Roz & Mocha

Chloe takes on a homemade pumpkin pie, Roz debates whether he'd live in a house where someone died, and a listener offers to drive all the way to New York for a 50 Cent concert. We get into astrology drama after Roz's comments about Libras, hear a wild story about someone accidentally running themselves over with their own car, celebrate a listener's birthday, and catch up with Dolph Lundgren and Cody Rhodes.

This week in The News: a media executive walks away with a staggering $600 million payout, Canada's largest-ever Lotto Max jackpot hits $85 million, and a Rhode Island man grows a world-record 3,156-pound pumpkin. Plus, John Cena reacts to a Drake shoutout, Miley Cyrus makes Billboard history for all the wrong reasons, AI takes on everything from cancer research to video games, and we dive into the latest headlines surrounding GTA 6, Justin Bieber, Kelly Clarkson, Diddy, and more.

Would you rather use the very first version of your favourite hobby's technology, be a mythical creature, or discover you're older than disposable razors? Plus, there's a debate over the best cheesecake, dream signature sandwiches, the fear of getting hurt in relationships, wedding plus-one etiquette, what's really inside that work bag, and whether life would be harder without search engines or maps.

On this episode of the Ask Roz & Mocha Podcast, the gang gets into some spooky season real estate and debates whether they'd live in a house where people had died. They also reveal the one thing each person still does that drives the others crazy after all these years together, break down their shower routines from head to toe, and Roz answers a listener's rowing question about Roxy after a binge-watch of Crew Girl. Plus, what would happen if a mysterious mountain man wandered into their campsite, and is there actually a proper way to sign a card or email when you're writing on behalf of multiple people?

Maurie catches up with Teddy Swims during his Toronto stop on The UGLY Tour to talk about his incredible year and upcoming album UGLY. Plus, conversations with Mike Flanagan, Matthew Lillard and Samantha Sloyan about bringing Carrie into the social media age, and Luke Kirby and Kathleen Munroe break down what's ahead in Season 4 of Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent, including a new detective and cases inspired by Canadian headlines.

On this episode of the Roz & Mocha Retro Show Podcast, we're looking back at some unforgettable viral moments from the archives. From the time Maurie accidentally helped the show go viral by trolling Daniel Radcliffe about starring in 50 Shades of Grey, to the emotional video of a young boy breaking down after learning he was getting a baby sister. Plus, a classic moment from 2014 that exploded online after a child delivered an insult that nobody saw coming.

Is it worth going back to school after 20 years in the same career, even if it means putting family goals on hold? Plus, struggling to save for a wedding and a house, dealing with a cousin who borrowed $10,000 and stopped paying it back, and navigating a major family adjustment after a spouse's work schedule completely changed.

Roz gets Mocha and Shem to tackle Wordle together with chaotic results, a listener calls out Mocha for ignoring 13 DMs over three years, and another says Roz is actually the guilty one. Plus, Shem debuts an original Thanksgiving song, Maurie reveals why his hairdresser keeps popping his pimples, Roz explains why he likes driving with his pants undone, and we chat with Amanda on her birthday while she's teaching Grade 5, Kirsten about baby names for her future child, and Ernest from New York who's now proudly calling Canada home.

Taylor Swift made a surprise appearance on SNL with Dakota Johnson, Drake's team is shutting down rumours that he fathered a child with longtime friend Keshia Chanté, and we dive into the latest celebrity headlines including Tate McRae's upcoming single and perfume launch, Alex Ovechkin announcing his final NHL season, and the NHL quietly pulling its controversial "Hot For Hockey" campaign. Plus, Maurie chats with Keshia Chanté about the rumours making headlines

Listeners take the show down some unexpected paths as the crew compares screen time habits, reveals the TV shows they can endlessly rewatch, debates whether a personal narrator or hype crew would make life more entertaining, and admits to those moments spent sitting in the car before heading inside. Plus, stories about strange rideshare encounters, lottery daydreams, food hacks, theme parks, and the little everyday questions that somehow turn into the biggest conversations.