Tim Walsh

Courtney Brown, a reporter at Axios, sheds light on the declining trend of holiday bonuses, attributing this shift to changing workplace norms and a tight labor market. Carla Javier dives into the details of who still receives these bonuses, revealing industry variations. Tim Walsh shares the quirky history of Play-Doh, once a wallpaper cleaner turned beloved toy. Meanwhile, Doug Montgomery discusses the explosive growth of the anime industry, highlighting its financial dynamics and possible market saturation.

Niigaan Sinclair, a Professor of Indigenous Studies, delves into the fallout from Thomas King's revelation about his ancestry, sparking discussions on trust in Canadian literature. Tim Walsh reflects on the legacy of toy inventor Burt Meyer, sharing delightful anecdotes about classics like Lite Brite and Mousetrap. Duncan Astle, a neuroinformatics expert, reveals surprising findings from his brain development study, showing that adolescence might extend to age 32, raising awareness on mental health challenges during this prolonged phase.