The Ben Mulroney Show

The Ben Mulroney Show

Ben Mulroney is regarded as one of Canada’s premier television and radio hosts. He is best known as the former co-host of Your Morning and Etalk and host of Canadian Idol, which was the most watched English-language Canadian television show on record for the entirety of its six-season run. As a preeminent host, emcee, and interviewer, Mulroney infuses galas, conferences, and every event he’s involved in with his signature humour, charisma, and warm personality. Despite being the son of former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and earning a law degree from Laval University and a history degree from Duke University, Mulroney found his calling in show business, not politics. Mulroney got his start as the Quebec City Correspondent for The Chatroom before joining Canada AM as their entertainment reporter. He then joined Etalk from its inception, where he interviewed thousands of stars and reported from hundreds of red carpets, including the Oscars, the Golden Globes, the Emmys, and the Juno Awards. Mulroney has also appeared as a contributor on the weekend edition of ABC News’ Good Morning America and joined Kelly Ripa as guest co-host twice on the popular daytime talk show, Live! With Kelly. He also works closely with Aurora Strategy Global, a fast-growing public affairs, government, and public relations firm, and is a strategic and communications advisor to several Canadian startups, including Trexity, HOVR, Midori-Bio, and TutorOcean. As an experienced event host, Mulroney works closely with several charitable organizations, including Cystic Fibrosis Canada and SickKids. The Ben Mulroney Show is nationally syndicated Monday to Friday across Corus’ Talk network of stations, appearing in the following timeslots: 640 Toronto: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. AM 980: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. QR Calgary AM 770: 12 p.m.-2 p.m. 880 CHED: 12 p.m.-2 p.m. 680 CJOB: 2 p.m.-4 p.m. 980 CKNW: 6 p.m.-8 p.m.
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Host Ben Mulroney interviews Sam Dima, a motivational speaker and author of 'Return on Goodwill', about the power of positivity and intentional living. The conversation explores themes of generosity, the importance of reflecting on life through journaling, and how small acts of kindness can create meaningful connections. The speakers also discuss the philosophy of selfless giving, illustrated by an anecdote about a lawyer who distributes $2 bills to strangers. The discussion shifts to observations on changing attention spans in children and the fear young people feel regarding parental expectations, before concluding with details about Dima's upcoming book release and future intentions for multi-generational shows.

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technology is benign, right? It's either it's not good and it's not bad. It just depends on how it's used.

00:00:17 · The host introduces the idea that technology, like a tool, is neutral and its impact depends entirely on human intent.

I try my best not to label myself in a box anymore because I know things could change very quickly.

00:02:30 · Sam Dima discusses his refusal to define himself by past roles or injuries due to the unpredictable nature of life.

there are three gifts you leave behind. Your library, your pictures, and your journals.

00:07:21 · Sam shares a lesson from his mentor Jim Rohn regarding the importance of preserving one's life experiences.

Kids are afraid of letting their parents down.

00:14:57 · The speaker identifies a consistent theme in his conversations with young people after his speaking engagements.

I have an intention, but I'm completely open to how things are going to unfold in my future.

00:17:55 · The author describes his mindset regarding his career trajectory and his desire to host multi-generational events.

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Sam Demma - "Return on Goodwill"

Host Ben Mulroney interviews Sam Dima, a motivational speaker and author of 'Return on Goodwill', about the power of positivity and intentional living. The conversation explores themes of generosity, the importance of reflecting on life through journaling, and how small acts of kindness can create meaningful connections. The speakers also discuss the philosophy of selfless giving, illustrated by an anecdote about a lawyer who distributes $2 bills to strangers. The discussion shifts to observations on changing attention spans in children and the fear young people feel regarding parental expectations, before concluding with details about Dima's upcoming book release and future intentions for multi-generational shows.

11 Sep 2026
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Is The AI Industry Gambling With Our Lives?

This episode explores the polarizing debate surrounding the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and its potential risks to society. The discussion begins with a look at the fears expressed by former Anthropic employee Jacob Hoxson regarding AI's ability to independently hack infrastructure or develop bioweapons. To provide a balanced perspective, cybersecurity expert David Shipley, CEO of Boceron Security, joins the conversation to analyze these claims through a lens of practical security and human behavior. The conversation shifts from apocalyptic scenarios like Skynet to more immediate concerns, such as the erosion of human cognitive judgment and the risks posed by existing cyber threats. The episode examines the potential for AI to revolutionize fields like medicine while emphasizing the importance of regulation, corporate liability, and maintaining human agency in an increasingly automated world.

11 Sep 2026
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Why a former MP told Parliament about his suicide attempt | Mark Holland

In this episode, host Ben sits down with former federal MP and Minister of Health Mark Holland on World Suicide Prevention Day. The conversation explores Holland's deeply personal journey through mental health struggles, including his decision to go public with his past suicide attempt during a parliamentary committee meeting. Holland discusses the loss of identity following his political career, the impact of professional imbalance on his marriage and family life, and his work with the Men's Mental Health Foundation. The discussion touches on the dangers of political dehumanization and the importance of breaking the silence surrounding mental health crises to prevent others from suffering in isolation.

10 Sep 2026
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Trump, Tariffs & A Terrible Anniversary

The Ben Mulroney Show hosts examine the escalating trade tensions between Canada and the United States, specifically focusing on the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs. The discussion also delves into Canadian domestic politics, including internal instability within the BC Conservative party and debates over parliamentary accountability. The episode concludes with a personal reflection on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, as the hosts share their individual memories and the atmosphere surrounding the attacks.

10 Sep 2026
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The Handsome Homeless: Hope, Fear & Redemption

In this episode of The Ben Mulroney Show, host Ben Mulroney interviews Greg Cronier, known online as 'Handsome Homeless,' a man traveling across Canada to document the realities of homelessness and addiction. The conversation explores the severity of homelessness in Ottawa, the kindness found within local communities, and the systemic gaps in government support for those transitioning out of poverty. Cronier shares his personal journey of achieving 90 days of sobriety and discusses the unique psychological challenges of managing finances while in recovery. The discussion concludes with Cronier's vision for a preventative approach to homelessness, focusing on youth education and securing funding to address drug awareness and housing instability before they escalate.

09 Sep 2026