In the 11am hour of today's program:

• Montreal Flood Preparedness: Climate Resilience managing director Allison Reynaud outlines the practical adaptation and infrastructure steps homeowners must take as flash flooding becomes a regular reality
• Waterway Safety Concerns: Lifesaving Society executive director Raynald Hawkins addresses the tragic surge in summer drowning incidents across unsupervised lakes and rivers in Quebec
• Women-Only Fitness Centers: Gym Fontainebleau pour Elle owner Vicky Bray discusses the growing popularity of female-only workout spaces and the debate surrounding inclusion versus comfort
• Bank of Canada Rate Announcement: CIBC Wood Gundy senior portfolio manager Richard Lapointe analyzes the financial implications of the central bank's latest interest rate decision

In the 10am hour of today's program:

• Parc Jean-Drapeau Treasure Hunt: The Société du parc Jean-Drapeau officially denies excavation requests from puzzle enthusiasts seeking a rare 45-year-old hidden ceramic key
• NDG Driveway Construction: Notre-Dame-de-Grâce resident Alison Aylward describes being trapped without vehicle access after city roadwork unexpectedly blocked her driveway without advance warning
• In Transit: Guardrail safety advocate Steve Eimers highlights critical installation errors and non-compliant safety features discovered along Northern Quebec's Route 138
• Digital Minimalism Brain Study: Psychologist Dr. Blake Ausmus explains how shifting away from smartphones to simpler devices alters the brain activity and attention spans of young Canadians

In the 11am hour of today's program:

• World Cup Semi-Final Preview: Former Team Canada captain and RDS soccer analyst Patrice Bernier breaks down today's France vs. Spain matchup and tomorrow's England vs. Argentina clash
• Summer Heatwave Advisory: Meteorologist Mark Sirois warns of potentially the hottest day of the summer with temperatures feeling like 43°C and the threat of incoming severe thunderstorms
• Mortgage Renewal Refusals: Certified real estate broker LJ Aguinaga outlines the immediate steps and alternative financing options available to homeowners if their current lender refuses to renew

In the 10am hour of today's program:

• Rare Medieval Manuscript: Université de Montréal librarian Mathieu Thomas discusses the acquisition of a rare 1,000-year-old manuscript fragment, now one of the oldest documents in the city
• Award-Winning Quebec Rum: Distillerie Mariana owner and distiller Philippe Leblanc celebrates their Morbleu Rhum Cacao winning first place and a gold medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition
• In Transit: Air Canada director of regional airlines and markets Ranbir Singh breaks down the airline's new sub-$10 premium airport shuttle service connecting downtown Montreal to Trudeau Airport
• Video Game Industry Layoffs: La Guilde du jeu vidéo du Québec executive director Jean-Jacques Hermans assesses the global economic shifts causing widespread job losses across Montreal's gaming sector

In the 11am hour of today's program:

• How Much Should Diapers Cost?: ParentsCanada editor Katie Dupuis breaks down the financial realities of purchasing diapers and what constitutes a fair budget for new parents
• Senate Absenteeism: Canadian Senator Leo Housakos addresses a new investigation exposing high rates of absenteeism among appointed members of the Senate
• Smart Glasses Surveillance: Tech advisor Mitch Joel explores the growing privacy concerns and surveillance complications surrounding modern smart glasses
• Sam Neill Tribute: Entertainment contributor Chris Bumbray looks back at the extraordinary career and legacy of actor Sir Sam Neill following his passing at age 78

In the 10am hour of today's program:

• SAQ Monopoly Controversy: Canadian Federation of Independent Business Quebec vice-president François Vincent explains why independent retailers are angry over the SAQ's new grocery display expansion
• Carney's Saudi Arabia Visit: Former Liberal foreign affairs minister Lloyd Axworthy critiques Prime Minister Mark Carney's foreign policy shift and trade-focused trip to Saudi Arabia
• In Transit: Quebec Trucking Association president and CEO Marc Cadieux discusses new provincial testing measures aiming to eliminate underqualified out-of-province truck drivers
• Unsafe Trucking Investigations: The Globe and Mail investigative reporter Sara Mojtehedzadeh uncovers how some trucking companies exploit the Temporary Foreign Worker Program, impacting wages and road safety

On part 2 of the Elias Makos Show:

• Kyle Matthews co-founder and Executive Director of the Montreal Institute for Global Security: U.S President Donald Trump says the ceasefire with Iran is over. What happens now?
• Martin Patriquin, Quebec correspondent for The Logic: Why cheap electricity in Quebec may be coming to an end?
• Renaud Brossard, Vice-President of communications at the Montreal Economic Institute: Subsidies for businesses skyrocket since the CAQ has been in power
• Joanne Vrakas, host of the Joanne Vrakas Morning Show on CJAD 800: One traveler was left dangling outside of their Ryan Air flight

On part 1 of the Elias Makos Show:

• Eddie Goldenberg, Lawyer and former Chief of Staff to Jean Chretien has passed away
• Revisiting an interview with Adam Steinman, Executive Vice-President of Global Formats and Acquisitions at Blink49 Studios: A former Montrealers turns heads in his new home thanks to an Expos Cap
• Traffic Court: You call in with your traffic and ticket complaints.