As the music industry remains a boys' club, host Lexi Saldana explores the barriers and struggles women in the industry face--from being overlooked in creative roles to fighting for respect and recognition. Featuring lead singer Konejo Girum of Lua Sol and singer-songwriter and Fanshawe College Music Industry Arts alumni Meaghan Bender, this episode highlights the voices pushing for equality, ownership, and cultural representation in music.

Join host Melissa Ghanoum as she talks with 20-year-old Dalan Frook, who shares how his first love shaped him long after it ended, and Jennifer Slay, a life coach and counselor who explains why we never truly forget our first love and how heartbreak can lead to healing. It’s a heartfelt look at the kind of love that changes us, stays with us, and teaches us who we are.

My 2026 goal is to fix my sleep schedule. I’ve been staying up too late on my phone, and it leaves me tired, slow, and stressed the next day. This year, I want to sleep earlier, put my phone away at night, and wake up with more energy. Better sleep will help me focus, feel calmer, and enjoy my mornings again. Join me as I work on building a healthier routine for the new year!

In this episode, we will talk about how technology has lead to a decline in traditional reading. Carmi Levy, Emma Duerden and others will contribute to this story.

In this episode, we will take a deeper dive into whether human civilization will ever exist on Mars. We will be talking to students from Fanshawe College and Dr. Catherine Neish, who is a Western University professor and NASA researcher. With these insights, we will learn if civilization on Mars is truly possible or if the planet will remain forever uninhabited.

In this episode, Lexi Saldana is joined by Jonathan Hudson, the owner and designer of local brand "V.F.O.S" to unpack the environmental cost of fashion and the importance of originality. Diving deep into screen printing, textile waste, and greenwashing, they explore how fashion can evolve responsibly without compromising creativity and environmental consciousness.

COVID-19 was a very weird time all around. With concerns of the pandemic shutting down the world, kids and adults alike logged on via the digital world in order to work or learn, but did the shutdowns enhance technology in schools? What are the benefits and challenges of eLearning, and would students rather use Google Classroom or D2L? Join Ede Brecevic as he speaks with experts and Fanshawe students to get to the bottom of the modern state eLearning is in.

In this episode of almost 107 I will explain what it takes to go to the OHL. I'll be joined by two guest Mike stubs (play-by-play) host of the London Knights and former NHL and OHL player David Simpson who will uncover the journey of what contributes to a hockey player's success and when success isn't enough.

They say love starts from within but what if the person you struggle to love most is yourself? Join host Melissa as she sits down with Amar Hisso, a recent High school graduate who shares her story of insecurity and growth, and Jeff A.D. Martin, a motivational speaker helping people find purpose through pain. It’s an honest, emotional look at what self-love truly means in a world that keeps telling you you’re not enough.

This episode explores what it is like to be a content creator beyond what they post. We will talk with Adam Buckley, the person behind the YouTube channel ADoseofBuckley with 535 000 subscribers. From the live streaming platform Twitch, we have Kevin Robinson who streams from the channel Muttski with 13 000 followers. With both content creators we will be able to get a glimpse of what it's like behind the scenes.

In this episode, we will take a deeper dive into if video games are becoming too competitive. We will be talking with current e-sports player and team captain from Fanshawe, Logan Daigle and a current e-sports coach from Fanshawe Bob Lenson. With these insights, we will find out if the future is bright for the video game industry or if the competitiveness will make gaming harder in the future.

This episode of ALMOST 107 explores gender-affirming care, answering common questions about how it works. Host Finn Dermo speaks with author and activist Sydney Broulliard-Coyle to talk about what gender-affirming care means for the transgender community. Additionally, explore the inner mechanisms of delivering care with Dr. Robby Stein, an endocrinologist at LHSC’s Gender Pathways Program.

In August of 2021, Canada legalized single event sports betting. Nobody knew at the time, but the craze that was coming would be one of the biggest addictions the world has ever seen. Gambling is recreational, not a way of life, and some younger folks may have had to learn that the hard way. Join host Ede Brecevic alongside Thames Valley CMHA addictions counselor April Laithwaite as they discuss the dangers of online gambling, and how it's becoming harmful to today's youth.

With ongoing political tension between Canada and the United States, sports fans are feeling more prideful than ever. Fans of Canadian teams such as the Blue Jays are choosing to cheer for Canada. Join host Jacob Weirmier as he talks with Blue Jays fans and Ian Hunter, a reporter from Blue Jays nation.

In this episode of Almost 107, host Parasdeep Singh talks about how international students handle both study and work in Canada. Jashan, a Fanshawe graduate, shares how he struggled at first with time, money, and missing home, but learned to plan better and stay strong. Mohit from Phantom Ltd helps students find fair part-time jobs and gives advice on managing work and studies. The episode shows that life as a student isn’t easy, but with good planning, rest, and support, it’s possible to do well.

On this episode of the Almost 107 podcast we take a look at the current day state of Canadian Football prospects and where the future of them are going to go.

In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Travers from Simon Fraser University to talk about trans athletes and the broader conversation around fairness in sport. We explore how factors like money, genetics, and access to training shape competition—often more than gender identity. Dr. Travers also helps unpack recent policies targeting trans athletes and what they mean for the future of inclusive sport.

On this episode of Almost 107, we talk all things comic books and comic book movies to see what impact modern comic book movies have on the world of comic books and world of movies

Are young men really that lonely? Are we failing young men as a society? Today we explore the male loneliness epidemic with Anova's manager of education and prevention, Allison Preyde.

In this episode, we dive into the current challenges facing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, with special guest Fanshawe Director of EDI, Joseph Pazzano. Together, we explore why DEI matters now more than ever, dispelling the myth that equity comes at the cost of excellence. Joseph shares insights on how DEI drives innovation, fairness, and stronger communities.