Bob Irving on the Jets & Bombers, and Mayor Scott Gillingham

Jake Ayre, VP, Keystone Agricultural Producers Dr. Gord McTavish, Heartland Fertility Clinic

Hal's guests: Marion Willis, St. Boniface Street Links Shannon Sampert, on the new IPSOS Poll: 72% say Trudeau should step down

Hal's guests: Dave Petrishen, The Sports Doctor, live in Hamilton! Carolyn Klassen, Conexus Counselling

Hal's guests: Wayne Berger, CEO The Americas, opening a 3rd hybrid co-working space in Winnipeg Colin Craig, President, Think Tank Secondstreet.org, 74% of Canadians want reimbursement for surgery abroad Loren Remillard, CEO, WCC, impact of crime on small business.

Kelly Smith, Director, Winnipeg Paranormal Group, joins Hal to chat about the local spooooooky hangouts!

Winnipeg singer-songwriter Begonia speaks with Hal!

Hal's guests: Jessica Lorusso, In Good Company Etiqutte Meagan Balgobin, author Dr. Toby Rutner

David Gerhard - Professor & Department Head, Computer Science, U of M

Hal's guests: Gerry the Medic Michael Behiel, Mayor of Humboldt David Bosiak, Mayor of Dauphin Dr. Syras Derksen

Hal's guests: Kathy Wiens, Executive Director, Manitoba Running Association Rob Berkowits, Executive Director, Rady Jewish Community Centre, "Hate Is Not Welcome Here" night at the Sea Bears game Carolyn Klassen

Hal's guests: Summer jobs for students with Rosanna Hempel and Loren Remillard Bruce Johnson on this hazy weather Christine M'Lot, "Your Voice Is Power"

Hal's guests: Shannon Sampert, on Monday's Federal Byelections Tristin Ukmar, Rick's Pizza...Pickle Pizza at the Red River Ex!

Hal's guests: Alan Castell, Alpha Technologies "Save My Phone!" Linda Brown, 55+ Games, in Portage June 20-22 Carolyn Klassen

Hal's guests: Arvid Loewen, safe cycling tips Nicole Frey, Founder, Animal Food Bank Foundation

Hal's guests: Drew Stremick & Bruce Johnson on the heat wave Makr Cohoe on Bike Week Brian Teichroew on Ghostbusters Day!

Serge Balcaen, Brio Insurance Al Wiebe, Advocate for the Homeless

Hal's guests: Diana Cline, Diana's Cucina & Lounge, Pizza Baking Champ Shannon Sampert, on Maxime Bernier running in Portage-Lisgar Carolyn Klassen

Andrew McCrae from Smashed Window River Heights

Winnipeg noise-rock band KEN mode was in the Netherlands to play a festival last weekend...unfortunately their gear was there MUCH longer. Lead singer/guitarist Jesse Matthewson spoke to Hal about the whole situation.

Ben Kang, CFO, Python SuperiorRoads, on the Python 5000 Jim Toth, on VGK/WPG Game 5 Carolyn Klassen

Eric Alper (@ThatEricAlper) on A.I. generated music Carolyn Klassen, Conexus Counselling

The Sports Doctor joins Hal to talk Jets!

Hal's guests: Jason Rykiss, Pres. UMSU, post-secondary food insecurity Stephen Nixon, Winnipeg Firefighter Ravi Ramberran, owner, Dreamland Diner

Shaun Jeffrey of the Manitoba Restaurant & Foodservices Association on restaurant closures due to rodent infestations; Technology Expert David Papp on "malicious" emails that can strike before they're opened; Louise Anderson of St. Norbert's Farmers Market on the Charity Chili Cookoff this Saturday.

Hal's guests: Gord Halowaty (daughter was almost on Flight 370, which was 9 years ago today) Bryan Borzykowski, on the SVB failure Jeff Braun on the 95th Academy Awards Cynthia Carr, COVID-19, three years later

Hal's guests: Weather Expert Bruce Johnson Couch Potato Jeff Braun on the Oscars Dr. Syras

Hal's guests: Sel Burrows Jino Distasio

Hal's guests: Michel Durand-Wood, DearWinnipeg.com, on Transit Dr. Syras

Hal's guests: Brad Roberts, lead singer of Crash Test Dummies Carolyn Klassen

Hal's guests: Joelle Foster, MB Institute of Trades & Technology Kendra Kay, Manitoba's Country Music Female Artist of the Year Ashley Nemeth, CNIB Online Arts and Entertainment Auction

Eric Alper on Bruce Springsteen tickets, Restaurant subscriptions with Dave Petrishen, is it time for UBI? and checking in on Ukrainian refugees one year into the war

Hal's guests: Gerry The Medic: So you've been bear sprayed: now what?; Michael Redhead Champagne, on Jully Black's word change of the Canadian Anthem at NBA All-Star Weekend.

Hal's guests: Kate Kehler, Executive Director, Social Planning Council, and Al Wiebe on living in poverty; Matt Gasner, on the Great Backyard Bird Count

Property taxes & fees rise on average $142, will we get what we pay for?; Sylvain Charlebois - senior director, Agri-Food analytics lab, Dalhousie University; Carolyn Klassen returns from a long vacation.

00:00-- BLAKE GRIST - COACH, TEAM MANITOBA FREESTYLE SKI      (CANADA WINTER GAMES START FEBRUARY 18TH ON PEI) 06:05--- ROYCE KOOP - POLITICAL SCIENTIST, U OF M         (CABINET SHUFFLE) 16:00--- SAM THOMPSON - GLOBAL NEWS ONLINE JOURNALIST         (JUNO NOMINATIONS)

Hal's guests: Hector Vergara, Executive Director, MB Soccer Association Eric Alper, favourite road trip songs David Papp, on banning cyber ransom payments

Hal's guests: Bob Irving on the Bombers looking to three-peat! Dr. Jason Kindrachuk Kelly Lambkin from Diabetes Canada on World Diabetes Day Jeff Braun on Yellowstone (on Paramount Plus now!)

Chris Adams, Adjunct Professor of Political Sciences at the U of M on Poilievre VS. Charest & Hal makes a big personal announcement!

Homelessness advocate, Al Wiebe on the recent protest for a garbage bin & checking in with Global News anchor, Lisa Dutton about long lost childhood foods!

Learning more about week 2 of Folklorama with Tereasa Cotroneo & Urban Studies Professor at the U of W, Jino Distasio answers the question, "Is it time for light rail transit in Winnipeg?'

Syras Derksen joins us to chat about seeing through misinformation & Shaun Jeffrey of the Manitoba Restaurant & Foodservices Association tells us why participation in fundraisers is down.

Manitoba Justice Minister, Kelvin Goertzen on cybercrime in the city & Cindy Tugwell of Heritage Winnipeg on Wellington Crescent's 'Eaton House' coming down

Lawrence "Spatch" Mulhall on youth crime, his new job and Indian City's exciting deal with Warner & we check in with Global News anchor, Lisa Dutton about everything from thrifting to review etiquette!

Hal's guests: Sherry Benson Podolchuk on people in power who say nothingDr. Shay-Lee Bolton on studying mental health during a pandemicEric Alper, aging artists on tour (again)Carolyn Klassen, Conexus Counselling

Hal's guests: Yvonne Sharples on Monarch Butterfiles joining the endangered species listJoy Smith on human trafficking in Ukraine

Hal's guests:  Eileen Bell, 630 CHED on the Pope's visit to EdmontonAndrew McCrea on his "Winnipee" appFarmer Curits Mcrae on crops

Hal's guests:  Brenlea Yamron, owner "Nathan Detroit's Sandwich Pad"Jim Gauthier, "Sleep In Heavenly Peace" build day

Hal's guests: Dan McTeague on Carbon Tax rebatesDr. Syras on love vs. toxicity

Hal's guests: Munther Zeid from FoodFare on shoplifting and prices on the riseJason Kindrachuk on Health Canada approving a new Covid-19 vaccine for infants & preschoolersCarolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling

Hal's guests: Voula Marinos, Brock University: Would a curfew work?Kathy Knight, Dean, MITTDoug King, Mount Royal University: Edmonton's plan to fight crime

Hal's guests: Crime CallsDavid Papp on the Rogers OutageBarrett Miller from Fort Whyte Alive on "The Great Escape"Gerry The Medic on 911/Rogers outage

Hal's guests: Nolan Turnbull, Manitoba Kinesiology Association on Injury Prevention DayChris Adams from U of M on the race for MayorColin Blunstone, lead singer, The Zombies

680 CJOB Sports Director Kelly Moore on the Winnipeg Jets hiring new Head Coch Rick Bowness.  And, a radio tribute to Hal's late Mom, Ada. 

Hal's guests: Winnipeg Blue Bomber CEO Wade MillerFormer Bomber kicker Troy WestwoodDr. Syras Derksen

Hal's guests: Eric Alper on classic albumsKeerthana Rang, on Uber's lost & found indexCarolyn Klassen from Conexus Counseling

Hal's guests:Manitoba NDP Leader Wab KinewAyn Wilcox from KlinicTyler Leighton, organizer, Music of the Night

President of the Manitoba Heavy Construction Association, Chris Lorenc & civil engineering professor at the U of M, Jay Doering on flooding repairs 

John McCallum of the Asper School of Business on the latest economic issues facing Canadians & our weekly check-in with Carolyn Klassen 

Nurse Cathy Sichewski tells us why she flies in to Winnipeg from BC every couple of months & Chef Scott Dagshaw on the best Canadian restaurants 

Chief Economist, Pierre Cleroux on a new survey about tech in business & Winnipeg actress/health care worker, Sheila Lotuaco on her new movie, Islands 

Darren Dunn of Assiniboia Downs tells us about the Kentucky Derby winner's connection to Winnipeg & The Germ Guy, Jason Tetro explains why your phone is gross. 

Ron Koslowsky on supply chain woes & Syras Derksen on the benefits of nostalgia 

Manitoba's Premier on flood prevention, infrastructure, potholes and more. And our weekly check-in with Carolyn Klassen

President and CEO of Travel Manitoba, Colin Ferguson tells us all about tourism this summer, including staycations and bleisure trips

President of Keystone Agricultural Producers, Bill Campbell on the mental health of farmers & Brian Labossiere of Total Flooring on dealing with flooded basements.

Canadian Olympian Charles Hamelin, on visiting Greenway School with Meaghan Mikkelson to surprise them with a new in-school breakfast program; Lorraine Sommerfeld on Ford's new electric F-150; Dr. Jason Kindrachuk. 

Meet the owner of Envirodel, Winnipeg's first and only zero emissions courier service & find out what Carolyn Klassen says about the power of 'thank you'

Stuart Smyth from the U of Saskatchewan on cofusing food labels, Dr. Shelley Zieroth on COVID & heart health, and Getty Stewart.

We touch on today's top stories with Global News anchor, Lisa Dutton

"Stand Up For Ukraine" Virtual Comedy Benefit, this Sunday (0:30); Kidney Foundation's 2nd Annual Lucky Lotto (6:15).

Syras Derksen joins us to chat about the chemistry of friendship, getting along with siblings and more!

Brenda Brazeau on students taking rapid COVID tests before going home for the holidays, Loren Remillard on his Grey Cup wager & Syras Derksen stops by for our weekly chat.

Farmer Ian Smith on getting local meat, Carrie McKinnon on waiting 2 years for a knee replacement & our weekly visit with Carolyn Klassen

Dr. Toby Rutner on holiday burnout, Ray Dubois on Christmas Tree Day & our very own Skylar Peters live from Hamilton to tell us the latest about Grey Cup preparations 

Virologist Jason Kindrachuk joins us to talk the new Omicron variant, voice of the Riders Derek Taylor help preview the West final, and technology expert David Papp is here for Cyber Monday. 

Epidemiologist Cynthia Carr on shaking hands, author Paul Woods on Year of the Rocket & Bomber great, Troy Westwood on the 30th anniversary of Winnipeg's first Grey Cup

Dr. Jason Kindrachuk join us to talk about the pediatric vaccines, Ed Tait weighs in on whether we should be worried about that recent Bomber loss, and Marc Soberano explains Housing Day. 

Kris Kristjansson of Brazenhall Kitchen on retail, Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce President Loren Remillard on retail, and Michal LeBlanc, Senior Retail Advisor, on....retail. 

Tracy Garbutt from CNIB on the navigating the city after a snowstorm, and Dr. Jason Kindrachuk

Jason Kindrachuk on variants, Martin Firestone on travel insurance & Wade Miller on the news that Bob Irving is retiring

Adam Kurtz from the Grand Forks Herald on the re-opening of the US border, and Dr. Toby Rutner on men's mental health. 

Epidemiologist Cynthia Carr on the rise of COVID numbers, an update on lumber prices from Liz Kovach & our weekly visit with Syras Derksen

Dr. Craig Jenne with answers to your COVID questions, Hal's weather expert Bruce Johnson on the unexpected warmth this weekend, and Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling. 

Greg Gilhooly, an abuse survivor and lawyer, gives his take on what Kevin Cheveldayoff had to say about the Blackhawks scandal. Shelly Glover's lawyer breaks down her case against the PC election. And builder Josh Dueck  talks about building a sustainable home. 

Brendan Scott, the President of UMSU, gives us a call to talk about the U of M strike; Virologist Jason Kindrachuk on where we go from here to get people vaccinated; and will there be a Xmas tree shortage? Ray Dubois weighs in. 

New Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson (0:20); plus Jesse Thomas (6:20) & Jim Toth (10:50) talk Movember. 

Kyle Beach comes forward (0:05); Incident at 7 Oaks Hospital. (7:35); Winnipeg water skier, Taryn Grant was part of Canada's Gold Medal win at World Water Ski Wakeboard Championships. (15:55); Our weekly visit with Carolyn Klassen. (22:15)

Jets GM named in sex assault investigation in Chicago. (0:05); Derelict building fires are becoming a problem in Winnipeg. (7:45); How does insurance work with derelict buildings? (13:55); Trying to save the John Blumberg Golf Course. (18:25); Covid questions with Dr. Craig Jenne. (22:45)

Guns on the streets of Winnipeg. (0:05); Restaurants and Christmas parties this season. (12:10); The winter forecast (17:30); 3-D printed guns. (23:00); Disconnecting from work. (31:05)

Pre-pandemic things you'll never do again and supply shortage stories. (0:05); Jim Toth and the new Jim Toth Show (14:15); Bombers with a big win. Doug Brown re-caps what went down. (20:15); Shortages making it difficult to make wine for one business (27:20); Our weekly visit with Global Anchor Lisa Dutton (35:35)

Jason Kindrachuck debunks myths on the Flu. (0:05); Kyle Irving from Eagle Vision, ways in on the tragedy that took place on the movie set "Rust" involving Alec Baldwin and the stringent gun protocols that happen on movie sets. (11:25); Jonathan Alward, Manitoba Provincial Affairs Director, CFIB tells us the supports for businesses in Manitoba. (20:30); Bob Irving tees up Saturday's Bomber game against the Lions (27:55); Our weekly visit with Dr. Syras Derksen. (37:05)

Jets home opener is tonight. Hal speaks with Jets super fan, Jeff Paulson. (0:05); Local Business donates 50 pounds of coffee to Main Street Project. (7:05); What to expect at Canada Life Centre for the Jets home opener with Kevin Donelly. (13:10); Hospital, care home and other visitation rules with Arthur Schafer from the U of M. (22:50); Our weekly visit with Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling. (33:45) 

Talking to Obby Khan on buying local and his website goodlocal.ca. (0:05); Shaun Jeffrey from Manitoba Restaurant & Foodservices Association gives us his thoughts on the Health Minister not wearing a mask and what precautions should restaurants take when it comes to food allergies. (16:30); Hal talks with Author Bruce winder about retail during Covid and what to expect this upcoming holiday season. (24:25)

Do politicians say sorry too much? (0:05); President of the University of Manitoba Students Union, Brendan Scott gives his views on the strike and what it means to students. (13:10); Daylight Savings or Standard time? Diana McMillan, Sleep Consultant & Associate Professor at the U of M gives us her take. (23:45); Weather update with Bruce Johnson. (34:15)

Health care workers on unpaid leave. (0:05); Dave Howard, Founder of Homes for Heroes hopes to help homeless vets in Winnipeg. (6:10); It's Waste Reduction Week. Dennis Neufeld from Electronic Products Recycling Association tells us what to do with our old electronics. (16:45); Our weekly visit with Global News anchor Lisa Dutton (21:10)

Global Reporter Brittany Greenslade gives us the latest on the Salem Home letter that was sent out to families as well as the Boundary Trail announcement (0:05); Farmers are loving the rain. We hear from President of Keystone Agricultural Producers, Bill Campbell (5:15); President of the Winnipeg Police Association, Moe Sabourin gives us the latest on police vaccinations (11:50); Bruce Johnson tells us what to expect from the weather (19:30); Bob Irving tee's up tonight Bomber Game (22:05); Why do dogs lick people? Dr. Syras Derksen tells us why (29:00)

Vaccine Uptake with Skylar Peters (0"05); Update on restaurants and the new support program (5:35); Winnipeg Humane Society shares a story about animals in distress (11:25); A story about a cat who came back (19:20); Premiers' popularity from across the country (25:05); Vaccinations among Winnipeg Transit drivers (31:35); Our weekly visit with Carolyn Klassen (36:15)

U.S. border reopening soon (0:05); Colorado low brings rain & maybe snow. William Shatner made a journey to space (7:35); Jets regular season starts today. Jim Toth gives us his thought on the team (13:45); Travel insurance questions as us border reopens (20:55); We get a Covid update from Jason Kindrachuck (28:20); Government business supports ending soon (35:00); The Sports Doctor (43:20)

Homes for Heroes (0:05); Getting back to theatres (6:25); Shatner going to space, meteorite hits home and the beautiful Northern Lights (13:00); Global News Anchor Lisa Dutton (19:35)

Covid Questions with Dr. Craig Jenne (0:05); UMFA strike vote set (10:00); Toy shortage ahead of Christmas (15:50); Cost of some insurance higher (23:20); Bruce Johnson with weather (29:15); Carolyn Klassen (34:15)

We talk Trudeaus mandatory vaccine announcement with Nicole Smith from Pitblado Law (0:05); Bruce Owen from Manitoba Hydro gives us the latest on damage to a natural gas pipeline (7:10); The cost of a lot of things are going up including turkey and bacon. Janet Music from Dalhousie University gives us the scoop. (11:35); How is Erin O'Toole doing with the Conservative Party? We find out with Political Scientist Dr. Kelly Saunders

Covid update from Jason Kindrachuck (0:05); Winnipeg man who hesitated getting the vaccine is now fully vaccinated (8:25); Facebook and Instagram were down yesterday. We spoke with Alpha Technologies on what happened (15:25); We get an update from the cattle industry as we head into fall and winter (26:00); Bob Irving gives us the latest after the Bombers suspend Kenny Lawler after drunk driving arrest (32:00)

Mayor of Niverville, Myron Dyck thinks his town should be exempt from new restrictions (0:05); Is this the final week of "second Summer"? Global News Weather Specialist Kahla Evans gives us the scoop (7:35); New report on impact of labour shortages (11:05); Our weekly visit with Global News Anchor Lisa Dutton (17:20)

A chat with Epidemiologist Cynthia Carr (0:05); Bob Irving tees up tonight's Bomber game against the B.C. Lions (4:45); Glen Recknell tells us how the Health Sciences Centre saved his life after a Sea-Doo accident (11:00); Our weekly visit with Dr. Syras Derksen (19:35)

Niigaan Sinclair - Native Studies Professor (o:05); NDP Leader Wab Kinew (6:35); Carolyn Klassen (14:05)

Questions about COVID (0:07); The Stefanson/Glover Townhall (7:18) & The future of Downtown Winnipeg (15:00)

WOW! We got an exclusive preview from an equally adorable and talented member of the Matilda Junior cast! You have to hear it!

Chuck Davidson reacts to the latest reopening updates (0:08); Restaurant association on opening their doors (10:32) & An HR specialist (and her dog!) on vaccinations and the workplace (19:24)

A chat with Syras Derksen about introverts, meaning, and temper tantrums.

Want to win a Tesla for a week? (0:08) & Lanny McInnes on lumber prices (5:55)

Niigaan Sinclair on the discovery of 215 dead children in Kamloops (0:30); Neil Johnston - President & CEO, Lung Association of MB , world no tobacco day/covid & smoking

Manitoba's Mental Health Minister Audrey Gordon talks to Hal Anderson May 3.

Today on the podcast we speak to Neetu Garcha, a Global News reporter in BC. She hasn't changed her name, but she has changed how we pronounce it, and it's already starting a minor revolution. Also, Barret Miller of Fort Whyte Alive joins the show to talk about how the animals are dealing with all this snow in April. 

Ben Sass, a telecom expert, calls in to talk about Rogers' potential purchase of Shaw for a lot of dollars. And a chat with Sara Verwymeren, owner of Three Pines Organizing. Spring is near, and it's time to de-clutter. 

In the down times of the pandemic, a lot of households are adding pets to their family. Lindsay Gillanders of Manitoba Underdogs Rescue calls in to talk about the joys of rescuing a dog. And Carolyn Klassen makes her weekly stop-by to discuss the art of conversation, and whether the pandemic is causing it damage. 

Jeff McCausland -  CBS Military Consultant and author - calls in to talk about his new book, Battle Tested! Gettysburg Leadership Lessons for 21st Century Leaders (0:27); CUPE wrote a letter to Mayor Brian Bowman about an unwillingness to deal with racism allegations. We talk to their CEO (7:20); and Dr. Syrus Derkson dishes on caffeine and hobbies, and how they affect our mental health (14:44).

The newest Covid-19 numbers (0:14); People have gotten into side hustles during the pandemic. Ceara Lebedeff is one of them with her resin coasters (3:32); Weirdology asks,  Were those UFOs? (9:12). 

