Good People with Mark Sakamoto

Good People with Mark Sakamoto (2020- )

RunningDocumentary show

Good People takes a hard look at Canada's problems and scours the planet for the places and solutions that offer hope. Exploring homelessness, gun violence outbreaks, veteran welfare, a world-worst record on garbage, and the opioid crisis, host Mark Sakamoto focuses the issues and connects with the people most affected.

Network
Scheduleevery Wednesday (30 min)

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