Mass shooting stuns Canada

The podcast covers several global news stories, beginning with a mass shooting in Canada that killed nine people and injured at least 25. The discussion includes details about the victims, the community's reaction, and Canada's gun control policies. It also addresses the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of a U.S. television presenter, including the release of a suspect and the use of doorbell camera footage in the investigation. Christopher Miller from the Financial Times discusses the possibility of elections in Ukraine, influenced by the Trump administration's desire for a peace deal. Additional segments explore the biohacking industry, its potential benefits and risks, and a study on how noise pollution affects birds in urban environments. Finally, the podcast examines the impact of a new film adaptation of "Wuthering Heights" on the village of Haworth.