Grand Forks misses us (0:40); Munther Zeid (6:35); Carolyn Klassen (14:05).

Learn more about the Leftovers Foundation (0:04); Demand for pet adoptions through the 'woof'! (7:47) & our weekly visit with Carolyn Klassen (13:13)

Superfan Greg Mackling on the return of hockey (0:05); The end of remote learning (7:26) & Our weekly visit with Carolyn Klassen (16:17)

Chris Adams on the provincial cabinet shuffle (0:05); Terry Shaw on truckers being ready for vaccine (7:33); Homeless advocate Al Wiebe on bus shelters (14:13) & Councilor Kevin Klein on the state of city sidewalks (22:25)

Political scientist Shannon Sampert on politicians behaving badly (0:05); A gift for frontline workers (6:16) & Environment Canada's Chief Climatologist Dave Phillips on a mild Manitoba forecast (12:34)

Chris Adams on what's ahead in politics in 2021 (0:08); The future of live music at the Park Theatre (7:25) & Pyramid Cabaret (12:11) & Happy Bacon Day from Dustin Peltier, chef at Loaf & Honey Catering!! (20:21)

Final Christmas retail push (0:40); "The Sports Doctor" Dave Petrishen (7:45); Hal's weather expert Bruce Johnson (13:20). 

Greg MacPherson from the West Broadway Community Organization (0:40); Sylvain Charlebois on a new food survey (5:55); Dr. Syras (16:35).

Fletcher Baragar, Associate Economics Professor, U of M (0:40); Mayor of Kenora Dan Reynard (11:30); Barbara Bowes on the 3-2-2 workweek (17:35); Carolyn Klassen, Conexus Counselling (29:55).

Hal's weather expert Bruce Johnson (0:40); Only 27% feel they're managing debt effectively (4:25); Dr. Joel Kettner answers your COVID-19 questions (8:50). 

Clay Young with the latest on the Peter Nygard arrest (0:40); Author Rick Lauber on family caregiver Christmas tips (10:05); Bioethicist Kerry Bowman from University of Toronto on Immunity Passports (15:55). 

Dr. Jason Kindrachuk (0:40); Peter Ginakes from Pony Corral on pivoting for Christmas (12:30).

Alexandra Smail from Brandon University on a virtual class thanking their Professor (0:40); Linda Nelson, SantaVirtualVisitNorthPole.com (7:20); Carolyn Klassen (14:00).

Homeless advocate Al Wiebe on Trench Fever (0:08); Enforcement or harassment at Ron Paul Garden Center? (10:14); A mysterious Manitoba monolith?! (18:48) & Reverend Erik Parker on his letter in support of COVID-19 measures (25:06)

Understanding the latest COVID modelling (0:08); Couriers are swamped with online orders (6:30); COVID survivor parades at the Simkin Center (9:16) & Dr. Syrus Derksen (13:25)

Alan Campbell on remote learning (0:08); Pastor Bruce Martin on drive-in services (5:42) & Carolyn Klassen of Conexus Counselling on finding ways to build connections (17:29)

John Graham on businesses on the cusp of closing (0:08); Global News Anchor Lisa Dutton on safe schools (7:57) & Demon boxes and monoliths in Cam's Creepy Corner! (14:32)

The Bay Downtown has closed its doors early (0:05); Parkinson Canada on Giving Tuesday (9:45); Preparing for vaccine scams (14:00) & Are Church restrictions legal? (17:01)

"The Voice of Retail" host Michael LeBlanc on Cyber Monday (0:08); Political Scientist Chris Adams (9:27); The rise of outdoor rinks! (16:39) & Meth Awareness Day (21:55)

Luke Thiessen, Communications Manager, Siloam Mission (0:40); Winnipeg filmmaker Sean Garrity (7:45); Carolyn Klassen (18:30). 

James Bedford, President of the Manitoba Teachers' Society (0:40); Kyle Johanson, owner, Pembina Source For Sports (11:20); Ray Dubois, Ron Paul Garden Centre (15:10). 

Bob Irving on Grey Cup Unite Week (0:40); Jonathan Alward from CFIB on retail restrictions (8:20); Dr. Syras (14:55). 

Dr. Craig Jenne: Flu vs. COVID (0:40); Loren Remillard on new COVID business restrictions (6:55); Carolyn Klassen (12:15). 

Dr. Kristjan Thompson (0:40); Global's Sean O'Shea on the popularity of chess, thanks to "The Queen's Gambit" (8:35); Rob Warren from UND on Black Friday (15:05); Dr. Jason Kindrachuk (21:40).

Epidemioloist Cynthia Carr, EPI Research (0:40); Dr. Syras Derksen (8:40).

CBS' Steve Dorsey on the latest from President-elect Biden and Trump's refusal to concede (0:30); COVID Messaging & Marketing with Fang Wan from the Asper School of Business (4:55); Domestic Violent Awareness Month with Dana Riccio Arabe (13:20); Carolyn Klassen (19:25). 

New COVID restrictions and business help (0:40); Lt. Johnny Coffin (6:25); Dr. Jason Kindrachuk (11:50).

Loren Remillard on COVID supports and curfews (0:06); Shannon Sampert on Friesen's comments (10:40); Cam's Creepy Corner! (17:03) & The latest on the US election results (26:30)

Dr. Brent Roussin joins Hal Anderson Afternoons on 680 CJOB to talk about the latest restrictions and about how the pandemic has affected his life. Also, Hal's weather expert buddy Bruce Johnson joins the program and Global News' David Akin gives his insight on provincial leadership. 

Chuck Davidson on the new COVID restrictions (0:40); Medical ethics with Arthur Schafer (6:10); Dr. Syras (10:45).

Hockey parents & hockey culture with Marek Tkach (0:40); CBS Reporter Steve Dorsey on the latest from the US (9:15); Dr. Joel Kettner (16:20). 

Jonathan Glass from Party Stuff on Halloween (0:40); Massage Therapy Awareness Week (6:15); NASA's big moon news! (12:30). 

Kevin Monk, owner, The Toad Pub (0:30); Cynthia Carr (10:55); Doctors feeling burnt out (20:00). 

Shaun Jeffrey from Manitoba Restaurant & Foodservices Association (0:40); Sylvia Marusyk on COVID & our health (6:55); Carolyn Klassen (14:45).

The trouble with trust (0:40); Dr. Jason Kindrachuk on the latest COVID numbers (8:30); Scott Oake updates us on the Bruce Oake Recovery Centre (15:45). 

Dr. Craig Jenne from the University of Calgary on a suspended vaccine trial (0:30); Alan Castell from Alpha Technologies (10:10); Global's Laurel Gregory on closer couples during the pandemic (23:10). 

The state of movie theatres (0:07); A visit from the Sports Doctor, Dave Petrishen (6:33); Protecting seniors in long term care homes (11:04) & Dr. Syras Derksen on anxiety in young people (19:33)

Answering your COVID questions with Dr. Kindrachuk (0:06); Education reform (10:17); Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling (20:08) & Public V. Private booze in Manitoba (26:45)

Chuck Davidson on holiday retail (0:10); Previewing the U.S. Vice Presidential debate (7:39); Cam's Creepy Corner (12:30) & Takeaways from the Throne Speech (23:30)

Mental illness awareness week (0:06); Local photographer tells us about weddings in the time of COVID (8:31); Leah Hextall on NHL Draft Day! (15:09) & Find out what a marketing expert thinks about Amazon and The Bay (21:44)

The big announcement is ... !!! (0:07); MMIW Remembrance Day (11:26); Tony Siwicki on relief for restaurants (16:55) & Architect Brent Bellamy on the future of The Bay Downtown (23:36)

19th anniversary of 9/11 (0:40); Winnipeg singer Sean Burns (6:20); Dr. Syras (10:50). 

World suicide prevention day (0:40); The latest on WE (7:15); Cheryl Wiebe from Gags Unlimited on Halloween (12:20); Carolyn Klassen, conexuscounselling.ca (19:45).

Planet of The Humans (0:40); Road safety strategy engagement (7:10); Cam's Creepy Corner (13:45). 

Hal's weather expert Bruce Johnson (0:40); CBS reporter Allison Keyes (5:25); Kevin Gill from Staffmax on busy temp agencies (10:40); Le Cheeseburger Week is here! (15:20).

Dan Vandal on back to school (0:40); Back to school shopping (10:10); Munther Zeid, Foodfare: What's hard to get? (17:00).

Advocate Al Wiebe on the effect of ending the free Downtown Spirit bus (0:08); Farewell, Mike Koncan!!!!!!!!!!!!! (10:03); Jerry Shore on 7 DECADES in show biz (15:26) & Dr. Syras on giving your brain a break (23:29)

The design study for the South Perimeter (0:08); Former Bomber Terrance Edwards on the sports boycott (8:32) & Carolyn Klassen tells us how to have tough, sometimes awkward, conversations (16:26)

Inspector Max Waddell on the return of meth (0:08); The future of radio/TV with Matt Cundill of Sound Off Media (7:57) & Happy Dog Day! (15:30)

Jonathan Alward, Prairie Director of the Canadian Federation of Independence Business, stops by to talk commercial rent (o:25); Global News National Affairs Correspondent Eric Sorenson calls in to detail the Wisconsin shooting (9:28); and Barbara Bowes of the Legacy Bowes Group discusses heading back to work (15:28). 

Political scientist Chris Adams on the O'Toole pick (0:10); Mask etiquette with credibility expert Jessica Lorusso (5:52) & Grand Chief Arlen Dumas on northern travel restrictions (14:28)

Rising lumber prices (0:30); Cynthia Carr on #RestartMB (5:30); Bad habits (15:45).

The 2020 CFL Season is no more, with Obby Khan (0:30) and Bob Irving (7:10); Dr. Craig Jenne on Air Canada promoting US travel (19:05). 

Clay Young with the latest on crime (0:05); It's Navajo Code Talkers' Day! (8:21) & Dr. Syras has some 'splainin' to doooo! (12:14)

An update from the U.S. about schools re-opening (0:05); Director Sean Garrity on his made-in-Manitoba movie (4:37) & Carolyn Klassen weighs in on schools, masks and more! (14:11)

Trump's reaction to the Biden/Harris ticket (0:05); The latest from Ottawa (8:19); A record July for Winnipeg real estate (15:20) & Find out what a new study says about COVID-19 (21:59)

A grim milestone in the US (0:05); Blogger Michel Durand-Wood on construction and speed enforcement (4:14) & The Sports Doctor joins us (twice) to chat Jays, Fish, Jets and more! (15:46)

COVID-19 in US schools (0:05); Tornado Talk with Bruce Johnson (5:14) & Bob 'Knuckles' Irving is keeping a close eye on his new bling! (13:04)

Hoppy international beer day!!! (0:08); Dr. Kindrachuk on masks and more (5:34) & Dr Syras Derksen on experiments, myths and faces you can trust (15:25)

Researcher & scholar Dr. Norma Dunning on the CMHR allegations (0:08); Our friend Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling stops by (10:00); Back-to-school shopping (18:14) & Jason Cross on why car dealerships are thriving (25:56)

Meet the La Salle resident whose great-grandfather built an elevator about to be demolished (0:10); CBS Foreign Affairs Analyst, Pam Falk on the latest in Beirut (8:12) & Big Brother is back!

Becoming a part of Winnipeg's 'Comeback Story' (0:10); Taking care of dry lawns (8:41) & checking in with Dwayne Tesarski after his home suffered severe flood damage (14:17)

Arvid Loewen, new record for 30 day cycling distance (0:30); MJ Banias on strange stuff (8:55); Carolyn Klassen (20:50).

Museums & COVID (0:30); Christian Aumell (5:20); Talking about the Risk Recognition Program (14:15). 

Is McDonald's cheating?! Hal asks relationship expert, Susan Wenzel about that and COVID-19 divorce spikes (0:30); Casinos are re-opening as part of Phase 4 (8:28); John Graham of the Retail Council of Canada on property crime (14:27) & Political Columnist Shannon Sampert on the WE Charity scandal (22:02)

Marion Willis, Founder & Director, St. Boniface Street Links (0:30); Former City Councillor Jae Eadie (9:00); U of M Professor Joel Kettner (18:20). 

Richard Cloutier on the legacy of Brian Bowman (0:30); Artist Penny Scott-Mazur (9:55); Carolyn Klassen (19:20). 

Dr. Jason Kindrachuk (0:30); CBS White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy (7:05); Lee "The Gaming Guy" (11:55). 

Barry Choi on new air travel poll (0:30); Bob Irving on how a CFL Hub City would work (9:00); Nikki Goertz from Sylvan Learning Centre on home schooling (21:25).

Hal is joined by Canadian music legend Chris Burke Gaffney

ComeToChurchill.com (0:30); U of M grad Nina Lam (10:30); Dr. Syras (19:10). 

Pro sports & COVID with Bob Irving (0:30); Beeping bridges with city councillor Shawn Nason (10:45) & homeless advocate Al Wiebe (16:05); Carolyn Klassen (26:45). 

Gimli Viking Graduation? (0:30); Getting off the CERB (6:20); World UFO Day (12:25).

Online shopping trends (0:30); The struggles of landlords (9:30); Return to school (16:10).

Barbara Bowes (0:30); COVID-19 across the USA (9:35); Michael Redhead Champagne (17:55); Loren Remillard (26:30). 

David Chartrand, President, MMF (0:30); Steven Portnoy, White House Correspondent on Juneteenth and tomorrow's Trump rally (10:00); Dr. Syras (17:30). 

People stand in lines because they're bored (0:30); Councillor Kevin Klein (7:30); Men's Health Awareness Month (16:00); Carolyn Klassen (22:10). 

Hawks attacking people in Transcona (0:30); J. Morgan Saifer, author, "Animals & Energy" (6:45); Doug Brown (15:50). 

Marianne Fenn, Principal, Morden Collegiate (0:30); Looking at a trust in Police poll (7:15); Chris Rutkowski (17:20); Local filming ready to resume (26:40).

Ian Gilson, Director, Canadian Safe Boating Council (0:30); Jino Distasio, Urban Studies Professor, U of W (6:05); World Elder Abuse Day (15:10); Dr. Jason Kindrachuk on COVID-19 fatigue (24:05). 

Family Fishing Weekend (0:30); Rainbow Resource Centre (8:35); Dealing with disability in times of COVID (15:40); Dr. Syras (24:25).

"Hotshot" Danny Duggan on CWE Wrestling's return (0:30); Mayor Brian Bowman (4:45); Contestant on Season 7 of "Alone", Kielyn Marrone (12:00); Carolyn Klassen (19:25). 

Anthropology Professor Kathleen Buddle on Defunding the Police (0:30); Are more high school seniors going to take a gap year now? (13:50); Flooding in Stuartburn (18:30); Chuck Davidson on the COVID Recession (24:45).

Stuartburn Flooding (0:30); James Favel (7:15)

Scott McTaggert from Fusion Grill, on the return of restaurants (0:30); An amazing lost & found story (8:10); Former Bomber Kelly Butler, who will be speaking at the #BlackLivesMatter Rally (17:45); Dr. Syras Derksen (27:30).

Michel Durand-Wood, DearWinnipeg.com (0:30); Carolyn Klassen (10:20); Happy Cheese Day! (17:00). 

Todd Mackay, Canadian Taxpayers Federation (0:30); Pawnshop Owner Mario Rodriguez (10:30); Canola Farmer/Restaurant Owner Will Bergmann (15:00). 

Dealing with unconscious bias (0:30); Bob Irving on 90 years of Bomber memories (8:40); A human rights lawyer on the numbers from WPS (16:35); The Sports Doctor (24:05).

Sean Macdonald, on how to handle protesters (0:30); The Stardust Drive-In is open! (8:35); Barrett Miller, Fort Whyte Alive (14:15). 

Scott Groen from Tache Pharmacy on Naloxone kits (0:30); Unbreakablewindows.com (5:15); Dr. Syras (12:00). 

Shannon Sampert on Pallister's approval rating (0:30); Ravi Ramberran from St. James Burger (8:50); Carolyn Klassen (17:55).

Alyson Shane on Trump's fact-checked tweet (0:30); A landlord on the crime & vandalism they are dealing with (7:20); Dave Rowe from 770 CHQR on Jets vs. Flames (19:35).

Jonathan Alward from CFIB, on the back to business kit (0:30); Bill Brioux (Brioux.TV) on new summer TV shows (9:00); Barbara Bowes on paid sick days (20:05); Taz Stewart from Poulin's Pest Control (30:20). 

Alan Castell from Alpha Technologies on E-Bikes (0:30); Weekend crime wave (9:40); Chuck Davidson, Manitoba Chambers of Commerce (19:20); CJOB Give Back: Teddy Bear's Picnic (25:10). 

Movies at home with Jeff Braun (0:30); Weather expert Bruce Johnson (7:40); Dr. Syras (14:00).

Jorie Jansen on the "COVID 15" (0:30); Harry Siemens with an AG report (9:15); Carolyn Klassen (19:00). 

Obby Khan (0:30); World Bee Day (12:35); Canada Takeout Day (17:20).

Bob Irving on the CJOB Sports Show's "Bomber Hour" (0:30); Richard Cloutier (10:25); Tracey Maconachie from Research Manitoba on Hydroxychloroquine (18:55).  

Emergency Preparedness Week with Gerry The Medic (0:30); Bob Irving (6:45); Todd Longley, the Rock N' Roll Fisherman (19:15); Dr. Syras (25:10). 

Jelynn Dela Cruz, President, Manitoba Students' Union (0:30); April Realty Slowdowns (11:15); Carolyn Klassen, Conexus Counselling (19:05).

Bill Campbell from Keystone Agricultural Producers (0:30); CFL Hall of Famer Doug Brown (8:55); COVID-19: What's Next, with Darrell Brickers from IPSOS (16:40).

Lyme Disease Awareness Month (0:30); Dr. John Murray on teaching at home (7:35); Diana McMillan, Sleep Researcher, U of M, on why we are so exhausted? (20:20).

Brian Denysuik from CreditAid (0:30); The Sports Doctor (6:30) Dr. Syras (16:55)

Magnifind.Health launches COVID-19 Hub (0:30); Couch Potato Jeff Braun (7:15); Carolyn Klassen, Conexus Counselling (14:10); Dr. Alan Grant, Kildonan Place Dental Centre (20:35). 

Patios can open Monday (0:30); International Guide Dog Day (6:30); Rudy Reimer from Watersong Farms (11:50). 

Is this the end of handshaking? (0:30); Bob Irving (4:50); Red River Ex Cancelled (15:35); Carolyn Klassen on Virtual Proms & Grads (21:45). 

Jeff Traeger, President, UFCW 832 (0:30); Lila Knox, Director, Northwest Community Food Centre (8:45); Dougald Lamont, Leader, Manitoba Liberal Party (16:50); Carolyn Klassen, Conexus Counselling (27:30).

Global's Amber McGuckin on people snapping up houseplants (0:30); Dr. Faisal Siddiqui, Organ & Tissue Donation Week (8:25); Best of Cat Video Fest 2020 (14:10); Len Eastoe from Traffic Ticket Experts on the increase of speeding & reckless driving tickets (20:00).

Kathy Kennedy (0:30); Dave Carlson, Reeve of Emerson-Franklin (7:00); Carolyn Klassen, Conexus Counselling (12:10).

Gimli Mayor Lynn Greenberg (0:30); The latest on Bill 44 (5:25); Manitoba Beef Producers (12:15); CJOB Give Back: Salvation Army (17:30).

Hal's House Calls (0:30); Keith Warriner, Food Science Professor, University of Guelph (6:40); Charles Adler (16:55).

World Wide Distribution on their new home delivery service (0:30); Jessica Lorusso, from "In Good Company Etiquette Academy" on shopping etiquette (5:50).

Carolyn Klassen from Conexusing Counselling (0:30); Global News partnering with Amazon Prime to offer 24/7 news (17:40)

TV Blogger Bill Brioux, Brioux.TV (0:30); David Wiens, Dairy Farmers of Manitoba (10:15); Nathan Beaton, Instructor, MC College on home hair-styling tips (18:30).

Floyd Marinescu from UBI Works on applying for the CERB (0:30); Carolyn Klassen on "skin hunger" (9:35); Dan Vandal, MP, St. Boniface/St. Vital (16:55).

Dr. Ron Worb, Anderson Animal Hospital (0:30); Two years since the tragedy in Humboldt (8:45). 

COVID-19 & Fitness (0:30); Hal's Mom Ada (4:25); Dr. Syras (12:50); "CJOB Give Back", The Kidney Foundation (21:55).

Joann Struss, owner of the Shamrock Drive-In in Killarney

Jason Cross from Gauthier Cadillac Buick GMC (0:30); Connie Newman, Manitoba Association of Senior Citizens (4:25); Hal's weather expert Bruce Johnson (10:20). 

Dr. John Murray on the education announcement (0:30); Gerry The Medic (12:35); Shaun Jeffrey from the Manitoba Restaurant Association on booze pickup & delivery (17:50); Cassandra MacLeod from Pet Valu Meadowood (27:00).

Meera Estrada on COVID-19 "Care-mongering" (0:30);  Bill Campbell, President, Keystone Agricultural Producers (7:40); Alan Cross on how COVID-19 can lead to art (16:15); 1 in 4 small business owners can't pay their rent (25:10). 

Gavin Rich, from Richlu Manufacturing (0:30); The Risk-monger David Zaruk (6:35); Dr. Syras Derksen (18:10); Jim Bell, from Siloam Mission (29:30).

Pastor Ed Buller, Heart of Worship International Church (0:30); David Olivier, local ventilator manufacturer (11:25); Hal's ABC (Anything But COVID) segment (18:05); Jamel Favel, Bear Clan Patrol (27:00); Carolyn Klassen (30:20). 

