This week, we're in the presence of greatness. Absolute pop royalty. Multi-talented icon, best known for her singing, dancing - and television roles - Paula Abdul stopped by to tell us all about her new tour and share some laughs! And back to school means back to routine. We take a look at some ways to set your kids up for success both in and out of the classroom.

This week, we'll get an insider's look at the Trump family dynamic, when she share our conversation with the former U.S. President's nephew, Fred C. Trump. And we're taking a look at the WNBA in Canada, and how you can help pick the perfect name for Canada's first professional women's basketball team.

This week - we dive into the conversation about whether we should name heat waves. Would it change how we deal with them? We'll also get a sneak peak at life in space - when we talk to a Canadian who lived inside NASA's Mars simulation habitat for more than 12 months in almost complete isolation.

This week, we're taking a closer look at just how bad Toronto traffic is. We have more on a new survey that shows the majority of respondents have considered leaving the city because traffic is so bad.

This week, we share conversations with Canadian drag icon, Tynomi Banks, about her debut single 'Die for Love'. Plus, we talk with country artist, Jason Blaine, about his new music and golfing with celebrities for charity.

This week, we sit down with AJ McLean from the Backstreet Boys, who shares his journey to sobriety and the change it's made in his life. And, Boman Martinez-Reid drops by to tell us about his new show.

This week, we have the story of a man who showed up in the hospital with a bee stinger in his eye, and the lessons doctors learned when treating it. We'll also share a conversation with best-selling author Gabrielle Zevin, on her new book 'Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow".

We sit down with Grammy award-winning reggae legend, Shaggy. Plus, a 43 pound cat named Axel, aka Biggie Smalls and his owner.