As we near the day in the calendar set aside for appreciating everything our mums do for us, it got us wondering: when did we start celebrating Mother’s Day?

As we near the day in the calendar set aside for appreciating everything our mums do for us, it got us wondering: when did we start celebrating Mother’s Day?

Cancer is the second leading cause of death worldwide, with millions of new cases and deaths each year. It doesn’t just affect the individuals diagnosed, it ripples through families, communities, and entire nations.

We are well into the last month of 2024 and as we edge closer to 2025, we have compiled a list of various Topical Talkers for your radio station.

Every year on December 25, we celebrate Christmas, a day for spending time with family, observing an important Christian holiday, partaking in lighthearted traditions, or just spreading some holiday cheer! Christmas has evolved over several millennia into a worldwide celebration chock full of fun-filled, family activities.

Halloween is the time of year when we see doorsteps decorated with carved pumpkins and fake cobwebs. Everyone dresses in spooky costumes on October 31 for trick-or-treating and themed parties. But have you ever wondered why we celebrate Halloween or where the traditions came from?

Pride Month commemorates years of struggle for civil rights and the ongoing pursuit of equal justice under the law for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community, as well as the accomplishments of LGBTQ individuals.

May the Fourth be with you. Fans of George Lucas’ iconic global phenomenon get to geek out extra hard on this pun-centric, nerd-friendly holiday.

A feast day of St George has been celebrated in England for hundreds of years on 23 April, which was possibly the date of his martyrdom. Following the Battle of Agincourt in 1415, St George's Day became one of the most important feast days in the English calendar.