Ray Dubois from Ron Paul Garden Centre (0:30); Jonathan Alward, Director, Prairie Region, CFIB (7:20); Stefano Grande. President & CEO, Children's Hospital Foundation (16:15).

Dave Mackenzie with Canadian Trucking Magazine (0:30); Storytime with Big Daddy Tazz (9:00); Darrell Bricker from Ipsos on empty shelves across Canada (16:20); Kevin Klein on the Charleswood 55-Plus Centre (21:40).

Dr. John Murray on education at home (0:30); Serge Balcaen, PMC Forest Insurance (12:00); Jeff Powell, Executive Director, Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba on Canada opting out of the 2020 Olympics (17:05)

David Chartrand, Manitoba Metis Federation (0:30); Chris Rutkowski on E.T. abductions day (9:55); Winnipeg Filmmaker Sean Garrity (16:35); Dr. Syras (24:40).

Self-care during COVID-19 with Aly Raposo from the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba (0:30); Dr. Marc Mollot, President of the Manitoba Dental Association (5:40); Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling (13:35). 

Shannon Sampert on Trudeau's stimulus package (0:30); Shaun Jeffrey on the restaurant business in Winnipeg (10:30); Dr. Rehman Abdulrehman on good mental health during these unsure times (16:55)

Joe from Pasquale's Italian Ristorante (0:30); Javier Schwersensky, CEO, Winnipeg Humane Society (11:40); Kos from Santa Lucia Pizza (15:00); Keren Taylor Hughes, CEO, Winnipeg Harvest (20:25).

With guest host Kelly Moore. Manitoba gave its daily update on Covid-19. Diana Foxhall hops in studio to give the breakdown (0:29); Terry Shaw of the Manitoba Trucking Association calls in to talk about the pandemic's affect on the big wheels of the road (5:18); and a woman has developed an app for parents in need during these hard times (12:33).

Bob Irving (1:30); Carolyn Klassen (10:25); Dr. Syras Derksen (15:30); Al Castell, Aplha Technologies (23:05). 

Winnipeg Police had a busy night last night. Global's Diana Foxhall gives us the rundown (0:38); Curtis Hull, Project Director of Climate Change Connection, talks about an upcoming public event on transportation and climate (9:04); Are you working your dream job? Lots of people say no. Generations expert Jennifer Fitzpatrick talks about how to change that (15:40).

Carleton University Professor Ian Lee on the state of the markets (1:04); Jib Stop Founder Dane Bourget on the new Crimestoppers campaign (8:50) & Barbara Bowes stops by to chat about International Women's Day (19:03)

Dr. Michael Weinrath, Graduate Chair Criminal Justice Masters Program at the U of W, calls in to talk gangs in the city (1:10); What's it like when a tornado hits an urban centre? Justin Hobson, meteorologist and storm chaser, fills us in (9:54); CNIB's Insight Gala - all proceeds support the guide dog program. Tracy Garbutt, Independent Living Skills Specialist, visits the studio to give us the rundown (20:09); And are we finally getting better roads? Councilman Matt Allard breaks down the plan (28:44).

Tina Chen on Winnipeg's Chinatown & COVID-19 (1:30); Dog scholar Mark Derr (12:10); Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu (21:20); Chris Jackson from Ipsos on Super Tuesday (30:00). 

Happy Chili Day! Rob & Jaylene Kewley are chili champs! (0:23); New flood forecast with expert Jay Doering (6:34) & Carolyn Klassen is back! (18:46)

Amanda Nash of the Heart and Stroke Foundation comes in studio to talk the dangers of vaping (0:28);  It's pink shirt day. Kathy Majowski from the Canadian Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse tells about shifts in the conversation about bullying (9:12); And Grey Cup Winner Paul Bennett stops by to talk Canadian football and the Manitoba Heroes Program (21:11). 

Barret Miller of Forty Whyte Alive calls in to talk coyotes and other animal stuff (0:28); Colin Blunstone, lead singer of the legendary Zombies, chats about career and their upcoming show in the Peg (8:35); and Colin Fast of the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce has some thoughts about Edmonton's new initiative to combat liquor store thefts (18:56).

Sarah Broad on security at the Millennium Library (1:15); Louise Dupont, author "Hidden Treasures" (8:00); Christine Pattison from Miss Christine's Kitchen talks "Wall of Chefs" (18:05). 

Dr. Niigaan Sinclair of the Department of Native Studies at the U of M on the blockades and protests (0:38); Alyson Shane on the power of social media (11:14); Civil engineer and flood expert, Jay Doering on the flood situation (19:40) & "The Patch" author, Chris Turner with more on the blockades (24:33)

Dr. Joel Kettner of the University of Manitoba talks about myths surrounding Covid-19, and whether a plague really could wipe us all out (0:44); we talk again to Debra Chan, who is has gotten off the boat and is now quarantined at an air force base in California (9:11);  and Terry Shaw from the Manitoba Trucking Association talks about the impact of the blockades across the country (17:22). 

Bruce Johnson, Gerry The Medic and Chuck Davidson

Doug Brown on Chris Streveler (1:20); Weather expert Bruce Johnson (10:10); Jeff Braun reviews Uncut Gems (17:30). 

Michael Belhumeur of Urban Knights & Ladies Peace Patrol is mad the city is taking down homeless shelters. He calls in to talk about an upcoming protest (0:43); Adam Bighill got an apology from Wendy Williams, and he accepted it. Carolyn Klassen talks about speaking up against bullying (9:22).     

It's cooooooollldd! Weather expert Bruce Johnson calls in to talk about these frigid temperatures (0:51); Filmmaker Ryan McKenna talks about his new movie Cranks, which is screening at Cinemateque and has a secret connection to CJOB (5:47); And Hunks stop by. No, it's not Hal, it's a sketch comedy group who are headed on tour (14:43). 

Steven Moody of CAM-VAP on Canada's Lemon Law (0:45); Gun Club member, Jay Mangat on a possible hand gun ban (8:35) & Chris Isfeld on the Vikings Challenge (18:48)

Local musicians Romi Maze, Josh Bedry, Mike Menza & Brent Fitz weigh in on the state of live music venues in the city. 

Alex Forrest, President, United Firefighters Union (1:15); Carolyn Klassen on grief (7:55); Dwight MacAuley on Harry & Meghan (20:00). 

Dirty Manitoba Restaurants (1:15); Celebrating Ukrainian Christmas (11:05); Barbara Bowes on shorter work weeks (22:50). 

Carolyn Klassen on getting back to a post-Xmas routine (1:15); Alyson Shane from Starling Social on the Golden Globes (6:40); Moe Sabourin on concerns with transit security (17:25); Charleswood Councillor Kevin Klein on the lack of amber lights in school zones (30:55).

Bryan Peeler on the latest in the Middle East (1:20); Matt Allard on the transit security RFP (8:50); Dr. Syras (19:05). 

Allan Castell from Winnipeg's Alpha Technologies stops by the studio to talk about 5G. Do we need it? (0:38); Not sure what to do with your Christmas tree? Aurora farms wants it, because their goats find them delicious (8:40); And Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling breaks down new years resolutions (15:41). 

Hal's weather buddy Bruce Johnson (1:20); Global's Marney Blunt on two exposure deaths over the weekend (9:10); The story of Greta, the dog with the a jar stuck on her head (12:50). 

Councilor Kevin Klein reacts to a quote from Brian Bowman in which the mayor says he won't attend a debate on crime (1:05). Chris Adams is a political scientist at the U of M. We talk to him about a new poll that says the NDP are up and the Tories are down (8:08). And Dr. Syras Derkson stops by to talk about IQ, among other things (15:04). 

Clay Young was at the funeral for RCMP Const. Allan Poapst (1:15); Travel expert Claire Newell on new travel hotspots (12:10); Jino Distasio on the new Portage Place development (20:05). 

Bracing for a cold snap with Global News weather specialist, Mike Koncan (0:45); Joe Scarpelli on upcoming Global crime special (6:19) & Dr Syras stops by to chat about stress, anger, cancel culture and more (11:59)

Carolyn Klassen stops by to chat about the Peloton controversy and more (0:46) & It's the Prairie Vet with Dr. Keri Hudson-Reykdal! (18:11)

Winnipeg Police on warming huts for the homeless being torn down on Henry (0:46); Shaun Jeffrey of the Manitoba Restaurant & Food Association on the delivery of alcohol (8:17); Smart TV security with Alan Castell of Alpha Technologies (14:33) & Local business owners react to Black Friday sales (22:52)

Chair of the Winnipeg Police Board, Kevin Klein on Downtown safety study (0:45); Executive Director of Sylvan Learning Centre, Christine Cambly on Manitoba placing last in science and math (8:00) & "Stand!" creator, Danny Schur with some great news!! (16:56)

Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story with Jen Rustmeyer (0:45); Helping the homeless with Mike Belhumeur of Urban Knights & Ladies Peace Patrol (7:13) & a look at Cyber Monday with Jonathan Alward, Director of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (14:30)

Hal speaks with Pat, who was in the store during the MLCC assault (1:15); Danny Schur and Marshall Williams talk "Stand!" (9:05); J. Morgan Saifer, Animal Communicator (18:45). 

Global's Lisa Dutton from Calgary (1:15); Clay Young talks to people about the Grey Cup (4:55); Charleswood Councillor Kevin Klein (12:45). 

Bomber fan Chris Matthews on wearing shorts for 18 straight years (1:15); Urologist Premal Patel on Movember (7:00); Greg Mackling live from Calgary! (11:25). 

Filmmaker Rodney Bodner (Methamphetamine: Community Under Siege) (1:15); Del Duffield, he's played every golf course in Manitoba (10:35); Dorota Blumczynska, Executive Director for IRCOM on newcomers & gangs (23:55). 

Bob Irving explains why he voted Andrew Harris the Bombers MOC!

Brent Williamson shares the incredibly brave story of his niece, Maddison Yetman, who was diagnosed with terminal cancer recently and decided to cast her vote in the Federal election. 

Two-thirds of parents give their kids an allowance, and it's more than you might think (1:12); Former Bomber great Doug Brown calls in to talk the team's impending fate (6:54); And Cornie Banman is a champion!....in pumpkins (16:05).

Brittany Greenslade on the spike in retail thefts (1:15); Molly McCracken from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives on their new minimum wage research project (7:40); Shannon Sampert on new election polling (17:00). 

Global News Weather Specialist Mike Koncan pops on to talk about...the weather. City Councilor Kevin Klein calls in to discuss the "retirement" of Stan Dueck, the head of the city's inspection department. And as Winnipeg prepares a new addictions centre, Madeline Smith gets in touch from Edmonton to give us the rundown on REACH, which brings services together for people with addictions. 

Tammy Skrabek on recent car-jackings in the city (1:15); Brett Megarry on the Emmy's and streaming services (5:35); We're calling Molly's Reach! (15:25). 

Political Scientist Chris Adams (1:15); Jeff Newman and Larry Harris from APTN's "First Contact" (10:00); Global's Marek Tkach on the EPC (21:10). 

Mike Koncan on 2nd summer (1:15); Greg McKee (6:55) & Darren Wanless (10:30) on A.I. and Robotics; Global's Marek Tkach on the city's downtown violence (21:40).

Talking about the Provincial Election with Shannon Sampert (1:15), Joe Scarpelli (10:05), and Richard Cloutier (16:20). 

Dr. Premal Patel, HSC Urologist on ED & male infertility (1:15); Mackenzine Phillips on Recovery Day Winnipeg (11:40); Remembering Mary Kelekis (22:35). 

Shannon Sampert, on being dropped from a wilderness committee forum (1:!5); Dr. Ginette Poulin on support for families of addicts (10:25); Alan Castell from Alpha Technologies on VR tech (17:30).

Joy Smith (1:15); Richard Cloutier with Wab Kinew (13:00); Fall TV (24:00). 

Terry Shaw from the Manitoba Truckers Association (1:15); Tracy Garbutt from CNIB on guide dog awareness month (10:10); Michelle Stainton from the City of Winnipeg with a construction update (22:10). 

Bob "Knuckles" Irving on the Bombers 32-16 win over the Lions (0:46); Author James Hyatt on upcoming Dieppe Commemoration (12:38) & resident weirdologist, Chris Rutkowski tells us about a Marshall County UFO incident (19:16).  

Hal and the crew try out the Walby Burger, the main attraction for tonight's Bomber game. Constable Jay Murray calls in to talk about the latest scam happening in Winnipeg. And Carolyn Klassen uses her weekly stop-in to discuss honesty in our political system. 

Live from Portage & Main, it's...Hal Anderson! Astrologist and psychic, Bernice Bisson gives her own election predictions (0:46); Green Party leader, James Beddome stops by (9:38); Steinbach's Grant Burr explores Eastman election issues (21:17), while Drew May of The Brandon Sun gets into Westman issues (25:14) & political scientist, Chris Adams tells us what he thinks about the campaign so far (30:52).

Vicki Fecteau, volunteer director of the Canadian Coalition for Farm Animals on the barn fire in Steinbach (0:45); it's time for the Teulon truck & tractor pull (8:12) & your calls on whether money can truly buy happiness (13:15). 

U of W Political Scientist, Shannon Sampert weighs in on the provincial election now that it's official (0:45), Brian Denysuik of Credit Aid explains a new survey about looking after loved ones (10:10) & find out about Art in the Attic from Bev Suek of Grands N' More (19:58).

Negotiation expert, Sean MacDonald talks transit dispute (0:45), manhunt aftermath with communications officer, Rob Creasser (14:28) & Dr. Syras Derksen on the psychology of mass shootings (22:19) 

NDP leader Wab Kinew stops by to lay out his party's newest platform. Jeff Braun breaks down BH 90210 and the phenomenon of reboots. And Carolyn Klassen talks about closure in the face of the deaths of two murder suspects from B.C. 

Author and retired FBI agent, Greg Shaffer on the secrets of staying safe in today's dangerous world (0:45) & author Dr. Mark Kimmins answers your cannabis questions (7:47)

On this edition of Hal Anderson Afternoons on 680 CJOB, Hal talks about employees with unlimited time off and living the caveman lifestyle! Also, Hal's weather buddy Bruce Johnson stops by the program.

Doug Brown on the shocking Bombers loss (1:20); Dr. Syras (11:20); What's new in movies this weekend (24:10). 

James Favel on the Bear Clan's work with the B.C. manhunt

Tara Everett on what she lost in the Jarvis fire (); What to expect with the closing of Seven Oaks (); Bug expert Dr. Steven Schofield

A review of the Air 1 report with councillor Kevin Klein (0:45), looking at Saskatchewan's Protection & Response Team with Cory Lerat (4:17) & Dr. Syras Derksen on why leaning on others may make you more independent (10:28) 

Kevin Klein on the Police Chief's letter (1:30); Sandy Shindleman on the changing landscape of retail (11:00); and Bomber QB Chris Streveler (23:15). 

Jim Boychuk, Roughrider fan who has a Rider logo on his prosthetic eye (1:30); The Monarch Butterfly Lady, Yvonne Sharples (5:15); Carolyn Klassen talks (summer) boredom (10:55). 

on the show today, Mayor Bowman (1:15); and the story of a carbon monoxide poisoning survivor (9:40). 

Joel Edmundson brings the Stanley Cup to Brandon (1:25); The Prairie Fruit Growers' Association (7:35); Master Gardener Mick Manfield (14:20); 

Rodell Bautista shares his thoughts on the Illicit Drug Report (1:30); Murat Ates from The Athletic gets into it about the Jets free agency (so far), his NHL draft experience, and the rarest sighting of all: an offer sheet (15:00); Sean Proctor from Archangel Fireworks brings us the lowdown on his sky high Canada Day (31:05). 

Global News Specialist, Mike Koncan joins us to chat about the steamy long weekend weather forecast (0:35), Jan Regehr of Pineridge Hollow dishes on making Open Table's 100 Best Outdoor Dining Restaurants in Canada (4:46), and Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling stops by to talk all things grad! (9:50)

Bug expert Taz Stuart discusses insects we need to watch out for this summer; as Winnipeg mulls lower speed limits, Shewkar Ibrahim, with Edmonton's Vision Zero Project, comes on to talk about that city's efforts to reduce residential speeds; and Barb Gluck, president of the Gimli Glider Exhibit, discusses the exhibit and their upcoming dinner, featuring guest speaker Rick Braun, a veteran Boeing pilot.

Charles Adler on why Canadians don't trust politicians (0:40), Director of Operations, Karen Chymy of missingkids.ca on protecting our children from danger (13:15), Alan Castell of Alpha Technologies on automation advances for a safer home/business (17:26), and nutritionist Laura Creek-Newman from the Wellness Institute on whether we should be embarrassed or proud of being crowned the slurpee capital...again! Stick around for Hal's special rendition of We Are The Champions! 

Sherrie Versluis from the Preferred Perch (1:10); Dougald Lamont (16:30); Carolyn Klassen on how was offload our pain on others (24:55). 

Kevin Donnelly on Jurassic Park 204 (1:10); Local Triathlete Tyler Mislawchuk (5:55); and Sutton Eaves from Generation Squeeze on un-affordable housing for Manitoba young people (15:35).

Kevin Klein on Zero Based Budget and Chris Adams on what a provincial campaign might look like. 

On the show today, Comedian Angie St. Mars, Dave Hinton from Weed Man on the dandelion infestation, and Matt Hildebrand on the new Fermor project

Charleswood Councillor Kevin Klein on his controversial selfie (1:10); Bob Irving as the Bombers prep for the regular season (6:40); Carolyn Klassen on D-Day (13:15); Aleem Chaudhray on bus shields (21:10). 

Ian Rabb from the Aurora Recovery Centre (0:55); Rodell Bautista shares a difficult story of losing a child to addiction (15:30); and Dr. Ginette Poulin from the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba talk about RAAM Clinics (23:20). 

Bob Irving on the Bombers, the NBA and the NHL (1:10); Constable Tammy Skrabek on the continuing crime in the city (9:40); Ray Dubois from Ron Paul Garden Centre (17:00). 

Brent Fitz on Cher (1:10); Bruce Galbraith, Co-ordinator, RM of Rosser rural crime watch program (7:25); New Coke is coming back...what do you want to see come back? (13:00).

Bob Irving on the Bombers 2018 profit (1:10); Diana Foxall on Thursday's Whiteout (6:10); Louise May, St. Norbert Arts Council (9:05); Carol Latter, Westminster Concert Organ Series (16:40). 

Amber McGuckin in Grand Forks with a flood update (1:15); Fashion Blogger Jackie Anderson (4:40); Connie Walker from the United Way on the Whiteout (10:05); Ed Johner, Manitoba Motorcycle Ride For Dad (15:20). 

Hal is joined by Ian Mauro from the University of Winnipeg to talk about the latest Climate Change study by the federal government. Also on the program, Vintage and Vogue Photography's Mark Bilash and President and CEO of Impact Security Ron D'Errico to talk about the increased security around the city of Winnipeg.

The return of the Winnipeg Whiteout Parties (1:05); Chris Adams on the possibility of an early provincial election (9:05); and Curt Hall from Climate Change Connection on the Carbon Tax (20:40).  

Jon Stebbe, founder of Loudspace Ad Agency on the Manitoba Government's flubbed nurses ad (1:15); Former softball coach for Brady Keeper (Florida Panthers) David Muswaggon (9:00); Johnny Vernaus on the pothole situation (20:15).  

Corey Shefman, Winnipeg Lawyer on Liquor Marts publishing names of thieves (0:40); Transport driving instructor Mark Dech (6:15); and the Sports Doctor on the Wrestlemania main event and women in sports (15:30). 

Shaun Jeffrey (1:15); Greg Mackling (9:20); and Wab Kinew on safe injection sites (18:00). 

Harry Siemens on Canada's canola problem (1:05); Fridays with Fiona (7:00) and Dr. Syras (13:55). 

James Jewell, on the Liquor Mart's added security (1:15); Comedians Jared Story and Benji Rothman: Winnipeg Comedy Showcase at the Park Theatre (8:15); Carolyn Klassen (16:05). 

Bruce Johnson on the spring weather (1:15); Tim Scott on CAA's worst roads campaign (6:45); Kevin Klein votes "No" on Bowman's budget (9:25); Bill Campbell, President of Keystone Agricultural Producers (16:15). 

Ken Allen from the city (1:15); Reeve of Emerson/Franklin Dave Carlson (5:50) and Steve Strang on flood prep (9:35);  Jenny Motkaluk & Grand Masters Fiddling Champion Patti Kusturok (15:00). 

Mike Koncan on the weather uptick (1:15); Clayton Manness from Manitoba's Education Review (6:05); Haunted Furniture in North Carolina (12:00). 

Hal went to the CNIB Insight Gala last night (1:15); It's World Kidney Day (7:35); Home economist Getty Stewart (13:20); Diana Foxall with WFPS Deputy Chief Christian Schmidt and Assistant Chief Jay Shaw (20:30). 

Cam from Flamingo Vape Shop on a funny robbery video (1:15); Mike Koncan is headed to Fargo to snow watch (9:00); ER Doctor Rob Grierson on the dark side of drinking (16:50).

Global Weather Specialist Mike Koncan on signs you're desperate for winter to end (1:15); Political Science Professor Chris Adams on the possibility of an early Manitoba election (6:55); Nicole Matiation from On Screen Manitoba on the Film & Video tax credit becoming permanent (12:00); and Comedian Angie St. Mars (18:50). 

Alan Cross on the Michael Jackson doc "Leaving Neverland" and R. Kelly's explosive interview (1:15); Paul Thomas from the U of M on Gerald Butts (12:30); and Chris Broughton from the Winnipeg School Division (20:40). 

Former mayoral candidate Jenny Motkaluk (1:15); Harry Siemens on the cancelled canola deal (9:05); Darrell Bricker (17:55) & Chris Adams (24:30) on the SNC-Lavalin scandal hurting Trudeau's Liberals. 

