Featured this week in the media are influencer and entrepreneur Elisabeth Rioux – a figure often associated with Kamala Harris – and our guest, Dave Ouellet.

Marie-Louise Arsenault introduces Boucar Diouf. Following this, Monic Néron and Philippe Léger offer an analysis of the media attention surrounding the departure of the prominent minister, Pierre Fitzgibbon.

Marie-Louise Arsenault greets guest host Ève-Marie Lortie, and they examine the burgeoning impact of artificial intelligence on the media landscape. Their conversation features Yoshua Bengio, scientific director of the MILA Institute, who o…

Joining us today are actor and producer Marc-André Grondin, and journalist Étienne Paré. We will be discussing reports of pager attacks in Lebanon, as well as the media's focus on the legal proceedings involving rapper P. Diddy.

Marie-Louise Arsenault extends a welcome to journalist and writer Michel Jean, as well as Boris Proulx, the parliamentary correspondent for Le Devoir newspaper.

This week, we welcome Luc Dionne. Marie-Claude Savard joins us to discuss her documentary series focusing on the Hilton family, alongside her deeply personal book, *Intemporelle*. Meanwhile, Raed Hammoud and Arnaud Granata delve into an Al-…

Marie-Louise Arsenault offers a welcome to Antoine Bertrand and director and author Léa Clermont-Dion.

Adisq shares insights into its process for supporting artists who have faced public denunciation. We are also pleased to feature singer Elisapie and Mario Lefebvre, a long-standing figure in Quebec's music scene with a fifty-year career.

Joining us today are Jean-Sébastien Girard, a leading voice in the world of fashion, and Thierry-Maxime Loriot. We delve into the evolving landscape of public media.

Marie-Louise Arsenault speaks with writer Patrick Senécal and political commentator David Weigel to examine the unfolding American election campaign. We also explore the growing prominence of lawyers using social media to build their public…

Marie-Louise Arsenault hosts FTQ President Magali Picard and actress Julie Gayet. We reflect on the recent American elections and examine the debate surrounding boxer Imane Khelif’s gender identity.

Marie-Louise Arsenault introduces Marie-Christine Bergeron, the new news anchor for Noovo, and Rachel Gilmore, who investigates the spread of misinformation on social media platforms.

With former minister Pablo Rodriguez and Arthur Sarradin, reporting from Lebanon, we reflect on the year 2024. What significant events and figures defined its passage?

Marie-Louise Arsenault greets Jean-Philippe Wauthier. Country musician Matt Lang discusses fraudulent activity on social networks, and Rachel Gilmore offers an analysis of the Jordan Peterson phenomenon.

Marie-Louise Arsenault welcomes comedian Rachid Badouri. Sociologist Jean-Philippe Warren offers insights into audience measurement techniques. And we explore the key figures shaping public discourse in Quebec.

Marie-Louise Arsenault hosts a conversation with Serge Denoncourt, joined by ICI MUSIQUE's Nicolas Ouellet, to explore the complexities of discoverability. The discussion also touches upon the use of publicity stunts as a means of promoting…

Mariana Mazza joins us today. We also turn our attention to the figure of Doug Ford and the two decades of YouTube's history.

Marie-Louise Arsenault sits down with actor Théodore Pellerin. We examine the output of *As de l’info*, sketch a profile of the newly appointed White House spokesperson, and consider the enduring fascination of television with the lives of …

Joining us this week are journalist Chantal Hébert and the lively sports personality, Tony Marinaro. Alongside Rachel Gilmore, we examine the world of Canadian business titans and the conservative women's magazine, Evie.

We extend a warm welcome to Minister Pascale St-Onge and the journalists from La Presse who have been covering the significant developments surrounding the welfare state. Our discussion will address the factors that prompted Arcom's decisio…

Gildor Roy joins us today. Alongside Olivier Niquet, a discerning listener of the airwaves, we examine the development of provocative radio in Quebec. We also present profiles of four women making significant contributions to the media land…

This week features comedian Mathieu Dufour, a conversation on navigating crisis with a public relations expert, and an examination of Meghan Markle's latest series alongside the Coalition Avenir Québec's approach to social media.

Jean-Philippe Dion, of "Star Académie" fame, and Michel C. Auger will join us to discuss the upcoming spring elections.