Roz & Mocha

As summer winds down, Maurie hits the streets to hear what students really think about heading back to class, and the return of School Tings puts Maurie and Chloe to the test in astronomy, spelling, Canadian law and geography. Plus, a high school teacher vents about stinky students, Roz can't stop singing Shem's Labour Day song, and the crew embraces the chaos of back-to-school season

From a shocking story involving Jim Thornton from Wheel of Fortune to exclusive interviews with the Canadian International Air Show's Snowbirds and former fighter pilot Rob “Scratch” Mitchell, the gang dives into the biggest headlines of the week. Plus, the new Canadian $20 bill featuring King Charles III, Apple’s first foldable iPhone, AI experts warning about the future of artificial intelligence, controversy surrounding Macklemore, updates on Canada-U.S. tariffs, and the latest from Harry Styles, George Clooney, Chris Rock, and more

From frozen chips and tuna nachos to canned prunes with milk, things get weird when we reveal our unconventional snack habits. Plus, we tackle “little man syndrome,” debate whether on-air personalities are the same off the air, discuss the songs that get permanently stuck in our heads, and answer whether we'd rather have our search history or camera roll exposed for the world to see

What’s that one thing your partner does obsessively that drives you crazy? For Roz, it’s vacuuming. The gang also tackles a back-to-school question about what item they’d be in a pencil case, Roz shares his beard routine, and they imagine becoming superheroes by choosing sidekicks from the show, designing costumes, and naming their dynamic duos. Plus, they reveal the household rules they refuse to bend and the recent moments that made them realize they’re officially getting older.

Mocha shares his Ribfest adventures with listeners, Fabian tries to convince everyone he's actually friends with Roz and Mocha, and an emotional call from a longtime listener reminds the team just how much the show means to people. Plus, Roz's sushi binge has consequences, Mocha auditions for Hollywood with a dramatic Grey’s Anatomy self-tape, a listener tells a truly bizarre story about dating someone obsessed with smelling everything, and Maurie chats with "Mr. Christmas" Andy Park and Blue Jays legend Buck Martinez about becoming the first inductee into the team's new Hall of Excellence

Take a trip back through some of our sexiest conversations from the Roz & Mocha archives. This week, we revisit 2013 debates on what women find sexy in men and what men find sexy in women, plus a 2014 discussion all about the power of a sexy voice. It’s flirty, funny, and a perfect throwback to some of our most talked-about moments

After four years together, one listener is questioning whether love is enough to make living together the right move. We dive into the fears, habits, and realities behind sharing a home with your partner, and whether wanting your own space could be a dealbreaker or just an honest part of growing up

The Roz & Mocha Show celebrates 17 years on the air with anniversary surprises from the team, including a diss track from Shem, a poem by Chloe, and Maurie hitting the streets where several people mistakenly thought Roz and Mocha were a couple and should be getting married. Listeners share everything from uncanny similarities to Roz’s life story to welcoming a new baby and heading back to work after the summer, and Roz and Mocha also catch up with The Wiggles as they celebrate 35 years of entertaining families before sitting down with the legendary Mr. T to talk about the larger-than-life persona that made him a pop culture icon.

Connor Hellebuyck wants out of Winnipeg, the Raptors will retire Kyle Lowry’s No. 7 jersey in January, and the CNE Food Hall of Fame announces its 2026 inductees, including classics like poutine, roasted corn and perogies. Plus, Chris Stapleton’s tribute to Dolly Parton has everyone talking, Lionel Messi retires from international soccer, Duane “Keffe D” Davis is found guilty in the murder of Tupac Shakur, and Steph Curry reflects on growing up in Toronto.

This week on the Deep Dive, we tackle everything from kids discovering classic music, shared playlists and music gatekeeping, to awkward encounters, social media algorithms, favourite school classes, misunderstood song lyrics, toothpaste debates, loud ringtones, acting dreams, football fantasy matchups, and the pettiest reasons people have lost interest in someone.