Remembering John Candy with Alycia's Restaurant, Kathy Kennedy and Bob Irving (1:15); Rob Carver on a tragic incident in the city (16:20); Obama moderator Michael Burns (23:05); and Jino Distasio on the city budget (28:00)

Charles Adler (1:15); Colin Fast from the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce (16:25); and Manitoba Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont (27:15). 

Hal Anderson is back for the February 27th edition of the podcast! Hal is joined by the godmother of Phoenix Sinclair as she hopes to raise money to put a headstone on her grave. MPI's Brian Smiley and Justin Burla with Elite Excavating talk the backlog at the public insurance corporation and Lisa Dyck's son was hoping to meet Barack Obama with him in town on Monday... until he was flagged by the Secret Service!

a Syphilis outbreak in Manitoba (1:15); Christian Aumell on the NHL trade deadline (6:10); Canadian Satellite Design Challenge Winner Sanjay Abraham (16:50); Hal's weather expert Bruce Johnson (22:35).  

Oscar talk with Fiona and Jackie (1:15); Dr. Syras (6:00) and the Couch Potatoes "Star Wars vs. Star Trek" at the WSO! (16:15)

The Carolina Hurricanes celebrate, and the hockey world reacts: Jordy Douglas (1:15) and Christian Aumell (11:40) weigh in; Jeff Braun has seen all the Oscar Best Picture nominees (so you don't have to) (16:30); and "Christie Pits" comic book author Jamie Michaels (26:55). 

Thomas McKee from Payne Transportation (1:15); Karen Chymy from the Canadian Centre for Child Protection (14:25); and Melissa Gowryluk on the great work done by the St. Boniface Hospital (19:40). 

Charles Adler on the SNC-Lavalin controversy (1:15); Nic Demski (12:00) and Dr. Adrian Robertson on 2018 kidney transplant stats (17:45). 

Talking police in Liquor Marts with Ron D'Errico from Impact Security (1:15); Bruce Johnson on more snow in the forecast (6:15); A baby Gibbon at the Assiniboine Park Zoo (10:20); Matthew Johnson from M3 Aerial Productions on the Western Drone Show (17:25). 

Bruce Johnson with El Nino numbers (1:15); Serial Killer expert Dr. Peter Vronsky on Bruce McArthur and the history of the "Gorilla Killer" (5:40); Author of "Uncomplicated" Claire Tansey (15:20); and Western Alienation with Chris Adams (22:55). 

"The Sports Doctor" Dave Petrishen (1:15); Justin Timberlake sightings in Winnipeg? (16:10); Facebook at 15 (19:45); Hal's weather expert Bruce Johnson (27:30); and Kevin Klein on warming huts (33:25); 

It's Kathy Kennedy's last day guest hosting for Hal Anderson with The Big Guy all healed up from his hip surgery! Hal is live in studio! We also learn about what's going on in True North Sports & Entertainment and Minister Squires talks parks and fishing.

Hal Anderson's hiatus is almost at an end on the Hal Anderson Afternoons Podcast with guest host Kathy Kennedy. Kathy talks with Dave Spivak and the Dave Spivak Project and Hal's Hit focuses on disgusting food and Superbowl munchies! Eww.... and mmmm.

The Hal Anderson Afternoons Podcast continues with Kathy Kennedy as guest host. Kathy is joined by the king of Canada's king climatologist, David Phillips, and Global News Weather Specialist Mike Koncan. Hal is back! Well, just for a bit... and fortune cookie Wednesday reaches new heights!

Did you know it's cold in Winnipeg? It's January! Kathy Kennedy guest hosts Hal Anderson Afternoons and keeps you cozy with power lifting, hot restaurants and "wink wink" weather! Don't tell her it's cold out! It's warm in her mind.

Kathy Kennedy guest hosts the Hal Anderson Podcast and is joined by Terry Shaw with the Manitoba Trucking Association to discuss changes as the Humboldt Broncos sentencing case is ongoing. Brianne Goertzen the provincial director for the Manitoba Health Coalition says she wants free pills for all and Matt Nye, the Chairman of the Republican Liberty Caucus, live from Florida is asked if the government shutdown in the US is over and the ongoing issues surrounding Roger Stone.

ECW/Impact Wrestling legend Tommy Dreamer & CWE's "Hotshot" Danny Duggan (1:15); Photographer Mark Bilash, Vintage & Vogue Photography (9:30); Clay Young interviews Hal about his upcoming hip surgery (17:15). 

Tracy Garbutt (1:05) on the troubles people with disabilities have with the snow clearing (or lack thereof); Matt Allard (9:35); and Chris Rutkowski (17:55) talks China landing on the dark side of the moon. 

Greg Mackling (1:10) on the Jets & Flames in Regina; Helen Halliday (11:00), CEO, Royal Aviation Museum on the "double pane glass ceiling"; "The Sports Doctor" Dave Petrishen (23:30) on the passing of wrestling legend "Mean" Gene Okerlund; and Manitoba country artist Rhianna Rae Saj (29:25)

The New Year's Eve edition of the Hal Anderson Afternoons podcast wraps up the worst movies of the year, looks ahead to 2019 financial goals, record breaking snow mazes and light pillars? All that and more... Happy New Year! 

featuring Big Daddy Tazz!

Janice Lukes (0:35) on Community Centres; The gift of cannabis with Lift & Co. (10:10); Barry Prentice (14:55) on the Passenger Bill of Rights; and Stephen Smith  (21:25) on "Brain Tingles" aka ASMR.

Hal asks if it is a "meth crisis" before speaking with both Dane Bourget from Jibb Stop (1:30) and Manitoba NDP Leader Wab Kinew (9:00); Elton Ash () from Re/Max on Winnipeg's housing market (16:25); and Andrea Katz (21:15) from Fit Communications. 

on today's show, composer Rob Knaggs (0:45) on his fascinating "Arctic Music"; Kari England (10:35) from Toad Hall Toys; Jeff Braun (14:45) breaks down the Golden Globe nominations; our weekly visit with Carolyn Klassen (21:55) and a very special guest makes a surprise visit!

on today's show, Barbara Bowes (0:45) on the changes to office Christmas parties; Erik Casselman (11:00) on the Park Theatre renos; Bob Irving (14:50) wraps up the Bomber season; and listener Erica Chernick (18:45) talks a Drag The Red fundraiser. 

Hal talks with the inventors of a new app that will shovel your walk, discusses the move to end the term "midget" in youth sports and continues the Keeping the Faith series with Indigenous Elder, Sandra Siha.

on today's show, we chat with Cendrine Marrouat (0:40) who is documenting Manitoba's murals; Fiona Odlum (10:15) joins us for Friday funday!; and Bob Irving (18:10) is live in Edmonton for Grey Cup week. 

on today's show, Steve Strang (0:40) from the Red River Basin Commission; Karen Grzenda (9:35) author, "Heart Dog: Gunner's Story"; and Carolyn Klassen (18:05) from Conexus Counselling. 

on today's show, Hal talks to Mark Critch from "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" and Manitoba NDP Leader Wab Kinew

on today's show, Chef Jesse Friesen (0:15), Winnipeg's gold medal winner for Canada's great kitchen party; Rick Mercer (5:00) talks to Hal about "The Final Report"; and Heidi Wright (14:50), Tec Voc High School student, sings "The Boys of Valour Road". 

on today's show, Karen Tusa (0:30), author "Closing Time: The Vanishing Prairie Beverage Room"; Ken Allen (4:20) from Winnipeg Public Works; and Carolyn Klassen (7:05) from Conexus Counselling on occupational stress injuries.

on today's show, Sarah Hanlon (0:30), formerly of Big Brother Canada, on Lift & Co's guide to cannabis, and Ed The Sock (9:00) joins Hal!

on today's show, Hal raves about Bohemian Rhapsody with "Behind The Glass" Gerry (0:40); Bob Irving (5:30) on the Bombers playoff matchup; and The Sports Doctor (14:35).

on today's show, Fridays with Fiona (0:15); Aly Raposo (10:30), the new Women's & Youth Programming Coordinator for Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba; and we visit with Dr. Syras (16:10). 

on today's show, Dr. Roland Sawatzky (0:15) on the new "Vikings of the First World" exhibit at the Manitoba Museum; new Global reporter Marek Tkach (5:50) on his death-defying introduction to Winnipeg; and Carolyn Klassen (10:45) from Conexus Counselling joins us!

on today's show, David Knipe (0:40) from the Gimme Some Truth Film Festival; Greyhound bus driver Dale Patkau (9:00) on his last ride; and Dr. Bruce Olav Solheim (21:20) author of "Timeless: A Paranormal Personal History"

on today's show, Diana Foxall (0:45) on Halloween things to do in Winnipeg; talking about the MFD Smile Gala (7:00); Spencer West (10:40) from WE Day; and Global's Jackson Proskow (15:55) on the upcoming US Midterms

on today's show, Fridays with Fiona (0:25); Harry Siemens (7:50) gives us a harvest update; and Dr. Syras (15:35) joins us. 

on today's show we speak with 3 new city councillors: Vivian Santos (Point Douglas), Shawn Nason (Transcona) and Kevin Klein (Charleswood/Tuxedo). Plus with sit down with Carolyn Klassen (19:05) on how to get more people to vote.

on today's show, we talk about the crazy lotto jackpots in the states and check some voicemails!

on today's show, we speak with Brian Bowman (0:30), Jenny Motkaluk(4:20), and Tim Diack (15:40), plus Marc Lemoin (26:45) the City of Winnipeg's Senior Election Official

on today's show, we hear from the top 3 mayoral candidates, and talk about wild oregano oil. 

on today's show, Sierra Nobel helps wrap up Knickers & Kickers (0:30), Richard Cloutier (8:15) breaks down the civic election, Dr. Syras (18:50) links chronic pain & mental health, and Bob Irving (25:40) reviews "A Star Is Born"

on today's show, author Barbara Lange (0:30) "Memories Of The Moonlight Special", also Richard Gillis & Al Kay ( from the Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra (6:40), and Stephen Sim & Mike Hammond (12:50) from the Winnipeg Improv Festival. 

on today's show, Psych Professor Zach Walsh (0:30) on his pot research, pot reviews with Steven Stairs (7:20), Getty Stewart (15:10) on snacks becoming a meal, and an upcoming book on the history of video stores in Winnipeg (21:15)

on today's show, Jeff Browaty (0:35), North Kildonan City Councillor, also Cam Battley (5:10), COO Aurora Cannabis, Dr. Trevor Clark (15:05) on World Spine Day, and Deanne Harrison (20:15) from 24/7 InTouch.

on today's show, the Shrugging Doctor Beverage Company (0:40), Winnipeg's only winery, Bob Irving (12:00) on the Bombers big victory, Brian Smiley (16:00) from MPI on cannabis & auto insurance, and Aaron Moore from the U of W on the Civic Election.     

on today's show, Fiona Odlum! Plus "Rockin'" Richard Sturtz! Also, Dr. Syras, and we speak to the Arthritis Society about World Arthritis Day. 

on today's show, Richard Cloutier explains the mayoral candidate's tax plans, Manitoba Moose Defenceman Peter Stoykewych. Plus Carolyn Klassen, and mayoral candidate Umar Hayat

on today's show, Barbara Bowes on pot use at work, and weather experts Bruce Johnson on Florida, and Mike Koncan on SNOW!

on today's show, Author Lisa Belkin, Fire Chief John Lane and former Winnipeg Jet Jordy Douglas. 

on today's show, the Sports Doctor, Bruce Johnson and a pumpkin champion!

on today's show, mayoral candidate Tim Diack. Plus, Fiona and Dr. Syras!

on today's show, the Santa Claus Parade is saved! Plus MLA James Allum, Donna Henry from WinDog, and Carolyn Klassen. 

on today's show, Winnipeg mayoral candidates Jenny Motkaluk & Tim Diack; Plus, the Kindness Kid, Lauren McNabb on the meth crisis and Hal's weather expert Bruce Johnson ruins everyone's day!

on today's show, we talk pumpkins, and speak to the Organized Crime Unit about meth. 

on today's show, Paul McCartney photobombs a wedding photoshoot, the Bombers win, and the CJOB Sports Show debuts!

on today's show, Fiona Odlum, Dr. Syras, and Nathan Zahn from Science First.

on today's show, Jeff Braun previews the new Murphy Brown and some other fall TV shows, we talk with Elmwood/Transcona MP Daniel Blakie, and we're joined by Carolyn Klassen. 

on today's episode, we talk to the Executive Director of the Riverview Health Centre.

on today's show, the upcoming Children's Hospital Book Market, Gary Symons on Delta 9's upcoming pot "superstore", Jeff Braun explores the greatest movie trilogies of all-time, and Monica Derksen from the Santa Claus Parade. 

Darrel McLeod from Victoria joins Hal to discuss his latest book, Mamaskatch: A Cree Coming of Age. We also hear from Hal's weather expert buddy Bruce Johnson plus a few Friday regulars including Fiona Odlum and Dr. Syras Derksen.

on today's show, Hal talks with Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer. 

on today's show, Waverley West Councillor Janice Lukes

on today's episode, Candice Bergen; Richard Cloutier talks the mayoral race, and Jordan Bonaparte, host of the new Corus podcast "Night Time".

One mayoral candidate joins Hal Anderson to respond to comments made by Brian Bowman. Plus, could drones one day replace the police helicopter? And Friday fun with Fiona!

on today's show, the Nordale School Playground, Katie Markham: The Adele Songbook, Carolyn Klassen, and Brett Megarry on the scariest movies ever!

on today's show, the return of the Kindness Kid, Pony Corral's 30th Anniversary, and looking out for online classified robberies!

on today's show, Fiona Friday's, college students on expenses, and Dr. Syras

on today's show, Carolyn Klassen on different types of shaming, and IPSOS Reid on "fake news" 

on today's show, the Bombers blow it, Le Burger Week is in full swing, and the Churchill rail line is being fixed!

on today's episode, Fiona Odlum joins Hal to talk the Labour Day Classic, Bob Irving celebrates 45 years at 680 CJOB and we'll hear from Dr. Syras!

on today's episode, Milt Stegall apologizes to Bomber fans!

Kelly in for Hal

on today's show, author Claire Newell on your travel bucket list, the Winnipeg Tattoo Convention is this weekend, and Dan Vandal on a new poverty reduction strategy. 

on today's episode, Hal talks to Dr. Yannick Beaulieu and Dr. Sonny Kohli from the Canadian Medical Assocation on their upcoming health summit, interim President of Manitoba Beef Producers Tom Teichroeb, and Doug Brown on last Friday's "Boo-Gate". 

It's the anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley so Hal is joined by an Elvis impersonator from Gimli. Plus, Recycled Talent is putting on a new play and how should men approach women?

A blaze on Selkirk Avenue required the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service to use a drone so Hal spoke to Jay Shaw from the City about the high tech gadget. Plus, Hal talks about women entrepreneurs raising capital and a new business called Frootables!

As the municipal election approaches, there are no challengers for four city council seats. Why is that? Plus, Hal talks to K9 Advocates Manitoba about a new documentary entitled "Fostering Hope" and why do we love Tiger Woods so much?

On today's show, we chat with Global News weather specialist Mike Koncan about the wacky weather, we discuss what's known as "process addictions" and giving money to panhandlers.

on today's show, Tim from The Tim's joins Hal to talk about their new tunes, and Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling

On today's show, cell phone expert Mike Symons, and Stephanie Staples talks moving West.

on today's show, our weather expert Bruce Johnson and the upcoming heatwave, Argi-Guru Harry Siemens, and Bert Campbell on the Teulon International Truck & Tractor Pull

Today, Hal Anderson speaks with Dino Camire, the father of newborn Lyla Alice, about how his wife Kayla had to give birth by herself in the middle of a quiet highway. Friend of the show Dr. Syras Derksen from Dr.Syras.com joins Hal to talk about brain training. Hal also chats with Scott Jocelyn, President and C.E.O. of the Manitoba Hotel Association about the impact of the patio smoking ban.

Today, Hal Anderson is joined by Couch Potato Jeff Braun to talk about some new movies opening this weekend. Sherrie Versluis from the Preferred Perch joins Hal to talk about feeding bread to birds. Hal also speaks with Taz Stuart from Poulin's Pest Control to talk about how you can avoid contracting West Nile over the long weekend. Friend of the show Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling chats with Hal about the grief that comes from losing your pet.

Today, Hal Anderson speaks with Mike Duguid from the Manitoba Cattle Producers about the near drought that's affecting the interlake. Hal also talks with the new President of Keystone Agricultural Producers. Sylvan Learning Centre director Christine Cambly-Care joins Hal to discuss keeping your children sharp during the summer. Hal chats with good friend Alan Castell from Alpha Technologies about the wonders of 3-D printing technology.

Today, Hal Anderson catches up with Winnipeg's Kindness Kid Jayden Schritt and mom Sharon Schritt. Science writing and weirdologist Chris Rutkowski to talk about Mars. Hal also digs into the Milroy File with Tom Milroy, and Marilyn Firth from the St. Norbert Farmers Market joins Hal to chat about the upcoming Farmers Festival.

Today, Hal Anderson speaks with Adam Dooley about #VoteOpenWinnipeg. Couch Potato Jeff Braun joins Hal to talk about how much they enjoyed Mission: Impossible - Fallout. Hal also chats with Joy Smith from the Joy Smith Foundation to talk about World Day Against Trafficking in Persons.

Today, Hal Anderson talks to Brian Denysuik from Credit Aid to talk about Canadian's spending less as interest rates go up. Good friend Dr. Syras Derksen joins Hal to talk about the merit of virtual reality therapy. Hal also chats with Couch Potato Jeff Braun about the movie of the summer, Mission:Impossible - Fallout.

Today, Hal Anderson sits down with Jayden and his mom Sharon Schritt to talk about why he's called Winnipeg's Kindness Kid. Aaron Zeghers joins Hal to ensure that the Gimli Film Festival is still good to go after three of Gimli's beaches experienced sewage leaks. Hal also chats with Terry Shaw from the Manitoba Trucking Association about the South Perimeter bypass and the Portage and Main debate. 

Today, Hal Anderson talks to Sandy Shindleman from Shindico to talk about retail development in Polo Park. Hal also speaks with Ryan Wells about what a polyamourous relationship is. Marc Bekoff joins Hal to talk about his book Canine Confidential and about the man who risked his life to save his dog.

Today, Hal Anderson talks to Manitoba's NDP Leader Wab Kinew on the shocking new crime stats in Manitoba. Hal also speaks with Mark Cohoe, the executive director of Bike Winnipeg, on the new local cyclist survey. Hal chats with documentary filmmaker Cam Patterson on his new film "Aboard the Namao".

Hal Anderson is joined by good friend Fiona Odlum to talk about trashy movies they love and their run-ins with the paranormal. Hal's also joined by CJOB's own Geoff Currier to talk about Prime Minister Trudeau's resurged popularity.

Today, Hal Anderson talks to Alyson Shane from AlysonShane.com about her blog post that's blown up regarding the Portage and Main plebiscite referendum. Hal also chats with friend Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling about how to avoid betraying your partner without cheating.

Hal Anderson speaks with four city councillor candidates Janice Lukes, Vivian Santos, Stephanie Meilleur, and Steven Lipischak. Hal also chats with Premier Brian Pallister on the Premiers meeting in New Brunswick. He listens to Jaime Webster as she talks about her experience as a parent of a transgender child, and her invitation to Dave Wheeler.

Hal Anderson talks with four people running for city council in Winnipeg. He also interviews Manitoba premier Brian Pallister in New Brunswick for talks with the other provincial leaders. And Hal finds out what it's like to be the mother of a transgender child when he chats with Jaime Webster.

In today's podcast, Hal Anderson talks to the Ultimate Fighter Champ 27 Brad Katona. Hal also chats with Greg Durrell about his new documentary Design Canada. And Julie Buckingham teaches Hal about the importance of emoji.

The Sports Doctor Dave Petrishen talks wrestling with Hal Anderson. Patrcik Basham at the Democracy Institute weighs in on the Trump/Putin summit. And Chris Adam, a political scientsist at the University of Manitoba, predicts what might happen in tomorrow's provincial byelection in St. Boniface.

Fiona Odlum of Global Saskatoon joins Hal Anderson for some Friday fun. Also, do you have irrational fears? Dr. Syras Derksen tries to answer that question.

Hal Anderson talks to Robb Nash, a local musician who's been named to the Order of Manitoba. He also chats with Global National correspondent Cindy Pom, who's in Britain covering President Donald Trump's overseas trip. The Sports Doctor also joins Hal to talk about the Winnipeg Jets making a big signing.

Winnipeg City Councillor Russ Wyatt has been charged with sexual assault. Hal Anderson speaks to Global News reporters to get the full story and discuss what's next for the veteran politican. Plus, Hal talks to Wayne McIntosh of Half Moon Drive In about Rockin' on the Red. Transformational teacher and speaker Marie Diamond also joins Hal along with local weirdologist Chris Rutkowski.

Today on the podcast, Hal talks to Kasper Wabinski CEO of Kasper Transportation who is looking to maybe take over some of Greyhounds runs when they leave the province at the end of October. Hal speaks with Mark Lloyd about World Ultimate Club Championships. And Sherry Versluis from the Preferred Perch has information on the Birds and the Bees.

