With over 50,000 self proclaimed fitness influencers across the globe, some share science-backed helpful tips, others promote fitness advice that’s misguided at best and dangerous at worst. But are people going too far for attention? An Indonesian fitness influencer died when performing what he called a "dangerous as hell" routine. On this episode of 360 View, Scottie Nell Hughes looks at how the fitness industry is playing out across the globe. We speak with influencer and author Oli London about how we can balance between being healthy and attention grabbing.

While the Covid 19 pandemic has been declared over by most countries and the World Health Organization, the effects of the pandemic on mental health are still taking a toll on the global population. On this edition of 360 View, Scottie Nell Hughes speaks with author and motivational speaker on loneliness, Simone Heng, about how the long-term effects of isolation brought on by the Covid 19 pandemic is still impacting society.

On this episode of 360 View we take a look at the massive amount of wildfires are burning in Canada. By July, over 400 wildfires burning. More than 200 were considered out of control. These have sent smoke all the way down the east coast of the United States creating hazardous air quality conditions. Canada received help from countries all over the world including South Africa and the United States to help battle the Wildfires. International Correspondent Roxana Solano speaks to firefighters from South Africa who came to assist. Scottie Nell Hughes speaks with Edward Struzik, Author of Firestorm: How Wildfire Will Shape Our Future, about the controversial use of controlled burns for prevention, and the ultimate price of loss of life.

On this episode of The M.O., host Manila Chan dives into the hot topic of the re-militarization of Japan. Manila sits down with author James Bradley to discuss Japanese history after World War II and the subsequent move by Tokyo to boost their military budget in the face of a perceived Chinese and North Korean threat.

On this episode of the Cost of Everything we take a closer look at trains and what it costs to run efficient public transportation. Is there a reason high-speed rail seems to be spreading everywhere except the United States? And which countries rely on trains the most for cargo transportation? Host Christy Ai compares how the train infrastructure differs in the West and the East with award winning author Christian Wolmar.