and honorary chairs at this year’s ball, proving the most prestigious night in the fashion world can be bought. But can t…
Who brought the heat to Kevin Hart’s roast? and Hallmark's mahjong whitewashing controversy
Once a small-scale private event for comedians, the celebrity roast has become a massive arena event live-streamed around the world on Netflix. Comedian/podcaster Ashley Ray and media personality Matt Hart talk to Elamin Abdelmahmoud about last weekend’s all-star roast of Kevin Hart and what it sa…
Beyond The Diagnosis #39: A Childhood Defined By Dystonia
Six-year-old Dhia Amanda was born with GNAO1 neurodevelopmental disorder, an extremely rare genetic condition that causes severe dystonia – uncontrollable twisting, stiffening and violent spasms brought on by electrical storms in the brain. Thanks to the fundraising efforts of Suriana Welfare Soci…
Is the Beauty Industry Creating Problems Just to Sell the Solution?
Every clinic in Singapore has a TikTok now. Every influencer has an opinion on your pores. But there is one aesthetic doctor known less for what she sells and more for what she refuses to do.
Dr. Rachel Ho built her name talking women off the ledge, literally saying no to procedures they were sure…
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