Today on Hal Anderson Afternoons, The Podcast, Hal talks with author Katie Heartfield (0:30), Dennis Fenske (11:00), Mayor of Thompson, and Damien Turner (17:50), a former WPS Collision Reconstruction Specialist

 

Hal Anderson, in for Mackling & Megarry, speaks with our friend Matt Bialek from Red Bomb Fireworks, who has partnered with Dr. Gordon Goldsborough from the Manitoba Historical Society to save the grain elevator in Tyndall, Manitoba – one of Eastern Manitoba’s last remaining “Prairie Sentinels”

00:00 - Labour Day Classic chicanery from SK... faking injuries galore! Bad sportsmanship or good strategy? 18:26 - Innovative Wellness Solutions for Canadians Suffering from Multiple Sclerosis GUEST: Heidi Pylypjuk, who has MS GUEST: Darrell Hominuk, Director of Programs & Services and Government Relations for the MS Society of Canada 37:00 - Vancouver author releasing second book in a series of psychological thrillers, will delve into her in-depth research on the mind of a serial killer, and the psychosis around that GUEST: Kelly Charron 55:12 - Chat about ASMR stuff, like Bob Ross videos! 62:10 - James "Wild" West replay from Friday's show 74:37 - The challenge is on for Winnipeg Blue Bombers fans to be louder than Saskatchewan Roughrider fans for the Banjo Bowl this Saturday 83:15 - Caller says he can answer the question which Brett could not -- Can you name the Fab Five from the Michigan Wolverines? He gets a prize for his efforts. 87:31 = Replay of The Painters Cafe, from Friday August 25th GUESTS: Michele & Angie Zubrin, sisters, co-owners of The Painters Cafe, located at the corner of Plessis and Grassie, www.thepainterscafe.com, 204 222 5340 97:08 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - Back to school next week! Got all your supplies yet? Also, what are some of the weirdest school supplies you had to use? 19:46 - LE BURGER WEEK RETURNS TO WINNIPEG! GUEST: Daniel Gurevich, Winnipeg Ambassador for Le Burger Week 37:59 - New York Times writes "Canadian Town, Isolated After Losing Rail Link, 'Feels Held Hostage'" GUEST: Catherine Porter, the author of the article, reporter for the New York Times *** Moments before this interview, we learned that Premier Brian Pallister is set to provide Churchill with a $500 million dollar package over 10 years IF the federal government comes to the table 55:55 - This Is Your Brain On First Grade: Formal school improves a child's attention and changes the brain GUEST: Dr. Syras Derksen, clinical psychologist, www.drsyras.com 74:50 - 680 CJOB's Kelly Moore has put together a fantastic feature on the history of the Labour Day Classic 84:37 - Hal Anderson tees up his weekend shows 86:30 - ONE OF THE KIDS IN THE HALL IS HERE! GUEST: Scott Thompson is doing a stand-up show tonight (Friday) at The Park Theatre

00:00 - 2017 is looking a banner year for farmers in southern Manitoba, thanks to great weather, AND, last year's soggy Autumn GUEST: Dan Mazier, President of Keystone Agricultural Producers of Manitoba 11:37 - Animals have to be left behind in the Northern Manitoba wildfire evacuation GUEST: Deb Vandekerkhove, Director of Norway House Animal Rescue 18:18 - Former Winnipeg Blue Bomber bringing hope to Houston GUEST: CFL Hall of Famer James "Wild" West 30:45 - More stories from Texas, one of them inspiring, the other disgusting 37:06 - MISC DISCUSSION - True North announces exciting new plans for Sutton Place at True North Square- Gas prices go up because of Harvey- Reaction to the 'disgusting' story from Texas 45:59 - More on the True North announcement GUEST: Global News reporter Zahra Premji 51:21 - ROASTING -- You may want to be listening for this key word when your kids are online 54:55 - FIVE PEOPLE YOU NEED TO KICK OUT OF YOUR LIFE GUEST: Carolyn Klassen, therapist with Conexus Counselling, www.conexuscounselling.ca 74:00 - New tech for the classroom for the blind & visually impaired: The OrCam MyEye GUEST: Sarina Cormier, who has significant visual impairment and has used this new technology 83:24 - Ticket giveaway for WSO Arrival From Sweden: The Music of ABBA 86:10 - Video Games... at the OLYMPICS? 94:15 - Richard Cloutier tees up THE NEWS, and some fancy new equipment we got at the station to spice up our Facebook Live interviews

00:00 - With the flooding from Hurricane / Tropical Storm Harvey in Texas, that got us wondering: Do you have your affairs in order for a disaster situation, anticipated or otherwise? GUEST: Darren Peters, Insurance Brokers Association of Manitoba 18:05 - The POUTINE TRAIL! (Sentier de la Poutine): An event starting tomorrow, celebrating Manitoba's southeastern bilingual communities and their poutines, to help you discover the French flavour of our region. GUESTS: Roselle Turenne, Tourism Consultant with CDEM (the Economic Development Council for Bilingual Municipalities) and Brian Szklarczuk, St. Boniface man organizing cycling group to head out on to the Poutine Trail this weekend, putting on roughly 300 km on the bike to tackle the Trail! 37:23 - Tomorrow is the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's death GUEST: Redmond Shannon, European Correspondent for Global National, in London 56:07 - Revisiting our chat from yesterday about slowing down to 80 at intersections on highways, and why do we even HAVE intersections on highways? 74:48 - Update on Northern Manitoba fires and evacuation situation GUEST: Jason Small, Canadian Red Cross Manitoba 81:59 - Trailer fire Downtown sending up HUGE plumes of black smoke // WSO ABBA ticket giveaway 85:46 - More texts and feedback on highway traffic 93:39 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

Greg's back! 00:00 - New show debuting on HGTV Canada on Monday: Worst to First. The Vancouver-based series follows the two young contractors / best friends as they transform the worst homes in the best neighbourhoods into the envy of the block. GUESTS: Mickey & Sebastian 17:47 - Warning line intended to prevent injury a distraction for hockey players: Study GUEST: Joan N. Vickers, PhD, Professor, Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Calgary, Lead Researcher 33:28 - Winnipeg Classic RockFest tonight at Shaw Park will be a special evening to celebrate the life & legacy of Kenny Shields. AUDIO: Shadoe Davis speaking with Kenny's Streetheart bandmate Jeff Neil this morning 39:25 - Talker: Slowing down at traffic signals on the highway. How many people ignore the signs that say to slow down to 80 km/h from 100 km/h? 67:12 - A large Canadian study is challenging the current wisdom about how much fat, carbohydrates and servings of fruit and vegetables make for a healthy diet to prevent premature death. GUEST: Rosie Schwartz, nutrionist in Toronto 75:12 - 3:07 - Summer box office suffers historic decline in U.S. GUEST: Chris Jancelewicz, Senior National Online Entertainment Reporter for Global News 83:44 - Ticket giveaway for WSO Arrival From Sweden: The Music of ABBA // Rick Springfield cancelled for tomorrow! 87:26 - Canadian teenage tennis sensation Denis Shapovalov wins his first match at the US Open after going through three qualification rounds to make it to the draw, now faces number-8 ranked Jo-Wildfred Tsonga of France GUESTS: 680 CJOB's Christian Aumell, co-host of "Sports Sunday", & Mark Arndt, executive director of Tennis Manitoba 95:26 - Julie Buckingham tees up The News 97:04 - THE BATTLE OF THE WITS! I, Brett, got to be a judge in a neat contest last night at The Grove Pub & Restaurant, a battle of two Belgian Witbiers between Torque Brewing Company & Barn Hammer Brewing Company. I was severely out of my depth on the judging panel, which was mostly comprised of industry experts with refined palates. I just like to drink beer. 100:57 - ABBA contest winner

Mackling & Megarry with Hal Anderson - Monday, August 28th, 2017 00:00 - Hurricane Harvey update from Texas with Global National reporter Jackson Proskow 04:52 - Greg Mackling at the Winnipeg Blue Bombers golf tournament at Southwood 09:12 - Hal & Brett had vehicular problems over the weekend -- Brett was the target of road rage, Hal was the target of a distracted driver 18:35 - Powerful message about suicide delivered at the MTV VMAs last night 34:36 - Road rage texts 37:27 - MONEY MONDAY -- Winnipeg couple gets robbed in Mexico, $6,600 in fradulent charges get racked up, credit card company won't reverse the charges GUEST: Kelley Keehn, award-winning author, Personal Finance Educator, Consumer Advocate for the Financial Planning Standards Council, www.kelleykeehn.com 54:10 - Text about suicide 55:50 - Winnipegger leading the vote count in an international garden tour contest -- https://www.weledaglobalgarden.com/usa/candidates GUEST: Heather Skrypnyk 65:09 - It's RADIO COMMERCIALS DAY, believe it or not, and Hal has dug up an old Kern Hill Furniture ad with Nick Hill. 68:58 - Game of Thrones season finale ratings huge 74:33 - Fred Fox, brother of Terry Fox 84:43 - US President Donald Trump live news conference addressing situation in Texas & Louisiana 88:12 - Prize giveaway for WSO Arrival From Sweden: The Music of ABBA 89:26 - Phantom of the Opera review (hint: it's amazing) 95:39 - Richard Cloutier tees up THE NEWS

00:00 - Ever heard of the August Blues? Apparently, they're a thing. Do you feel like you've wasted your summer? Hopefully not, but if you do, you're not alone. 18:09 - We want to introduce you to an innovative and creative new business that just opened a couple of months ago: The Painters Cafe. www.thepainterscafe.com GUESTS: Michele and Angie Zubrin, sisters and owners of The Painters Cafe 37:31 - A Manitoba picnic basket of local food products we can still enjoy before summer is done! GUEST: Chef Peter Fehr, owner of Gourmet Inspirations 56:43 - THE BIG DISCONNECT - Should we disconnect from our smartphones? GUEST: Dr. Syras Derksen, clinical psychologist, www.drsyras.com 76:12 - 13th annual Walk in support of Manitoba Brain Injury Association, happening this Sunday, August 27th GUEST: David Sullivan, executive director at MBIA 84:41 - Rick Springfield ticket giveaway 88:10 - THROWDOWN DODGEBALL CHALLENGE! Happening Sunday September 17th at Maple Grove Rugby Park GUEST: Kenny Morrissette, founder of the event, also an employee at Santa Lucia Pizza! 95:48 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

Hal Anderson filling in for Greg Mackling today 00:00 - GUNS N ROSES TONIGHT AT INVESTORS GROUP FIELD!!! Bucket list concerts GUESTS: Philly from Power Mornings with Philly, Joe and Randy, on Winnipeg's Rock POWER 97; then we speak to GNR ticket winners Dean & Tammy, who won tickets from Mackling & Megarry 18:35 - Getting ready for THE WORDS OF JERICHO, happening tomorrow night at Club Regent Event Centre GUEST: Chris Jericho, Winnipeg professional wrestler from WWE, musician with the metal band Fozzy, podcast host of "Talk is Jericho", author, the list goes on 37:39 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers vs Montreal Alouettes tonight GUEST: Bob Irving, voice of the Blue Bombers on 680 CJOB 56:10 - This dude from Bristol, England reaches out to CJOB because he's trying to track down a Winnipeg woman he met a three weeks ago, in England. We gotta help him find her! GUEST: Matt Trim 79:00 - Our Lady Peace opening up for Guns N Roses tonight GUEST: Raine Maida from Our Lady Peace 86:35 - Basketballs and participants needed for 3rd annual 100 Basketballs Event this Sunday August 27th GUEST: Lenard Monkman, volunteer organizer for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Winnipeg 94:38 - I, Brett, am set to be a judge at the Battle of the Wits at The Grove on Monday, with Torque Brewing putting up The Witty Belgian against Barn Hammer Brewing's Le Sneak Belgique

00:00 - THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA! It runs until September 3rd at the Centennial Concert Hall GUEST: Trista Moldovan, who plays Carlotta Giudicelli 14:16 - According to a new survey by Mainstreet Research and Postmedia, Winnipeg is perceived as the most dangerous major city in Canada even though our crime rate and severity isn't at the top. How do we tackle perception? GUEST: Stefano Grande, Downtown Winnipeg BIZ 39:16 - When your life isn't going the way you hoped, what do you do? One Winnipeg woman started a magazine in the midst of turmoil and now it's published across North America. GUEST: Mari Loewen, founder of ANNA Magazine 57:53 - I, Brett, turn 40 in September and can feel my body breaking down. HELP ME. *** GUEST: Sandi Knox, International Fitness Trainer, Co-owner Body Balance Studio & Independent Beachbody Coach Body Balance - 1121 Henderson Hwy, Wpg MB > www.body-balance.cawww.beachbodycoach.com/sandiknox 77:54- Special Comedy Event with Craig Gass Sat Aug 26 Nashville's *** GUEST: Craig Gass, actor, comedian and impressionist, known for "Craig Gass: The Worst Comedy Show Ever" www.getgass.com 99:07 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

Tristan Field-Jones in once again for Greg Mackling... 00:00 - Got any crazy wedding stories? A bride and groom got caught up in an Edmonton barroom brawl, and got arrested! 18:04 - What happened to rock music? From the 60s all the way to the early 90s, it was a dominant force in music but has since become a stranger to the charts. As of today, there are no rocks songs on the Hot 100 and only a few classic rock albums are towards the bottom of the Billboard 200. GUEST: Alan Cross, host of the Ongoing History of New Music 38:36 - As the first round of NAFTA negotiations has wrapped up, why are small businesses paying attention to the new deal? What are companies in Manitoba looking for? GUEST: Jonathan Alward, director of provincial affairs for Manitoba at the Canadian Federation of Independent Business 50:27 - Continuing the discussion on rock music and its continued disappearance from the top of mainstream charts 56:59 - Last week, provincial NDP leadership candidate Steve Ashton made a campaign-style promise to make first year tuition free for university and college students. How does it work in countries where post-secondary education is free? GUEST: Åse Gornitzka, professor of political science and vice-rector for research and internationalisation at the University of Oslo 77:30 - The largest conservation area in Canada was recently announced and it's twice the size of Nova Scotia. Why are these conservation areas important? GUEST: Lisa McLaughlin, vice president of conservation for the Nature Conservancy of Canada 85:48 - Rick Springfield ticket giveaway 89:18 - SkipTheDishes is now delivering beer, wine and spirits in Winnipeg GUEST: Kendall Bishop, marketing director for SkipTheDishes 97:15 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

Mackling & Megarry with Tristan Field-Jones - Monday, August 21st, 2017 00:00 - Tristan Field-Jones is at the Manitoba Museum for the Solar Eclipse, and the clouds broke JUST IN TIME! 08:01 - While we only had a partial eclipse here (76% covered, not bad!), Nebraska got a TOTAL eclipse. We head down there to speak with Scott Young, Manager of Science Communication and Visitor Experiences, and Astronomer in residence at the Manitoba Museum, in the Science Gallery & Planetarium 18:28 - More on the eclipse / audio from Tristan's interviews, then Tristan returns for the final segment 37:47 - "As the North Korean crisis escalates, Canada must step up", so reads the headline from Macleans. We're joined by Colin Robertson, former diplomat and current vice-president of the Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute 55:43 - How the sandwich generation should financially care for their aging parents and own children without putting a dent into their savings -- We're joined by Amy Dietz-Graham, Investment Advisor with BMO Nesbitt Burns 68:29 - Discussing the protests and counterprotests over the weekend in Boston and Quebec 74:27 - Debrief on firstst ever Winnipeg Beer Festival at Fort Gibraltar, which was on Saturday and was SUPER FUN. We're joined by Shawn Brandson, caterer at Fort Gibraltar and organizer of the event, who also tells us about the upcoming POUTINE CUP happening September 14th 87:22 - Rick Springfield ticket giveaway, then, Tristan's upcoming weekend adventure in Caddy Lake 95:05 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

PATIOPALOOZA RESUMES AT SANTA LUCIA PIZZA, on the rooftop patio on St. Mary's Rd, with Tristan Field-Jones filling in for Greg Mackling. 00:00 - In the wake of attacks in Barcelona and Finland, are you concerned about terrorism? Are you rethinking travel plans? 17:34 - TAZ STUART! The entomologist and Director of Technical Operations at Poulin's Pest Control joins us on the rooftop patio, since Poulin's is right next door. We first talk about Orb-weaver spiders, which are starting to make their presence known. Why are they more noticeable around this time of year? Also, wasps are evil. And while we've got him with us, we talk about all sorts of bugs familiar to Winnipeggers. 36:41 - Ever been to SPLATTERS PAINTBALL? Tristan and I have, and it's a blast! They join us to talk about how Splatters is a great place for team-building exercises, just ask the Winnipeg Blue Bombers! We're joined by Evan Schroeder, General Manager, and Austin Nerbas, Marketing Manager. 56:05 - PET PEEVES! Clincial psychologist Dr. Syras Derksen pays us his weekly visit to help Tristan deal with his pet peeves. www.drsyras.com 75:40 - Prescription drugs -- Surprising amount of Canadians do not have drug coverage. We speak to Helen Stevenson, founder & CEO of the Reformulary Group, and former Assistant Deputy Minister of Health & Executive Officer of Ontario Public Drug Programs 83:54 - Guns N Roses ticket giveaway, and a listener falls on the sword after incorrectly predicting Edmonton would beat the Bombers 88:11 - Hilarious text from a listener, then I put on my Couch Potatoes hat to talk about what's new at the movies, then our promotions director Bubba tells about a Slapshot-themed event happening Tuesday at Santa Lucia Pizza St. Mary's. 96:36 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

Mackling & Megarry, with guest host Tristan Field-Jones -- Thursday, August 17th, 2017 00:00 - The Winnipeg Blue Bombers welcome the Edmonton Eskimos tonight at 7:30 at Investors Group Field. Pre-game show with Bob Irving & Doug Brown at 5:30. *** GUEST: Morley Scott, the voice of the Edmonton Eskimos on 630 CHED 18:39 - Eclipse glasses will likely be sold out by the end of the day at the Manitoba Museum. Tristan went there this morning, and when he got there at 10:08 AM, there was already a line to buy them. The Planetarium ordered 10,000 pairs. *** THEY DID END UP SELLING OUT, BY 1pm 37:57 - RBC Poll: Having financial "skin in the game" gives post-secondary students a confidence boost, but lessons continue beyond graduation day *** GUEST: Laura Plant, director of Student Banking with RBC ALSO More discussion on the eclipse and where to buy the glasses 56:30 - The Post-Vacation Blues! How can we prepare ourselves for them, or deal with them once we're in them? *** GUEST: Carolyn Klassen, therapist with Conexus Counselling, website: conexuscounselling.ca 75:51 - Game of Thrones next episode SPOILED FOR BRETT THANKS TO LEAKED CLIPS POPPING UP ON THE YOUTUBES *** GUEST: Global News Senior Online Entertainment Reporter Chris Jancelewitz 85:14 - Tristan laughs his way through the weather, then, Guns N Roses ticket giveaway 89:07 - I AM Festival, a grassroots event, takes place this weekend in Teulon. *** Tom Milroy speaks with one of the founders, Tracy Thibodeau of Ignite Retreats 96:38 - Julie Buckingham & Richard Cloutier tee up THE NEWS

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Brett Megarry for this week. 00:00 - Introductory shenanigans... 04:30 - More than half of Canadians think Ottawa isn't in control of refugee issue according to Ipsos polling for Global News. 29:48 - The appeal process for an injunction to remove protesters from the Parker Lands begins today. Gem Equities wanted the blockade removed immediately but the court date was set for November 2nd. 39:01 - A new study is looking at the importance of digital literacy and why it matters in the modern day workplace. 58:12 - Kyle Mason is stepping down as executive director of the North End Family Centre. 77:57 - The Manitoba Moose are looking for new anthem singers. 86:32 - Ticket giveaway for Guns N' Roses. 93:12 - Brett describes his golfing adventures. 98:57 - A chat with Richard Cloutier and Julie Buckingham.

Guest hosts Tristan Field-Jones and Kelly Moore are filling in for Greg Mackling and Brett Megarry. 00:00 - Winnipeg nurses learn how their jobs will be impacted in the healthcare overhaul. What do you think about all of these changes to Manitoba's hospitals? 19:26 - Negotiations regarding NAFTA take place this week with Canada presenting a list of ten demands. How does this impact Manitoba and why should we care? 32:58 - Ticket giveaway for Guns N' Roses. 40:57 - TedXExchangeDistrict is an event that will discuss how to improve the life of Winnipeggers and put Winnipeg on the world stage. 78:09 - A solar eclipse takes place on August 21st and myths surrounding the event are blowing up. 84:14 - The Canada Summer Games has released its legacy list. 89:29 - Responding to listener feedback... 98:21 - A chat with Julie Buckingham and Richard Cloutier.

Guest hosts Tristan Field-Jones and Kelly Moore are filling in for Greg Mackling and Brett Megarry. 00:00 - With so much going on in Winnipeg, did you partake in any of the weekend's festivities? 04:38 - Should the first year of post-secondary tuition be free? 18:01 - Ticket giveaway for Guns N' Roses. 20:39 - The Slapshot 40th Anniversary Golf Tournament takes place next week to raise funds and awareness about concussions in sport. 39:13 - Money Mondays: Fifty personal finance tips that will change the way you think about money. 58:33 - President Donald Trump finally condemns the white supremacists who incited violent and deadly demonstrations in Charlottesville, Virginia over the weekend. Why is the United States so divided? 78:05 - The Canada Summer Games was a huge success with the hospitality industry benefiting substantially. 85:56 - CFL players and coaches are sending a message in the wake of the violent demonstrations in the US. 90:19 - The WRHA has finally revealed changes to the way it spends money as the health care system undergoes a transformation. 97:05 - A chat with Julie Buckingham and Richard Cloutier.

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week as we broadcast from the rooftop patio at Santa Lucia's on St. Mary's Road. 00:00 - If Manitoba built its own Mount Rushmore, who would you like to see on it? 29:12 - Your predictions in 68 seconds for the upcoming Bomber game versus the Hamilton Ti-Cats. 34:52 - What's the latest on the railside development at The Forks? Are people willing to live so close to the train tracks? 54:09 - Calgary is exploring a bid to host the 2026 Winter Olympics but the hefty price tag doesn't sit well with many of the city's residents. 71:50 - An iconic Canadian music studio burns down. We also have a ticket giveaway for the Northern Pikes, who recorded an album at that studio. 78:25 - The world's oldest man just passed away. 80:11 - A bear takes a car for a joyride then poops in it. 82:26 - We bid farewell to 680 CJOB's Keith McCullough.

