Roz & Mocha

Mocha’s battling a stubborn canker sore and Roz offers a hilariously gross fix. Shem’s beard dilemma sparks debate, Roz falls asleep before a major fight, and Maurie surprises the team with unsolicited massages—plus he hits the mic with golf jokes while emceeing a charity tournament. Maddie Phillips from Gen-V Season 2 joins the show, and the crew weighs in on whether “snow” deserves a spot in the Toy Hall of Fame.

From emotional support alligators getting banned at Walmart to Ed Sheeran planning a posthumous album, this week’s News Pod dives into wild headlines. Brian Cox flashes a TIFF audience, Netflix drops a trailer for Monster: The Ed Gein Story, and Coldplay is set to break Taylor Swift’s tour record. Plus, gas prices drop in the GTA, and Robert Munsch is approved for medical assistance in dying.

In this week’s Deep Dive, the crew tackles some wild listener questions, from choosing between bad breath or worse body odor, to who they'd trust in a high-stakes rescue or bank heist. There’s also a hilarious attempt at celebrity impressions, a debate over which iconic actors should be erased from film history, and a nostalgic sing-along request that sparks some unexpected performances.

Ever wondered what your coworkers would do if they were invisible for a day? On today’s episode, the team dives into hilarious hypotheticals—from supermarket search strategies to sitting vs. standing bathroom preferences. We also find out who’s most likely to crush it at mini golf, whether Roz still rocks makeup post-ET Canada, and if this crew would actually hang out if work didn’t bring them together. It’s weird, it’s honest, and it’s very us.

Roz gets hilariously stuck on the name of Jack Dorsey’s new app “Bitchat,” while Mocha shares a viral Aussie accent trick that has everyone laughing. The team dives into Roz’s new microwave egg recipe, and Shem reacts to the twisted movie Bring Her Back. Plus, Maurie hits the TIFF red carpet with Matthew McConaughey, Jamie Lee Curtis, Sydney Sweeney, and Baz Luhrmann!

This episode is a hilarious throwback and total chaos in the best way. First, we revisit the moment Roz had to learn how to take a selfie—back in 2015, when apparently no one knew how. Then things get physical as Roz cracks Mocha's back live on air. And in a truly ridiculous twist, the conversation about celebrity assistants leads to a demand for being carried like a baby to the bathroom. Yes, really.

This week on the FML Podcast, listeners shared some truly raw and relatable struggles. From a devastating financial betrayal that left one person drowning in debt, to a car owner battling a failing engine and shady rental charges, the stress was real. Another listener opened up about the emotional toll of a crumbling family life, juggling divorce, caregiving, and a heartbreaking diagnosis. And for parents, the preschool drop-off drama hit close to home, with tears and tough transitions. These stories remind us that life can be messy—but you're never alone in it.

Mocha and Maurie attempt to set a wild record for the longest high-five ever—lasting over 11 minutes—and the reactions are priceless. Roz gets hilariously heated over a coffee mix-up that spirals into a debate about credit and gratitude. Plus, Roz shares an embarrassing moment at Giant Tiger that’ll make you cringe and cackle. And from the red carpet at TIFF, Maurie chats with Channing Tatum, Kirsten Dunst, Russell Crowe, Rami Malek, Guillermo del Toro, Ryan Reynolds, Jude Law, Jason Bateman, and Jodie Foster!

Lady Gaga takes over Scotiabank Arena with back-to-back shows, while Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather stun fans with a surprise fight announcement. Speed cameras are mysteriously being cut down across Toronto, and Ontario’s minimum wage is set to rise. Plus, Maurie hits the TIFF red carpet with Ryan Reynolds and Colin Hanks for the emotional John Candy: I Like Me documentary.

This week on the Roz & Mocha DM Deep Dive Podcast: We’re getting personal and a little weird! From gnarly cooking habits and toilet stains to the eternal debate of round vs. square pizza — it’s all on the table. Plus, we test someone’s Guyanese card with a lesson in “broughtupsy,” and things get awkward when one of the team tries to shoot their shot live on-air. And if you’ve ever dreamed of starting your own broadcasting school, you’re not alone — we might just be building one.