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Almost 107

106.9 The X journalists

Get real people. Get real matters. Get real with the "Almost 107" podcast! Nothing is off limits. Fanshawe College journalism students bring you voices and stories from London, Ontario and beyond to inform, educate and entertain. "Almost 107" is original news and views content. It"s an extension of work produced for 106.9 The X (CIXX-FM). Check out more stories on our website 1069TheX.com and follow us on X-Twitter @1069TheX

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00:15:42

The cost of famine

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2025/09/21

What happens to children living in famine? In this episode of Almost 107, we spoke to professor and pediatric dietitian, Dr. Brenda Hartman to understand what truly happens to a starving child's body.

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00:17:35

Why daily routine is important?

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2025/09/17

Why daily routine is important? Many experts say daily routine is important. But do you know exactly why?In this episode of the Almost 107, we dive into the important of the daily routine and how can we maintain the routine every day. We hear from two experts, Counselor Gillian Villanueva and Trainer Steven Mati to talk about the daily routine. Going in depth the importance of daily routine, especially why daily routine is important with student, how can students make their daily routines

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00:16:33

The Digital Dimension Of Anti-Semitism

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2025/09/17

This episode of Almost 107 explores the digital dimension of antisemitism and how it is affecting Jewish communities locally and globally. After the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, online antisemitic comments spiked dramatically, spreading through social media platforms such as TikTok, YouTube and Instagram. Host Adam Duffy speaks with Dean Lavi, executive director of the London Jewish Community Centre, and with students at Fanshawe College about conspiracy theories, echo chambers and the rapid spread of

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00:17:08

Vacationing versus Travelling

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2025/04/13

In this episode of Almost 107, the host, Georgia Newman, and her expert, Kylie Muncaster, discuss travelling and vacations. Going in depth the different ways to travel, how to travel on a budget, as well as discussing travel locations outside of the United States.

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00:17:46

The Rise and Fall of the Hudson's Bay Company

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2025/04/13

Following a highly publicized court process, a judge has now granted permission for the Hudson’s Bay Company to begin liquidating its assets in an effort to pay off its debts—totalling around one billion dollars. Host Jack Sutton speaks with Western University history professor Michael Dove and University of Toronto marketing professor David Soberman to learn more about the 354-year history of Canada's oldest corporation, where it went wrong, and what's coming next for the Hudson's Bay

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00:23:10

Navigating Friendships in a new country

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2025/04/13

Adjusting to a new country is an adventure, but forming real friendships can be an uphill battle. In this episode of the Almost 107, we dive into the complexities of making friends as an adult in a foreign place. Why is it so challenging? How do cultural differences, language barriers, and social expectations come into play?We hear from Camilla Emesara, a content creator and an immigrant in the U.K. who shares her experiences- what worked, what didn’t, and what she wished she had known earlier

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00:17:02

Bridging Cultures: The Love First International Journey

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2025/04/06

Discover how a student-led club is helping students feel connected and supported on campus. Hear how it's creating a welcoming space for everyone to feel at home.

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00:24:33

International students nearing graduation share their...

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2025/04/06

On the latest episode of Almost 107, Roger Farias explores how Canada’s new immigration rules are affecting international students. With major policy changes introduced over the past year—including increased financial requirements, restrictions on post-graduation work permits, and a cap on study permits—many students are feeling uncertain about their future. To get a deeper perspective, Roger speaks with three international students who are set to graduate in April 2025. They share their concerns,

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00:17:42

5 Years Post Lockdown

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2025/04/06

On this episode of the Almost 107 podcast, Daniel Hernandez sits down with an expert to chat and reflect on the past 5 years since the COVID-19 pandemic triggered a worldwide lock-down.

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00:15:42

Life Lessons in Lacrosse

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2025/03/30

In this episode of Almost 107,Blake Goris, a former division one lacrosse player from London shares his experiences playing the sport from youth to college.

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00:17:10

The International Experience

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2025/03/30

On this episode of Almost 107, Will Bruce sits down for an interview with a fellow Fanshawe student Lobke D’Haens, who is a long way from home to complete her educational journey. Lobke like many other international students are feeling the effects of new policy changes and the general attitude around the idea of international students. In early 2025 Fanshawe announced funding cuts in reaction to the international student cost caps implemented by the government. This has lessened international

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00:17:20

A Distracted Society

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2025/03/23

Follow Alex Lafleur as he Talks to a social worker of over 25 years and an electronically distracted young adult in film school while trying to further understand the effects and facts of electronic and social media overuse.

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00:17:33

Exploring The Future Of AI

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2025/03/23

In this episode of almost 107 Host Alex Lafleur speaks to an expert, and a fanatic of AI to understand the past the future the facts and the mysteries of AI.

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00:18:44

The before and now of parenting

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2025/03/23

Learn how parenting has changed over the years and what are the best tips to be the best parents possible. XFM talked to Sav Neth the president of the London dad club about his experience with parenting as one of the sons of a single immigrant mother, as well as now his experience as a father of two boys.

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00:17:26

Behind the student union

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2025/03/16

Behind the Student Union brings you closer to the people shaping campus life. Through real conversations, we explore the challenges, decisions, and impact of student leadership - showing how every student can be part of the change.

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00:17:46

Still my day one- growing together as siblings

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2025/03/16

Do siblings always grow apart as they get older? Not always! In this episode of the almost 107, we talk to guests who have maintained strong, loving relationships with their siblings over the years. They share funny childhood memories, the ups and downs of growing up together, and the little things that helped them stay connected into adulthood. Whether it's shared traditions, constant check-ins, or simply knowing they always have each other's back. This episode is all about the sibling bonds that

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00:17:04

The Trump Tariff Wake Up Call

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2025/03/16

This episode of the Almost 107 podcast explores another side to the Canada and USA "trade war" to help better your understanding of the looming tariff threats that have been all over the news. Ian Lee, a business professor at Carlton university shares some insight from his unique perspective on what Canada should do in response to tariffs and how these tariffs effect the country.

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00:21:25

Music, art and traditions shine at London cultural...

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2025/03/09

Discover the vibrant side of London's cultural scene in our latest podcast episode. We explore Simple Reflections for Artists, a non-profit With London now recognized as Canada’s first UNESCO City of Music, the organization has brought together over 100 artists from more than 20 cultures to showcase their work at live events and exhibitions.Join us as creatives share their journeys and passion for art and music. Hear from artists like Diego Tamayo, Melany Castro, Dave Pearson, and Harley Salamanca,

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00:17:40

How to battle stress surrounding milestones

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2025/03/09

Completing life milestones, like marriage, seems more like a competition. Public Speaker and Executive Coach, Allison Graham discusses the stress surrounding milestones with Georgia Newman, and gives tips and tricks on how to change your mindset from trying to match peers and focus more and how to best live your life for you.

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00:17:52

Building for the Future: Canada's Fastest Growing City

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2025/03/09

On this episode of Almost 107, Will Bruce sits down for an interview with Ben Durham, an urbanist, content creator and local activist who lives in London, Ontario. The interview focuses on Ben's experiences with cycling and transit in London, and his views on the city's current and future transportation plans. Ben argues that London has the potential to be a more bike-friendly and transit-oriented city, but that it has fallen behind other cities in Canada and North America in implementing these

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