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week. 00:00 - Brad Wall resigns as premier of Saskatchewan. 13:52 - North Korea says it's planning an attack on the American territory of Guam. As tensions continue to rise, should we take these threats a little more seriously this time? 34:03 - Hundreds of people are getting dirty for dementia. The MudRun is a chance to traverse a muddy obstacle course while raising funds for Alzheimer's research. 53:23 - How could anyone forget their kid or their pet in the back seat of their car? Carolyn Klassen provides some insight into the human psyche. 76:49 - An alligator was found in a backyard in Hamilton, Ontario.  81:08 - Ticket giveaway for the Northern Pikes. 87:54 - A San Francisco street sells for $90,000 in an online auction leaving neighbours furious. 92:55 - A chat with Julie Buckingham and Keith McCullough.

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week. 00:00 - Should Manitoba lower the allowable blood alcohol level? 04:40 - A new survey shows that nearly one in five Canadian workers have regrets about leaving their former job. 16:19 - More of your feedback on drinking and driving laws... 37:56 - World class drummer and Winnipegger Brent Fitz is going back on tour with Gene Simmons. 56:48 - It's been 29 years since Wayne Gretzky was traded to the Los Angeles Kings. 60:58 - Red River College students with mental health issues are being offered a new scholarship. 78:11 - How in the world do people forget their pets or kids in a car? It's careless and can be deadly. 93:03 - A few American cities are preparing for a nuclear attack as tensions rise between North Korea and the United States. 97:18 - Ticket giveaway for the Northern Pikes. 98:39 - A chat with Julie Buckingham and Keith McCullough.

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week. 00:00 - What did you do during the beautiful long weekend? Are there any hidden gems in Manitoba that you like to visit? 22:02 - The Canada Summer Games are already a huge success. 31:19 - Are you concerned about wildlife when you're out for a hike? 40:32 - A Canadian and American couple meet after recovering a camera that was lost one year ago. 47:57 - Americans are bringing guns to Canada at an alarming rate. 56:19 - Why bored children during summer vacation may not always be a bad thing. 76:00 - Brett Megarry calls into his own show and tells us about Winnipeg tasting tours. 89:50 - Ticket giveaway for the Northern Pikes. 91:41 - Donald Trump issues a strongly worded ultimatum for North Korea. 97:28 - A chat with Julie Buckingham and Keith McCullough.

PATIOPALOOZA RESUMES! Once again we're at Santa Lucia Pizza on St. Mary's Rd, on the rooftop patio 00:00 - 680 CJOB's Bob Irving tees up the Friday night football game between the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Ottawa Redblacks 09:32 - 680 CJOB's Keith McCullough tees up the Friday night gold medal baseball game at Shaw Park for the Canada Summer Games between Manitoba and Saskatchewan 18:17 - EAGLE & HAWK ROCKS -- The band Eagle & Hawk will be performing when the CP Canada 150 Train sets up shop at the Southdale Community Centre, and we're joined by three members of the band -- Jay Bodner, Vince Fontaine & Lawrence "Spatch" Mulhall. AND, they perform for us on the patio! AMAZING 35:57 - Allan Asplin, realtor with the Judy Lindsay Real Estate Team -- There is an incredible number of real estate agents in Toronto, how does Winnipeg stack up? Also, an example of how walking away after your offer is accepted can cost you BIG 54:03 - DR. SYRAS! Our (mostly) weekly visit with clinical psychologist Dr. Syras Derksen, www.drsyras.com -- This week we're talking about DEFENSE MECHANISMS. Sometimes they're good, and sometimes, not so good. 71:09 - Zahra Premji, Global News reporter, with the latest on a fatal hit and run that happened Thursday on Marion 77:36 - Nickelback ticket giveaway, and Brett's annual golf tourney with his buddies, the 19th annual Laker Classic, is happening next week at Oak Island Resort. 82:54 - WHERE IS OAK ISLAND RESORT? We find out from Trevor McGill, who is the operator at Oak Island Resort, home to one of Brett's favorite golf courses 91:22 - The MANITOBA DERBY is on this weekend at Assiniboia Downs! Darren Dunn, CEO of the Downs, tells us all about it

00:00 - WINNIPEG TRAFFIC CURIOSITIES Round 2, with Luis Escobar, Transportation Manager for the City of Winnipeg 37:57 - Luis has left the building, but the traffic discussion continues! 56:01 - Carolyn Klassen, therapist with Conexus Counselling, www.conexuscounselling.ca -- "Live like you're dying", that's what Claire Wineland says. She's an inspiring young woman with Cystic Fibrosis, who has embraced life to the fullest and wants you to do the same 74:12 - BREW AT THE ZOO! Assiniboine Park Conservancy & Manitoba Brewers Association are hosting Brew at the Zoo on September 15th. We're joined by Laura Cabak, Marketing & Communications Specialist, Assiniboine Park Conservancy; and John Heim, President of Manitoba Brewers Association, AND President of Torque Brewing 86:24 - Nickelback ticket giveaway 92:22 - Julie Buckingham & Hal Anderson tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - The headline reads "Your kids should not be the most important in the family". What do you think? 19:04 - Canada Summer Games attendance really good so far, especially baseball where they had to move from Elmwood to Shaw Park! -- Jeff Hnatiuk, President & CEO of the Canada Summer Games 28:47 - Mitch Rosset, Global Sports -- CFL is altering its video review rules, responding to fan complaints 37:12 - Winnipeg Comedy Showcase is this Friday at the Park Theatre, we're joined by the host, Jared Story, and one of the comedians Keener Dougherty 55:46 - We're all over the place here. The discussion includes talking about your pets, and census numbers pointing to more people living alone than ever 74:20 - Air Transat passengers stuck on Ottawa tarmac for hours with no air conditioning, water, or food 82:19 - Nickelback ticket giveaway 85:20 - Bus seats mistaken for burkas by anti-immigration Facebook group in Norway 93:16 - Hal Anderson & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is apologizing for remarks he made to Rolling Stone magazine, in which he was talking about a 2012 charity boxing match with Senator Patrick Brazeau, and he described Brazeau as "the scrappy tough-guy senator from an Indigenous community", also referring to him as a perfect "foil". Greg and I thought "what's the big deal here??" Are we missing the boat? 37:40 - Our monthly visit with the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba... introduced us to the first ever Winnipeg Tattoo Convention! The tattoo-con has partnered with MDAM this year, so we're joined by Charlotte Sytnyk, Director of Development for MDAM, and from the convention we're joined by Rich Handford (Kapala Tattoo) and Farelle Bernier, the convention's event planner. The convention is happening August 18, 19 and 20 at Exhibition Place at Red River Exhibition Park 56:08 - The first ever Winnipeg Beer Festival is happening on August 19th at Fort Gibraltar. We're joined by Shawn Brandson from Fort Gibraltar, and Chris Young from Half Pints Brewing Co. 75:24 - More discussion on the Trudeau - Brazeau - Rolling Stone thing 82:35 - Nickelback ticket giveaway, THEN, amusing and bizarre story of a 9MM-packing bride, who pulls the trigger on her GROOM, ON THEIR WEDDING NIGHT 87:38 - Should your kids be the most important people in the family? 94:48 - Julie Buckingham & Hal Anderson tee up THE NEWS

Hi there! Brett here. Here's what we did on Monday, July 31st, 2017: 00:00 - When is an "offensive" license plate not actually offensive? A Winnipeg man had his Star Trek themed license plate revoked by Manitoba Public Insurance because it is offensive to Indigenous people. It reads ASIMIL8, or, assimilate. It's based on the BORG alien race. We're joined by John Carpay, president of the the Justice Centre of Constitutional Freedoms, an organization that hopes to take MPI to court over this 28:22 - Chicago Cubs giving infamous fan Steve Bartman a World Series ring // I had a GREAT customer service experience on Saturday at a large Canadian retailer that sells Tires. The staff went way above and beyond for me, and I appreciate it. ESPECIALLY after the bad experience I had a few months back. 37:33 - I was the MC at a wedding on Saturday. One of the out-of-town guests came in from Larna, BULGARIA! Her name is Anita Popova. She told us some of her story on Saturday, that she's from Germany, has been studying in Bulgaria, and eventually wants to move here. When she was 15, she spent a year in Winnipeg as part of an exchange program, and has fallen in love with our city and country. I invited her to join me and Greg on our show, so, she did! 55:50 - Los Angeles could be getting the 2028 Olympics. Is it time to ditch the 'one city per Olympics' approach? 67:02 - YouTube has unveiled "Spotlight Canada", a curated page highlighting some of our country's standout videos -- Nicole Bell is with Communications & Public Affairs for YouTube in Canada 74:29 - Listener needs help in remembering an old substitute teacher of hers, a teacher who was a Holocaust survivor 79:32 - Nickelback ticket giveaway, then more on the substitute teacher 86:27 - Painted In Light debrief! Recap of Saturday night Ghost Sign event in the Exchange District, with urban archaeologist Matt Cohen 96:21 - Julie Buckingham tees up THE NEWS, with guest host Hal Anderson!

PATIOPALOOZA RESUMES! We're back at Santa Lucia Pizza on St. Mary's Road 00:00 - CIBC survey says most Canadian parents prefer to give their adult kids money than live with themGUEST: Jamie Golombek, Managing Director, Tax & Estate Planning, CIBC Wealth Strategies Group (he is the author of the report) 33:28 - Greg gives a summary of his visit with Scott & Gregory Mortland, who are in Winnipeg this weekend after watching Thursday's thrilling Blue Bomber game36:17 - Manitoba farm starts alpaca dance classesGUEST: Ann Patman from 313 Farms in Anola 54:10 - Third and Bird is holding a special pop-up market for the Canada Summer Games from August 10-12 at The Forks. Over 90 vendors will participate over the three day market. GUEST: Chandra Kremski from Third and Bird 71:45 - Want to go on a BREWS CRUISE? Winnipeg Tasting Tours can help set that up GUEST: Jessica Marinelli from Winnipeg Tasting Tours -- website www.winnipegtastingtours.ca84:42 - Two new movies out this weekend, including a real STINKER92:42 - Richard Cloutier tees up THE NEWS

00:00 - Brett's by himself! Greg's on the road today with Scott & Gregory Mortland, who are visiting from San Diego. They adopted the Winnipeg Blue Bombers as their new team when the Chargers fled San Diego for Los Angeles, and today they're in Winnipeg to watch the Bombers play. SO, Greg is playing tour guide to show them around Winnipeg. In the meantime Michael Phelps took on a shark and lost. Power 97's Randy Parker, from Power Mornings with Philly, Joe & Randy, wants to get revenge for humanity, by taking on a walleye. We talked to her earlier today once her show was finished. Also Brett's having problems with his squeaky chair. 16:11 - Greg is at VJ's with the Mortlands. 18:21 - South Winnipeg-St. Norberrt Councillor Janice Lukes joins us to tell us about a big design flaw in Bridgwater that's having a severe impact on the forest 36:07 - Professor Popsicle! University of Manitoba Faculty of Kinesiology Professor Gordon Giesbrecht has hit a rare milestone: This month, he published his 100th paper in a peer-reviewed journal. The paper is about an automatic window opening system to prevent drowning in vehicles sinking in water 54:26 - Carolyn Klassen, therapist with Conexus Counselling, website www.conexuscounselling.ca - Today we're talking about "Word Inspiration" 72:56 - Tri-Hospital 2017 Dream Lottery grand prize draw was this morning! Who won? We'll find out from Jonathan Lyon, President & CEO of HSC Foundation 81:32 - PBR Canada ticket giveaway -- No, it's not Pabst Blue Ribbon, despite what Dennis Hopper's character in Blue Velvet might think 85:10 - Greg wraps up his visit with the Mortlands 93:20 - Richard Cloutier tees up THE NEWS

00:00 - Greg gets to play tour guide tomorrow! Scott and his son Gregory Mortland are here from San Diego, in town to see their new adopted football team -- the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. The football club is hosting Montreal Thursday night, and Thursday afternoon, Greg will ferry Scott and Gregory around Winnipeg on a 3-hour tour. WHERE SHOULD HE TAKE THEM??? 18:05 - GHOST SIGNS in Exchange District will be brought to life this Saturday night, as part of the event "Painted in Light". We're joined by Matt Cohen, Winnipeg urban archaeologist. 37:28 - US President Donald Trump bans transgender people from serving in the American military. We're joined by Patricia McNorgan, a Winnipeg transgender woman who served in the Canadian military and reserves. 56:50 - Greg went to hang out with the Parker Wetlands protesters today, and even though he supports development in Winnipeg, it was sad to see how many trees had been pulverized by clear-cutting equipment, ESPECIALLY after the developer TOLD HIM PERSONALLY that there would be no demolition until there was a plan in place with the city. 75:28 - Cineplex has signed an exclusive partnership to bring TOPGOLF to Canada! We're joined first by Sarah Van Lange, Communications Director for Cineplex, then Erik Anderson, co-chairman and CEO of Topgolf Entertainment Group 88:12 - Some exciting new developments for the 680 CJOB Winnipeg BBQ & Blues Festival! We're joined by the festival's Artistic Director, Rick Fenton 96:24 - Richard Cloutier tees up THE NEWS

00:00 - In the tiny Manitoba community of Waterhen, Jon and Karissa Warkentin are fighting for the right to stay in Canada and run their business. In 2013 Jon and Karissa Warkentin moved from Colorado to Waterhen, about four hours north of Winnipeg. But because their daughter Karalynn has an intellectual disability, Immigration Canada denied their application for permanent residency. 37:22 - Some potentially alarming numbers released today via a study published by medical journal JAMA, which shows that 110 of 111 brains from former NFL players detected CTE. 56:08 - Winnipeg-born Los Angeles-based filmmaker Rainy Kerwin joins us in studio -- We spoke to her a couple of months ago from Los Angeles to learn about her film "The Wedding Invitation", so when we found out she was in town, we were able to con her into coming to see us. The movie is now available by the way, at https://www.weddinginvitationmovie.com/ 73:51 - Revisiting a topic we did on July 24th, 2014, NEARLY THREE YEARS TO THE DAY! The poweshiek skipperling is an endangered butterfly, right in Winnipeg's own backyard. The Nature Conservancy of Canada is trying to save it from extinction. We're joined by Cary Hamel, Science Manager with the Nature Conservancy 85:45 - PBR Canada ticket giveaway, & MB RCMP pull over a guy driving his lawnmower down the highway, charge him with DUI 92:44 - Richard Cloutier & Brittany Greenslade tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - Shocking & violent road rage incidents in Ontario -- In Peterborough, a 74 year old cyclist was pinned and beaten by a man with a club (fish bonker), while in Toronto, a brawl ensued in after a dispute over a parking spot 18:34 - A Winnipeg family is speaking out after their stepfather took his own life just hours after being released from hospital -- We're joined by Mary-Jo Bolton, MMFT, Clinical Director, Klinic Community Health to discuss the Manitoba Suicide Prevention & Support LIne. We're also joined by Adam Milne, Volunteer Coordinator & Outreach Worker at Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba, to revisit a topic we discussed a few weeks back -- Is it time for peer support in emergency rooms? 37:15 - Money Mondays with Kelley Keehn, Personal Finance Educator, Consumer Advocate for the Financial Planning Standards Council -- Negotiating for a better deal! You'd be surprised with what you can get if you just... ask. 56:00 - Let's send a little girl to see Bruno Mars! Six-year old Mikayla has been dealing with cancer since she was 4. The Children's Hospital Foundation put out a call this morning to try to help Mikayla get her hands on some concert tickets to see Bruno Mars next week. We speak to her mother Sarah, and inform her that 680 CJOB has found four tickets for her for next week's show. 66:53 - Revisiting the reverse angle parking experiment the city is now conducting on Bannatyne between Waterfront & Rorie 75:33 - Omar Khadr, and the doctor who saved him -- Feature from Canadian Press reporter Colin Perkel 82:10 - The Google Car just drove by! Also, we got stuff to give away, PBR Canada is coming back to Winnipeg in October! 87:38 - Canada lags the world in land protection, Manitoba urged to commit to lands planning, new protected areas by 2020 -- Ron Thiessen is the Chapter Executive Director for CPAWS (Canadian Parks & Wildnerness Society) 87:56 - Richard Cloutier & Brittany Greenslade tee up THE NEWS

PATIOPALOOZA CONTINUES! We're back at Santa Lucia on St. Mary's Road, starting with a thunderstorm! Luckily, they have retractable roof, which is super cool. *** EDITOR'S NOTE (Brett) I just realized I was saying St. Mary the whole afternoon, when I should have been saying St. Mary's. I never claimed to be smart. 00:00 - 680 CJOB's Kelly Moore tees up the Bomber game in BC 10:13 - RIP Kenny Shields of Streetheart -- We replay some of the conversation with Geoff Currier and Winnipeg musician Brent Fitz 17:52 - Toni deLarocque, mother of Danica, who died last year at the age of 5 after a tragic accident in the Churchill River. Toni is launching the Buddy Bench through the Danica's Village fund, and tells us about it. 35:16 - Winnipeg-born comedian Chantal Desjardins, who now lives in Montreal, opened for Jim Gaffigan a few nights ago in NYC! 48:26 - Brett puts on his Couch Potatoes hat to talk about about what's new at the movies, including a review of DUNKIRK 54:08 - Dr. Syras is back in person! Dr. Syras Derksen is a clinical psychologist, his website www.drsyras.com, and today we're talking about the psychology of REVENGE. 73:12 - Manitoba Blizzard looking to defend its Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League championship starting with the playoffs this weekend -- We're joined by Blizzard head coach & GM Trevor Anyon 85:30 - 680 CJOB's Hal Anderson tees up Hal Anderson Weekends 91:30 - 680 CJOB's Richard Cloutier tees up THE NEWS

00:00 - The OJ Obession continues -- OJ Simpson parole hearing in Nevada is on 08:32 - Reverse angled parking pilot project coming to Bannatyne between Waterfront and Rorie 17:22 - Winnipegger on Jeopardy! George Buri, a sessional instructor at the University of Manitoba & the University of Winnipeg will appear on Jeopardy tomorrow evening. 32:33 - OJ Simpson decision: Parole granted! 37:38 - Roland Vandal, "The Wounded Healer" -- Former drug addict who turned his life around, and is now a foster dad. He brought two of his foster sons with him, 22 year old Kyle Birston, and 19 year old Niko LaPierre 71:40 - Total Solar Eclipse coming on August 21st! We're joined by Scott Young, Manager of the Planetarium and Science Gallery 84:24 - The FRINGE FESTIVAL has begun! 680 CJOB's resident Fringe fanatic is Kyle Milroy, he tells us all about it. 93:35 - Richard Cloutier tees up The News

00:00 - James Cowen, from Winnipeg, lost his Go-Pro last year while tubing at Red Lake Falls in Minnesota. Krystal Luck, from Grand Forks, recently found it sticking out of the water. To her surprise, it still works, she posted a couple pictures on Facebook, and within 12 hours -- was in contact with James. We speak to them both! 18:06 - Working Hard or Hardly Working? - Canadian professionals surveyed by staffing firm OfficeTeam has done a survey on how much time people are willing to admit they spend... not working. We're joined by Shelley Passingham, branch manager with OfficeTeam 36:21 - Game of Thrones ratings crush HBO records -- 680 CJOB's Keith McCullough joins us, because as much of a fan as I (Brett) am of Thrones, Keith is a SUPERFAN. He's also read the books, where I have not, so we watch the show through different lenses, and had different reactions to the season opener. 54:06 - Air conditioners and apartments! Global TV's Brittany Greenslade has been filling in on The News with Richard Cloutier, and lived in her apartment for two years before she got an air conditioner. I lived in my apartment for a year before getting one. Are we spoiled that we NEED air conditioning? 72:50 - More comments on air conditioning, as well as the average price of rent in Vancouver compared to Winnipeg 83:17 - Similar to our opening story, this next segment is about a camera that's been found, but in a potentially tragic scenario: The camera belongs to a missing Nova Scotia man, and his camera was found with his kayak a little over a week ago. His family is posting pictures of a coastline to see if anyone recognizes it. 91:24 - Richard Cloutier & Brittany Greenslade tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - City notice of sewer cleaning & inspection comes with a LONG list of suggested instructions for you -- Chris Carroll, manager of Wastewater Services with the City of Winnipeg 12:03 - RCMP news conference regarding armed standoff in Portage la Prairie 18:45 - Sticky wasp trap being pulled from store shelves after Toronto woman discovers seven baby birds stuck to her trap. We're joined by Sherrie Versluis from The Preferred Perch 36:50 - "After a Harrowing Flight From U.S., Refugees Find Asylum in Canada" -- That's the headline from the New York Times, courtesy of reporter Catherine Porter, who came to Winnipeg to tell the story of two men from Ghana who fled the US to Manitoba in February, and lost almost all of their fingers to the cold. 54:49 - Sachit Mehra, Canada Summer Games Ambassador & Volunteer Spokesman - Sachit is excited for the Games, and for Winnipeg as a whole 72:39 - Birds Being Forced to Raise IMPOSTERS, at an alarming rate -- Nicola Koper, Ph.D., Professor, Natural Resources Institute, Univeristy of Manitoba 83:59 - Legendary Criminal Defence Lawyer Hersh Wolch has died at the age of 77 -- Greg Rodin, a colleague & friend 91:53 - Richard Cloutier & Brittany Greenslade tee up THE NEWS

Hi there, it's Brett. I ended up having to take Monday off for a family emergency, so Greg carried the show on his own. Most would probably argue he does that all the time. You wouldn't get an argument from me. - Brett

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week as we broadcast from the rooftop patio at Santa Lucia's on St. Mary's Road. 00:00 - The latest on the sentencing of Andrea Giesbrecht. 09:17 - A dreadful call during the Bomber game Thursday night prevented Karen Kuldys of Winnipeg from becoming a millionaire. 22:53 - Hundreds of patients receiving physiotherapy and occupational therapy services free of charge at city hospitals will soon have to shell out their own cash at a private clinic as the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority tries to cut costs. 31:02 - Andrea Giesbrecht is sentenced to eight and a half years behind bars for concealing the bodies of six infants. 35:50 - Safeway, the CFL and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are stepping up after Karen Kuldys was denied one million dollars due to a controversial call during a Bomber game. 39:14 - University students from Austin, Texas are cycling 4000 miles to Anchorage, Alaska as part of the annual bike ride for cancer and they're in Winnipeg for a brief break. 58:16 - The crisis of meaning and how to combat the triad of societal ills with Dr. Syras. 77:40 - Your feedback on the Andrea Giesbrecht sentencing. 86:37 - Ticket giveaway for Nazareth. 90:37 - A chat with Hal Anderson. 99:26 - A chat with Julie Buckingham.

