Roz & Mocha

Roz dishes out fall lawn care advice, the crew imagines a big-screen version of The Roz & Mocha Show complete with dream casting and movie titles, and shares the family recipes they’d want passed down for generations. Plus, what’s one thing worth every penny no matter the cost, and the smell of a certain meal drifting through the neighbourhood that instantly stops you in your tracks?

Maurie chats with Julia Stiles about joining Dancing with the Stars, and sits down with Maitreyi Ramakrishnan to talk her new Netflix movie Best of the Best. Plus, Mocha attempts a self-tape audition for ER, Chloe gets tested on Guyanese and Caribbean slang, the team debates the fate of hoodies after a breakup, and a listener discovers Roz's high school graduation photo hanging in the halls of his old school.

Celebrating the start of fall, we dug deep into the Roz & Mocha archive vault to find some autumn-inspired gems. This week on The Roz & Mocha Retro Show, hear Maurie put his falsetto up against Justin Timberlake's in 2013, the gang debate whether it's called "fall" or "autumn," and a collection of classic fall jokes from 2016 that still make us groan today

Roz opens up about the passing of his mom and shares stories from her final months, while listeners reach out with their own experiences. Plus, Maurie chats with new Toronto Maple Leafs star Gavin McKenna about joining hockey's biggest market, Chloe reviews a Zach Bryan concert she never wanted to attend, and garbage collector Charles unloads in a memorable Roz & Mocha Vented Moment about the wild things people do on garbage day.

The Blue Jays are officially out of playoff contention after a disappointing follow-up to last year's World Series run. Plus, Devon Sawa shares his thoughts on where things went wrong, Vladdy Jr. opens up about his struggles this season, Taylor Swift sparks speculation with her mysterious new single Patient Zero, Tom Cruise reveals what he and Taylor talked about at an NFL game, and Ed Sheeran continues to deal with fallout from the Macklemore controversy. Also, Snooki announces she's cancer-free, Resident Evil dominates the box office, Travis Kelce sets an NFL record, and a Glee reboot may be on the way.

What’s the ultimate comfort food after a stressful day, and is 4 a.m. considered late or early? We debate the correct colours for school duotangs, whether people should change out of their “outside clothes” when they get home, and which Disney princess would survive a Hunger Games-style battle royale. Plus, who would crack first in a police interrogation, the last thing that made everyone literally laugh out loud, and the heated debate over who is the greatest Spider-Man of all time

For a junk drawer to officially qualify as a junk drawer, what’s the one item that absolutely has to be inside? This week on Ask Roz & Mocha, the gang also debates their favourite jingles from the show, whether tucking in your shirt without a belt is a fashion disaster, which wrist a watch should really be worn on, and faces the ultimate zombie apocalypse question: if your significant other gets infected, do you wait and see if they turn... or take action immediately?

The team debates the reality of “clopening,” settles an important question about whether a piece of naan or a baguette can be thrown farther, and revisits the fallout from a viral prank video. There’s also a discussion about Drake’s latest FOMO event, listener stories involving the Merlin bird-identification app, a family sharing how advice from the show helped with their child’s sleep struggles, plus interviews with Scott McGillivray on the return of Income Property and Saul Hafting, who earned a Guinness World Record by solving Rubik’s Cubes while bouncing on a pogo stick

As TIFF 2026 wraps up, we’re reliving some unforgettable festival moments on the Roz & Mocha Retro Show Podcast. Travel back to TIFF 2013 when Taylor Swift hit the red carpet for One Chance, the Paul Potts biopic featuring her song “Sweeter Than Fiction,” plus a chat with Keira Knightley about wearing period-piece costumes. Then, from TIFF 2014, Roz sits down with Benedict Cumberbatch for The Imitation Game and even gets a few jokes in along the way.

A husband is struggling in a marriage where intimacy has completely disappeared, someone feels suffocated by a parent whose fear of scams has taken over her life, and another listener is dreading turning 40 as every new ache and pain starts to feel very real. Plus, a mom opens up about the emotions of sending two young children off to kindergarten and daycare, a woman can't stand her best friend's husband and what he's done to their friendship, someone needs advice on telling coworkers they have bad breath, and an entrepreneur wonders why a close friend has never supported her business