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week. 00:00 - Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter became dehydrated this morning while working at a Habitat for Humanity build site in Winnipeg. 10:00 - Ticket giveaway for the Blue Bombers. 12:22 - A Winnipeg city councillor racked up a whopping $57,000 in personal expenses on a city issued credit card. 17:25 - Inner city activist and North Point Douglas resident Sel Burrows will receive the Order of Manitoba for his contributions to the community. 33:24 - Five Canadians have been chosen to represent the Faces of Mental Illness and we have a chat with one of them. 47:04 - Kid Rock as a US senator? 51:42 - How to cope after witnessing a traumatic event. 69:44 - Another ticket giveaway for the Blue Bombers. 73:52 - A discussion on sustainability and how to save the planet. 83:51 - How the Francophone community is celebrating Bastille Day. 91:54 - A chat with Richard Cloutier and Julie Buckingham.

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week. 00:00 - A vicious stabbing attack on Portage Avenue in broad daylight may have been the result of road rage. Has a traumatic incident changed the way you live your life? 18:20 - Charles Adler shares his thoughts on the controversy surrounding emails exchanged between Donald Trump's son and Russian officials. 37:07 - The Bank of Canada has hiked its interest rate to 0.75 per cent. What does this mean for your loan or mortgage? 49:04 - The chief justice of the United States had inspiring words for graduates. We play part of his commencement speech from earlier this year. 55:53 - A chat with the owners of Enigma Escapes regarding the huge success of escape rooms in Winnipeg. 74:36 - Ticket giveaway for Nazareth. 80:22 - Four volunteers will live in a sealed lab for 200 days as China prepares for its first manned mission to the Moon. 85:35 - A chat with Richard Cloutier and a brief recap of the show.

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week. 00:00 - Mosquito trap count reporter Greg Mackling provides us with an update. 07:34 - Do you wear a seatbelt? Despite high usage in Manitoba, many people choose not to wear a seatbelt. 18:57 - How a near hit at San Francisco International Airport could have triggered the greatest disaster in aviation history. 35:37 - The Trudeau government redacted the details of its own transparency plan. 49:34 - A chat with Winnipeg Blue Bombers defensive lineman Jamaal Westerman. 63:59 - Listener feedback on our discussion regarding seatbelts. 68:48 - The RCMP are redeploying officers to tackle looting in British Columbia as wildfires force thousands of people from their homes. 75:35 - Ticket giveaway for Nazareth. 77:34 - More listener feedback on our conversation about seatbelts. 84:49 - An example of an incredibly rare instance where people who followed safety procedures ended up dead. 89:32 - A chat with Richard Cloutier and Julie Buckingham.

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week. 00:00 - Does the slap count match the trap count when it comes to mosquitoes in southern Manitoba? 12:01 - RCMP have been sharing extreme driving speeds they tracked on Manitoba highways including one driver who was doing 173 KM/H in a 100 KM/H zone. However, when RCMP posted this on their Facebook page, a few people thought it would be a good idea to brag about how fast they were going without getting caught. Do we need more enforcement and if speeding is such a problem, are the speed limits out of date? 35:02 - Why you should consider getting a tax free savings account. 59:07 - It's a disorder that will affect one in 300 Canadians yet most of us have never heard of it. What exactly is hemochromatosis? 75:09 - An update on the hundreds of wildfires that are ravaging British Columbia. 82:31 - Ticket giveaway for Nazareth. 90:17 - A closer look at who is being celebrated in today's Google Doodle. 93:47 - A chat with Richard Cloutier.

Friday, July 7th, 2017 00:00 - We're on location! We're at Santa Lucia Pizza on St. Mary's at Marion, on the rooftop patio. In our first half hour we cover a number of topics: - A suggestion for Broadway as it pertains to food trucks- We paid a visit to RCMP D Division Headquarters on Portage at Dominion where they were holding an open house- Theory of a Deadman ticket giveaway 18:33 - Sears Canada announced Thursday it is seeking court permission to suspend a number of pension plan and retirement benefits payments. Joining us to discuss the legality of this potential move is Catherine Howden, a Partner at Pitblado Law. 32:33 - Teeing up the Bomber game. Brett's going to a sportsing event! 37:34 - INCREDIBLE AUDIO from our next guest, who has written a book on a dramatic event which took place barely 200 kilometres from where we sit, on May 10th, 1973 in Kenora, ON. The book is "The Devil's Gap: The Untold Story of Canada's First Suicide Bomber", and the author is our guest -- Joe Ralko. 56:14 - Dr. Syras Derksen, clinical psychologist, his website is www.drsyras.com -- How to stop being such a micromanager (Yes, YOU!) 73:33 - Ryan Hart, event Executive Director for The Players Cup, the McKenzie Tour (PGA Canada) event at Pine Ridge this weekend. Also of note, Ryan is leaving for a job with the PGA Tour. 86:21 - Replay of the amazing audio from radio station CJRL of a suicide bomber exploding in Kenora on May 10th, 1973. ALSO, Brett's movie feature on Spider-Man: Homecoming 94:22 - Richard Cloutier tees up THE NEWS, then Greg gets ready for his debut with the 680 CJOB Blue Bomber Broadcast Team

00:00 - Criticism is being hurled at the new Alec Baldwin movie "Blind", for not casting a blind person in the role. Baldwin plays a man who lost his sight in a car crash. Has the time come for only actors of certain ethnicity, physical limitations and disabilities to play these parts? 18:56 - Want to be in a VIRTUAL REALITY tournament? DoVR, located at the Outlet mall at 555 Sterling Lyon, is holding such a tournament on July 14th. To tell us about it is Ally Urbanovich, the sales manager for DoVR. 37:51 - For weeks we've been reading a sponsor tag about The Canadian Craft Beer Revolution: Coast to Coaster, on now to July 31st, where you can experience craft beers from across Canada. So we thought we'd tell you more about it, with Aaron Alblas, a resident craft beer expert among the product ambassadors for Manitoba Liquor Marts. 57:01 - Our weekly visit with Carolyn Klassen, a therapist with Conexus Counselling -- This week, we discuss "The upsides of being average" 74:53 - Explore Winnipeg's Public Art with free public art tours for the summer -- We're joined by Trish Cooper, Communications Coordinator for the Winnipeg Arts Council, and Monica Giesbrecht, Principal of HTFC Planning & Design 87:21 - Neepawa Mayor Adrian De Groot on racist vandalism of several signs in the Western Manitoba town // Theory of a Deadman ticket giveaway 97:35 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - Dan Harper, the photographer responsible for the spectacularly popular time lapse of the Living Maple Leaf at Portage & Main on Canada Day 19:28 - Should restaurants ditch plastic straws? Whitley Schamber is the organizer of Plastic Free Peg, and has gotten nearly 40 restaurants to lose the plastic straws for the month of July, instead supplying a compostable straw upon request 37:14 - They want to move to Canada, but Canada won't have them - Kate & Claire Everward are sisters who work together in Israel. Claire is a suspense author, Kate is her publicist & manager. They want to immigrate to Canada with their 72-year-old mother, but the Canadian government says they don't measure up on the points system. They all speak English, and are all self-employed, so what's the problem? 55:48 - Heartwarming story of a dog who saves a cat in New Brunswick, which leads to a chat about pet names and the trend to giving them human names 74:34 - Zookeeper For A Day contest on at Assiniboine Park Zoo for kids 12 and under -- Katherine Abella, Promotions & Sponsorship Specialist, Assiniboine Park Conservancy 82:34 - Theory of a Deadman ticket giveaway, then more on pet names 87:39 - Will the new Transit station at Investors Group Field make a difference? Will it convince you to go to a game if you were previously not a fan of going? 97:16 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - Canada Day Contrast -- So many good things to celebrate in Winnipeg this past Saturday, including the Living Maple Leaf at Portage & Main... contrasted with SEVEN STABBINGS Saturday night. 18:22 - Results of the annual Nathan's Famous July Fourth hot dog eating contest then Eric Irwin, President of DAUPHIN'S COUNTRYEST, which was a sellout this past weekend. 30:57 - From one festival to another... Lynne Skromeda, executive director of Winnipeg Folk Festival, which is on this weekend at Bird's Hill Provincial Park 37:46 - Our monthly visit with the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba -- We're joined by Adam Milne, Volunteer Coordinator & Outreach Worker with MDAM, which is proposing an initiative that peer support be offered in ER waiting rooms. 55:10 - Why we should cast out the caricature of John A. Macdonald and respect him as the founder he was -- Patrice Dutil, professor in the department of politics and public administration at Ryerson University and co-editor of "Macdonald at 200: New Reflections and Legacies" (*** This is an interview I I recorded with Tristan Field-Jones on Friday, but we didn't get to air it -- Brett) 73:38 - Charles Adler weighs in on the Omar Khadr settlement (Khadr is getting $10.5 million from the feds) 82:40 - Cal Murphy getting honoured with a stadium at Investors Group Field 84:52 - MACKLING & MEGARRY PATIOPALOOZA STARTS FRIDAY AT SANTA LUCIA PIZZA // Adam Driver stars in heartwarming ad from Budweiser 93:37 - Richard Cloutier, Julie Buckingham, and Brittany Greenslade from Global Winnipeg tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - Winner of Canadian Music Madness is announced // Tristan and Brett pick some of their favorite Canadian songs / bands 18:17 - Michael de Adder, artist and satirist behind the book "You Might Be From Canada IF..." 31:08 - Zahra Premji from Highway 1 protest at Deacon's Corner 37:32 - Julie Buckingham on what the protest is about and background on the crisis that has been ongoing for decades 49:40 - Zahra Premji with a protester, Jennifer Spence-Clarke with the Urban Warrior Alliance. 55:45 - Calls on the protest 71:28 - Clincal psychologist Dr. Syras Derksen -- Says research shows extreme protests, like a road blockade, don't really work that well in helping people identify with the cause 74:04 - MKO Grand Chief Sheila North Wilson on the protest 83:00 - Zahra Premji with a wrap on the protest 86:25 - Pinawa Golf Green Fees giveaway // Hal Anderson tees up his weekend show // Tristan with a wonderful commentary on Canada 92:58 - Some more of our favourite Canadian song selections

00:00 - Manitoba family suing school division over handling of bullying speaks out. Are schools doing enough? What are they doing that is working? What SHOULD they be doing? With tech being what it is... will this continue through the summer? 38:29 - The first ever Northern Touch Music Festival is happening in Winnipeg this weekend, to help launch hip-hop, soul and R&B artists. We're joined on the phone by Shea Malcolmson, Northern Touch co-founder, organizer and rapper (Abstract Artform). We're also joined instudio by Alexa Potashnik, a delegate speaking on Friday, an activist, founder of Black Space Winnipeg, AND, a beatboxer! 56:04 - Carolyn Klassen, our therapist friend from Conexus Counselling, has written "An Open Letter to Indigenous Peoples of Canada", you can read it on her blog at www.conexuscounselling.ca. We're also joined by a member of the Indigenous community, Trevor Greyeyes, Publisher, First Nations Voice. 74:19 - Picnic at the Park: Upper Fort Garry Provincial Park challenges 150 people to picnic in advance of Canada's 150th Celebration -- Dr. Jerry Gray, Chair of the Friends of Upper Fort Garry 82:17 - Pinawa Golf Club green fees giveaway 85:38 - A hot car can kill: Winnipeg Humane Society launches new campaign to keep pets out of hot vehicles -- Javier Schwersensky, CEO of WHS 94:17 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - Rosanna Pancotto with Prairie Sky Immigration joins us to discuss cuts by the federal government to advanced English programs for newcomers 18:54 - Beer can tosser from Toronto Blue Jays game last October given a conditional discharge, has to perform community service and stay away from Major League Baseball games for a year. Ken Pagen pleaded guilty to mischief under $5,000 on May 30th. From there, the sports train of thought goes way off track to various unscheduled stops. 37:36 - POUTINE! Andrew Chau, co-founder of SkipTheDishes, and Ryan Smolkin, founder & CEO (Chief Entertainment Officer) at Smoke's Poutinerie... are celebrating Canada 150 with perhaps THE quintessential Canadian dish: Poutine. They had five different kinds of poutine delivered to us, and we brought in an expert panel of Hal Anderson, Matt Carty & Kyle Milroy to help us try them all out. Our job is hard sometimes. 55:24 - WSO 70th Birthday Party & Community Celebration TONIGHT! 7pm Centennial Concert Hall $7.00. SEVEN BUCKS! We're joined by WSO Music Director Alexander Mickelthwaite, and WSO Executive Director Trudy Schroeder. 74:07 - Fourth annual "Ukrainian Celebration" tonight at the Winnipeg Goldeyes Game, sponsored by Pratts Wholesale Food Service, and we are joined by the President of the Food Service Division of Pratts -- Lenny Baranyk. 81:50 - Pinawa green fees giveaway, & lamenting the impending loss of Alexander Mickelthwaite to Oklahoma 86:09 - Global News reporter Christian Aumell with a feature on items you may not have known you can take on a plane. 94:05 - Richard Cloutier tees up THE NEWS

00:00 - John McEnroe suggests Serena Williams would be the 700th ranked player on the men's Tennis tour, and won't apologize for it. Is he wrong? Is it time for another Battle of the Sexes? We're joined by 680 CJOB's House Tennis Expert, Christian Aumell 37:16 - Taren Gesell, aka "Triathlon Taren", & his wife Kim Gesell, "Sometimes Fill-In Co-Host & Regular Guest" -- On Sunday, Taren & a couple of his friends SWAM THE LENGTH OF THE RED RIVER IN WINNIPEG. From the South Perimeter to the North Perimeter, 37 kilometres. Kim was riding along in one of the support boats to film the whole thing. It took nine hours! Incredible. 55:48 - Fidget Spinners! Is there a genuine benefit for those with behavioural disorders and other challenges, including Autism? We're joined by Dr. Kirsten Wirth of Wirth Behavioural Health Services. 74:08 - Alarming drowning numbers for Manitoba -- the 2017 Drowning Report from the Lifesaving Society says the highest drowning rate in Manitoba was found among children under the age of 5, and was the highest among any province in Canada. We're joined by Kevin Tordiffe, Operations Manager, Lifesaving Society, Manitoba Branch 85:38 - 45 Years Ago Today, Bobby Hull signs with Jets at Portage and Main. ALSO, Cindy Klassen - is she the best Manitoba Athlete ever? YES. 93:15 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - Hi there, Brett here. We start with our intro & preamble and such, then a couple of things on the changing face of what is acceptable with our kids at work / school. A Tenneesee professor has invited a student to bring her 3-year-old to class after the student had to miss a class because she couldn't find a sitter. In Australia, a senator breast-fed her child while tabling a motion. Should kids be allowed in class? Should babies be allowed at work? Is it time to stop fussing over breastfeeding? I decided to play Devil's Advocate, and got some interesting feedback. 18:58 - Academy Lanes is closing! We speak to Todd Britton, President of Academy lanes 30:05 - The popularity of bowling in Manitoba -- We speak to Brandon Mansell, member of the gold medal winning Team Manitoba from the 2017 Canadian Open 5-pin championship, which happened in Sudbury earlier this month. 37:48 - Kelley Keehn & Money Monday! Kelley is a Personal Finance Educator, and Consumer Advocate, Financial Planning Standards Council -- Is it bad to put a down payment on a car? Should you instead be investing that money? 56:06 - Snapchat's new feature Snap Maps -- Cool or Scary? 74:35 - FIREWORKS! With Canada 150 just around the corner, we visit with Matt Bialek, president of Red Bomb Fireworks 86:32 - 680 CJOB's Kelly Moore joins us to talk about Teemu Selanne's announced induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame 94:53 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up The News

00:00 - We went to a kindergarten graduation! We were invited to Earl Grey School at 340 Cockburn to witness the Kindergarten Farewell, which included the first ever Spanish kindergarten class in the city's history. We went in a tad cynical, but we left overwhelmed with positivity. It was fun! 35:51 - Dr. Syras! We brought in registered psychologist Dr. Syras Derksen a bit early today, and it worked out great because we first ask him about kindergarten graduation. Is it coddling? Or positive reinforcement? THEN we switch gears and ask him how birth order affects personality. 54:04 - Winnipeg traffic curiosities -- There are a couple of intersections that have always made me scratch my head, so we decided to get the City of Winnipeg's Manager of Transportation, Luis Escobar, to solve some traffic riddles for us. 71:17 - Texts on traffic curiosities 78:57 - BRETT GETS BOOED / Snake Oil Gets Twisted giveaway 82:26 - How far would you go to prove a point? British dude where's a dress to work on a hot day, when his work said he couldn't wear shorts! Then, some more traffic stuff. 89:18 - Richard Cloutier tees up THE NEWS

00:00 - Should flavoured vape juice be banned? San Francisco has approved a bill that bans the sale of flavoured nicotine juice for electronic cigarettes. I (Brett) think this is a load of hogwash, because if vaping helps someone quit smoking, why are we trying to put up road blocks? What do you think? 37:12 - Today marks the 10th anniversary of the Elie Tornado, the first ever F5 tornado in Canada (now known as EF5). We're joined by storm chaser Justin Hobson, who saw it first hand and got some video. 50:35 - We take a call from Pat who tells us a harrowing and incredible story of how she and her husband ended up having to drive through that Elie storm in 2007. 54:45 - Carolyn Klassen, therapist with Conexus Counselling, website www.conexuscounselling.ca -- Carolyn's most recent blog post talks about her recent birthday, and how instead of accepting gifts, she gave every member of her family $100 to go do something nice for someone, and help to make the world a better place. The stories that resulted are amazing. 73:20 - Oh Doughnuts has been included in USA Today's Top 10 Doughnut Shops in Canada! We visit with the owner, Amanda Kinden. 85:23 - Winnipeg Jets schedule is kinda weird / Snake Oil Gets Twisted giveaway / show recap and some listener texts 95:19 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - David Phillips, Senior Climatologist at Environment Canada -- First day of Summer; 10th anniversary of Elie tornado is tomorrow; crazy heat in US Southwest 13:01 - More chat about tornadoes, including Brett's close call at Kingswood 17:40 - What was your favourite book that you had to read in school? That's where we end up. We begin by talking about a cemetery in Salem that is getting renovated, a cemetery that has a link to the Salem Witch Trials. That reminded Greg of the book/play he had to read during school -- The Crucible. Then we had a sidebar about how there was a movie adaptation of The Crucible starring Daniel Day-Lewis. Then we had a sidebar about how Day-Lewis has apparently quit acting. Or has he? THEN we get back to your favourite books in school. 36:29 - Are we hurting our girls? That's the subject of the latest blog post from Fit Communications, on whether or not we are inadvertently creating body image issues for young girls. We're joined by the co-founders of Fit Communications, Andrea Katz and Allison Gervais. 54:40 - One of our favourite young entrepeneurs has won the Manitoba Venture Challenge for 2017 -- Catherine Metrycki from Callia, an online flower shop. She joins us in studio, and we're joined on the phone by Jan Lederman, the CEO of Innovate Manitoba, the organization that runs the Venture Challenge. 72:14 - More of your favourite books from school 83:49 - Snake Oil Gets Twisted giveaway, then, Screech... and the Yukon Toe 90:26 - Julie Buckingham & Richard Cloutier tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - The future of newspapers in Canada -- Should the government create funding for print media? 18:33 - Mitch Rosset, Global Sports -- Mitch shares with us his feature interview with former Univerity of Manitoba product and NFL player Israel Idonije 29:40 - More on newspapers and government funding 36:52 - Winnipeg curler extraordinaire Mike McEwen, who needs your help getting voted into the Everest Curling Challenge -- a brand new, world-class event with the largest cash prize in the sport. www.everestcurlingchallenge.com to vote. Also, Mike announces exclusively on 680 CJOB a new partnership with the Children's Hospital Foundation. 51:01 - Craig Baker, Curling Manitoba Executive Director -- Proposal from Curling Canada to have all kids 12-and-under wear helmets when on the pebbled ice. 55:03 - Rick Fenton, Artistic Director, 6th annual 680 CJOB Winnipeg BBQ & Blues Festival lineup announced today 65:16 - Pinawa Mayor Blair Skinner -- Pinawa recently hosted a contingent of Chinese officials 72:50 - Another push for Mike McEwen; We eat too many chips at work; Replay of an angry call on golfing in the city from Hal Anderson filling in for Geoff Currier 81:56 - Snake Oil Gets Twisted giveaway, recalling the story of Dee Snyder laying the smackdown on Tipper & Al Gore during a Senate hearing 85:45 - Global Calgary anchor desk loses it over 'Swinging'; Snake Oil Sinners winner; Why is Greg wearing a tie?; Audio of our CJOB colleagues at the Red River Ex last night 93:26 - Richard Cloutier tees up THE NEWS

00:00 - Hi it's Brett, I'm back from vacation. Yay. In this first segment, we set up the show, particularly our chat at 2 o'clock about cyclists. Global News has learned cycling fatalities often end with a fine, rather than jail time, for drivers who are deemed at fault. 9:48 - On Friday we are off to a Kindergarten graduation. Seems adorable and a little silly all at once. We will talk about this and engineered achievements as we get closer to Friday. As your kids pass into a new grade, the rumours will abound about "how much homework does this teacher give?" And on the subject of homework, studies are increasingly showing that assigned homework is not necessarily a benefit to students in early and middle years. 17:27 - What should we do with The Bay building downtown? What COULD we do with it? There was a great article from Dan Lett in the Winnipeg Free Press over the weekend, and one of the architects featured and tasked with finding alternate uses is Aaron Pollock, who is our guest. Aaron is a Design Intern with number TEN architectural group. 35:39 - More on the Global News investigation into cycling fatalities, which often don't lead to jail time for drivers who are found at fault. Our guest is Jamie Hilland, manager of the Active and Safe Routes to School Program with Green Action Centre. 53:18 - "U2 on the Inside" - Get all you need to know about the band from the man who promoted them, Tony Michaelides. He tells us about his book "Insights from the Engine Room". 73:30 - Winnipeg Thunder follow-up -- I went to Oak + Oar on Saturday morning to pick up a Thunder hat & t-shirt, and my mind was appropriately blown. The owner & founder of Oak + Oar, Chris Watchorn, joins us again to tell us how they did with sales. Are the Winnipeg FURY next? ALSO, Greg tells a great story about his run-in with a Winnipeg mascot. 85:52 - The trip down Memory Lane continues... remember the Winnipeg Whips? How about the Cyclone? Then, Snake Oil Gets Twisted giveaway. 92:40 - Julie Buckingham tees up THE NEWS

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week. 00:00 - We try the Bean Boozled challenge live on air with a few colleagues and it doesn't go well... 18:10 - How do we build better relationships with our neighbours? 37:35 - A preview of Aboriginal Day celebrations. 48:10 - Hoops From the Heart is an upcoming basketball event that will help inner city kids. 62:33 - The fake outrage industry strikes again! How kissing your kids somehow became controversial. 66:46 - It's a busy weekend for Winnipeg sports fans. 76:13 - A quick chat on gas prices and ticket giveaway for Nickelback. 80:13 - The Winnipeg Goldeyes are allowing you to bring your pet pooch to the ball park on Saturday. 88:17 - A chat with Richard Cloutier and Julie Buckingham.

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week. 00:00 - Who are your favourite TV duos? 19:35 - Comedian Billy Gardell is coming to Winnipeg on June 25th. 36:51 - Should we be concerned about the real estate market in Winnipeg as home prices skyrocket in other Canadian cities? 54:44 - How a vacation is good for your health and can even save your life. 74:11 - Insulting the show's producer and a quick chat about credit card fees. 80:40 - A moose on the loose south of Winnipeg and ticket giveaway for Nickelback. 88:58 - Despite rising debt levels, Canadians are optimistic about their financial future. 95:31 - A chat with Richard Cloutier and Julie Buckingham.

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week. 00:00 - A massive blaze engulfed a high rise in London, England resulting in several fatalities. How do you fight a fire in a tall building? 09:05 - Premier Brian Pallister won't commit to subsidies for Churchill until a full analysis is done on the flooding damage to the rail line that leads to the community. 18:18 - How the reorganization of Winnipeg's hospitals will impact you. 31:24 - Remembering iconic CFL coach Don Matthews. 38:30 - A program run by Diabetes Canada could allow you to travel the world for free. 55:21 - A supertanker carrying two million barrels of oil hasn't been able to find any buyers. Whatever happened to peak oil? 59:48 - Ticket giveaway for Nickelback and a quick chat about the NHL. 65:07 - Your feedback on hospitals in Winnipeg being repurposed. 72:14 - A chat with Richard Cloutier and Julie Buckingham.

Guest host Tristan Field-Jones joins Greg Mackling for this week. 00:00 - How will the tourism be affected by the rail line to Churchill being shut down? Will the price of goods and services skyrocket since everything needs to be flown in? 23:52 - A preview of the Manitoba Marathon that takes place on Sunday. 37:56 - How automation is changing the workplace and could affect your job. 52:15 - Your feedback on what should be done to help Churchill. 60:28 - Published author and Winnipeg high school student Thea Wortley on why she chose to write a novel. 74:19 - Dennis Rodman visits North Korea but some good may come of his latest visit. 81:05 - Ticket giveaway for Nickelback. 86:41 - She fought the law and the law... LOST. This is how an unfair speeding ticket was thrown out of court. 95:55 - A chat with Richard Cloutier and Julie Buckingham.

00:00 - Why are bachelor parties getting so expensive??? We got a text from a listener asking if he is a jerk for not wanting to spend 300 bucks on an all-day stag. That got us talking about all the extra costs of being in a wedding party... dresses / tuxedos / gifts / destination wedding / COSTS A LOT 34:06 - Diabetes & the Indigenous community -- Dr. Jonathan McGavock, Ph.D, based out of the Children's Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba -- his research program is focused on the prevention and management of Type 2 Diabetes in youth 51:50 - DR. SYRAS! This week, we chat with psychologist Dr. Syras Derksen about the psychology of GAMBLING. www.drsyras.com 68:09 - Remember the WINNIPEG THUNDER? Chris Watchorn does -- he is the owner and creator of Oak + Oar, a clothing store/brand at The Forks. Chris has created a limited set of Winnipeg Thunder t-shirts and hats, which will be released on Saturday, June 17th. www.oakandoar.com 80:01 - A group of supporters of the Parker Wetlands will be at the Parker Forest tomorrow, because they are hearing that bulldozers will be there to clear the trees. The developer, Gem Equities, says they will not be doing this tomorrow. We speak with the spokesperson of the supporters, Cal Dueck. 86:05 - Hal Anderson tees up his weekend shows

00:00 - How to leave a proper voice mail! 18:50 - Record home sales for Winnipeg in May -- We're joined by Peter Squire of the Winnipeg Realtors Association 37:52 - Mike Peters shares his story on cancer -- the former Winnipegger now lives in Calgary. In December 2015, cancer took his kidney. Earlier this year, it returned to his lungs. In August, he will be participating in the Ride to Conquer Cancer. His goal is $50,000, he's already at 91% of his goal. You can donate here: https://www.1kidneymike.com/ 55:46 - Carolyn Klassen! Therapist with Conexus Counselling -- Discussing one of her latest blog posts -- "Fault?" Not relevant! 74:39 - Power 97's Kristin Marand joins us to tell us about Timeraiser 150: Bid Time. Do Good. Get Art. It starts with an event happening Thursday June 15th from 7pm-11pm at Graffiti Gallery at 109 Higgins Ave. 81:28 - Wonder Woman giveaway 85:12 - ZEBRA MUSSELS -- Dr. Scott Higgins, International Institute for Sustainable Development, Experimental Lakes Area Research Scientist who has studied the ecological impacts of zebra mussels across North America and Europe over the last decade 94:38 - Julie Buckingham & Richard Cloutier tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - Bride and groom outraged after officiant proposes during wedding ceremony 14:32 - Tornado warning in Grand Forks -- 680 CJOB storm specialist Tristan Field-Jones 16:24 - more wedding stuff 18:34 - Jean Polfus, PhD, Liber Ero Postdoctoral Fellow -- U of M Graduate, winner of the Governor General's Gold Medal for Outstanding Achievement at the graduate level. We spoke to her from her home in the Northwest Territories. 36:54 - Phone scam! Audio of a scammer getting scammed 54:26 - It's not just individuals who get scammed, many businesses are also targeted by fraudsters. 73:54 - Paul Charette, named Red River College's 2017 Honorary Degree Recipient, 50 years after graduating from the college 83:50 - Wonder Woman giveaway 85:53 - Paddy Quiring, arrived in Winnipeg today, is running / walking / cycling across Canada in support of the Canadian Liver Foundation and Adult & Teen Challenge. On April 13th, she began her journey in Vancouver, marking the one-year anniversary of the passing of her husband, Henry, who died of liver disease. 92:38 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - Nearly half of Canadians count on inheritance for retirement -- will they actually get any money? 37:24 - Nitro Circus Live lands in Winnipeg at Investors Group Field this Friday, June 9th at 7pm. We're joined by Nitro Circus Live Athlete Josh Penner, who hails from Letellier, MB 55:20 - Let's Not Just Talk, Let's Let It Out -- Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba monthly visit, we're joined by Griffin Jenkins, Director of Education & Youth Services, and Rowena Amparo, Youth Programs Coordinator. They tell us about two upcoming summer camps: Rock It Out, and Work It Out. 74:01 - CHICK WITH A BRUSH! Stacey Bugsdrucker tells us about her home renovations business, and the challenges she faces from being a 'Barbie Girl'. 85:48 - Wonder Woman ticket giveaway, Austin mayor shuts down an angry man who is unhappy there was a women-only screening of the superhero film. 94:29 - Julie Buckingham & Keith McCullough tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - Work-Life Balance -- Which is more important to you? Are you able to take time off for important days with your family or friends? Pro golfer Phil Mickelson is skipping the U.S. Open to attend his daughter's graduation. Would you have that option to skip work for something important in your personal life? 27:08 - Working in the heat -- Warren Preece, Director of Communications, Safe Work Manitoba 36:54 - Elsie Morden, Manitoba country musician, founder of No Time For That Anti Bullying Society -- hosting the first ever Country Music Benefit Concert for No Time For That, this Thursday at the Met. 55:57 - Emergency department wait times are longest in Canada, 29% of Canadians report waiting four or more hours the last time they went to the hospital emergency department -- Christina Lawand, Senior Researcher Healthy System Analysis and Emerging Issues, Canadian Institute for Health Information 76:08 - Stephanie Kleysen, former University of Winnipeg Wesmen Women's Basketball great Stephanie Kleysen had a memorable first year playing pro ball in Germany, winnig a whole bunch of awards like the Eurobasket.com All-German 2 Bundesliga South Player of the YEar\ 83:12 - Wonder Woman passes giveaway // Cirque du Soleil KURIOS review 88:27 - Text messages on the ER stats from CIHI

Mackling & Megarry - Friday, June 2nd, 2017 00:00 - TALKER: In its latest effort to compete with online giant Amazon, Walmart is testing a delivery service using its own store employees, who will deliver packages ordered online while driving home from their regular work shifts. 17:56 - Winnipeg Rowing Club's Annual Open House is Saturday, June 3rd, at 20 Lyndale Drive, Drop-in anytime between 12pm and 4pm. We're joined by Sheila Wilson-Kowal, long-time member of the Winnipeg Rowing Club, member of the board, and competitive 'masters' athlete. 34:57 - The Commuter Challenge starts Sunday, we're joined by Elizabeth Shearer, Commuter Challenge Coordinator, Green Action Centre 52:54 - Dr. Syras Derksen, Psychologist - website www.DrSyras.com -- Why do we become fans? Dave Grohl doesn't care if Greg Mackling likes the Foo Fighters, so why does Greg like the Foo Fighters so much? 70:53 - Hal Anderson tees up the weekend 77:53 - Cirque du Soleil ticket giveaway / Woman gets left behind at race track 81:20 - Saturday is National Health & Fitness Day in Canada -- we're joined by holistic health coach Paige Zaporzan, who also reminds us of an event happening Sunday -- The Girls Empowerment Event, the first of its kind in Winnipeg, happening at The Yoga Barre at 6640 Roblin Blvd.

00:00 - 50th anniversary of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles -- 680 CJOB's Geoff Currier joins us to talk about why the album was, and is, so influential 09:27 - Retired Brandon University Professor William Gordon tells us about how he played the French Horn on Sgt Pepper! 17:48 - Researchers at the University of Calgary have discovered that a drug used to combat ACNE has been quite helpful in the treatment of patients dealing with the early stages of MS. We speak with Dr. Michael Czubryt, Professor, Department of Physiology, University of Manitoba 31:58 - Mr. Met fired for flipping the bird! 36:24 - The 8th annual Walk to Fight Arthritis is this Sunday, June 4th at Assiniboine Park. We're joined by the Walk Hero family -- 13 year old Matthew Stipanovic, who has juvenile arthritis, his mother Ana Stipanovic, and Tanya Misseghers with the Arthritis Society. 54:04 - Carolyn Klassen, therapist with Conexus Counselling, her website is www.conexuscounselling.ca -- The Kathy Griffin / Donald Trump stunt got me and Greg thinking about a couple of things: 1) How important is tone & context when it comes to humour? 2) How do we go about apologizing when we REALLY screw up? 72:55 - Wonder Woman movie review - It's great! 82:36 - Cirque du Soleil ticket giveaway 84:45 - I bought a fidget spinner. COULD'T RESIST. A kiosk opened today at Polo Park, selling nothing but fidget spinners! 93:06 - Julie Buckingham & Matt Carty tee up THE NEWS

00:00 -- It's World No Tobacco Day, and one of Canada's big tobacco companies says the federal government needs to explain the discrepancies between tobacco and marijuana policy. We speak to Eric Gagnon, Head of Corporate and External Affairs for Imperial Tobacco Canada. 28:43 - Merry Jetsmas! It's the 6th anniversary of the official announcement that the Atlanta Thrashers were relocating to Winnipeg. We speak to 680 CJOB's Keith McCullough. 37:06 - Businesses warn higher minimum wage means higher prices, lost jobs:That's what a survey says from an organization in Ontario, called Express Employment. We speak to the owner, Bruce Hein. 54:05 - The 2017 Skills Canada National Competition is happening in Winnipeg Thursday and Friday at the RBC Convention Centre. We speak to Skills Canada CEO Shaun Thorson, and Skills Canada alumnist Ingrid Wieler, who now runs her own business in Steinbach -- largely due to the impact Skills Canada has had on her life. 72:33 - WUFF #5 - The Winnipeg Underground Film Festival is happening June 1-4, and we speak with the co-director of the festival, Scott Fitzpatrick. 80:07 - Cirque du Soleil giveaway 83:30 - Global News 'Quirky Affairs' reporter Christian Aumell goes into the kitchen with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 89:08 - Julie Buckingham & Matt Carty tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - How do police define impaired driving? Follow-up chat on Tiger Woods, whose DUI was NOT alcohol-related, but instead was due to a reaction to his prescriptions. 18:03 - Did you know you have to pay tax on bottled water in Manitoba? If it's under 600 ml, you pay PST & GST. A retailer in Pine Falls didn't know that, and now has to pay $23,000 in back taxes after a recent audit. We speak to that retailer, Laurent Raymond, who has owned Clark's Corner Esso Store on Highway 304 for 11 years. 36:50 - Tragic story out of Ontario, where a 15 year old boy was killed when a soccer net toppled over on top of him. We speak with the boy's father, a former Winnipeg broadcaster -- David "Buzz" Collins. 53:54 - Rainy Kerwin, Winnipeg filmmaker based in Los Angeles -- She wrote, directed and stars in The Wedding Invitation, which will be released on June 6th but can be pre-ordered now on iTunes. 73:45 - Do you remember the drink "Beep"? 81:36 - Cirque du Soleil giveaway 84:54 - We got another letter from 'Not A Dude'! 91:30 - Julie Buckingham tees up THE NEWS

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00:00 - Guy on Price Is Right wins $31,000 playing Plinko. What's your favourite game show? 15:15 - Global News reporter Christian Aumell on what Mayor Brian Bowman thinks of the bill tabled at the Legislature that would kill a requirement that the province fund half of municipal transit costs. 17:48 - Teddy Bears Picnic this Sunday! We're joined by Tanya Williams, Director of Marketing for the Children's Hospital Foundation of Manitoba; and Earnie Shapera, who has been volunteering at the picnic for 30 of the 31 years it's been around. 34:55 - The first ever FanQuest convention is on this weekend, primarily at the University of Winnipeg. There is also an event happening Saturday night at the King's Head Pub, and that's where our guests come in. Lyndon Radchenka is the co-founder of FanQuest (with our buddy Dan Vadeboncoeur who couldn't make it in today), and he brought with him the guys from "Blame Society Films". They're the guys behind the 'Chad Vader' videos, as well as 'Beer & Board Games', which is what they'll be doing Saturday night. 53:05 - Dr. Syras! The headline reads: "What Counts as Intimacy? Not Everyone Agrees", so we put that to our friend Dr. Syras Derksen, a psychologist with Dr. Syras Derksen & Associates. 70:38 - Garry Marshall with the Winnipeg Veterans English Billiards League (WVEBL), which is hosting two major international tournaments from May 27th-June 2nd, bringing in a number of international heavy-hitters. 79:38 - LottoMax is $50M again / Steve Earle & The Dukes giveaway 82:23 - Hal Anderson tees up his weekend shows 89:39 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - It's the 40th anniversary of Star Wars! On this day in 1977, the first Star Wars movie was released. 11:36 - The "Love Actually" reunion is happening tonight on NBC as part of Red Nose Day. 17:48 - AIRSHIPS! Are they the future for getting supplies to Northern Manitoba? We're joined by Dr. Barry E. Prentice, Professor at I.H. Asper School of Business, Department of Supply Chain Management, University of Manitoba 36:34 - True North: The Canadian Songbook, Friday-Sunday at Centennial Concert Hall with Eleanor McCain performing with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra. We are joined by Eleanor, as well as Emmy Award winning composer Don Breithaupt, who produced the album. The tour (and accompanying album and hardcover coffee table book) features Eleanor's musical take on the likes of Bryan Adams, Sarah McLachlan, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young and many more. 53:59 - Carolyn Klassen, therapist with Conexus Counselling -- Her latest blog post at www.conexuscounselling.ca is called "10 Rules of Engagement", which features a section called "Lines. We. Will. Not. Cross.", which somewhat ties into our discussion last Thursday about the Toronto Blue Jays' Kevin Pillar using a homophobic slur. He apologized quickly, but Greg says when Pillar says "this is not who I am", that he's not taking ownership of his mistake. 72:15 - Happy 65th Birthday to 680 CJOB's Tom Milroy! The Broadcast Hall-of-Famer joins us while we play his son Kyle's tribute to him. 83:35 - Doors Open Winnipeg is being presented this weekend by Heritage Winnipeg, offering dozens of tours throughout our great city. We're joined by Heritage Winnipeg Executive Director Cindy Tugwell. 91:48 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS.

00:00 - Richard Cloutier vs. Obby Khan - WPG Cycle Spin Challenge for CancerCare Manitoba 8:11 - St. Charles Councillor Shawn Dobson says handing out speeding tickets in school zones on holidays is a cash grab. What do you think? 18:30 - Ruth Abernethy, celebrated Canadian sculptor who is in Winnipeg tonight at McNally Robinson to launch her book "Life and Bronze: A Sculptor's Journal" 36:58 - TONGUE TO BUM: A Detox Story -- Lecture tonight at the Caboto Centre, presented by Vita Health, hosted by our guest Dr. Terry Willard 54:10 - He's had FOUR traumatic brain injuries, and tells his inspiring story. His name is David Henry, and he is joined by Sylvia Marusyk (or simply, Sylvia!) who is an Activational Speaker, Occupational Therapist and Health Coach. Her website is www.stressedtokill.me 73:42 - Happy 100th Anniversary to Assiniboine Golf Club! We speak to Assiniboine's General Manager Glen Mills 81:23 - Ruth Abernethy book giveaway, and an acknowledgement that she was way smarter than us 85:31 - Steve Earle ticket giveaway, then an almost unbelievable story from Memphis about a "body on the trunk" 91:38 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - News conference at MTS Centre in response to Manchester suicide bombing outside an Ariana Grande concert, Kevin Donnelly with True North Sports & Entertainment, and Constable Rob Carver with the Winnipeg Police Service. Conference is followed by a discussion, and listener feedback. 37:09 - BOB IRVING tells us what Winnipeg Blue Bombers General Manager Kyle Walters discussed today with the media, as the team gets ready for this week's Rookie Camp, and Training Camp 43:44 - More discussion on Manchester 61:36 - Bringing the raffle to your phone -- Funding Change partners Ian Smith & Nick Tenszen tell us about their online raffles and how they could have a huge impact on fundraising for non-profits 80:32 - Halifax woman gets unexpected apology, gift after attempted break-in by drunk man 87:08 - Ticket giveaway for Steve Earle & The Dukes 92:19 - Long weekend weather sucked / spring weather has kinda sucked / Nashville Predators amazing story as they advance to the Stanley Cup Final 100:44 - Richard Cloutier & Matt Carty (in for Julie Buckingham) tee up THE NEWS

  00:00 - TICKS! - Hikers pick up 400 ticks on Mantario Trail earlier this week. Are you concerned? 28:04 - Dr. Harold Katz, internationally recognized bad breath expert -- DO NOT BBQ YOUR BREATH -- Dr. Katz reveals the five worst BBQ foods for your breath, and the five vital tips and foods to prevent bad bbq breath 37:22 - Mike Dover, author of "Dante's Infinite Monkeys: Technology Meets the 7 Deadly Sins", an exploration of the dark side of today's technology. Dover is a business professor, and co-author of Wikibrands. 56:45 - Dr. Syras! Psychologist with Dr. Syras Derksen & Associates, website DrSyras.com -- Are Therapists Just Rent-A-Friends? A lot of people doubt that therapy works. Are they right? 75:31 - Tristan is a Star Trek fan, but he is bored by the first trailer for the new CBS series Star Trek: Discovery 83:44 - Unraveling the Wilburys ticket giveaway 88:39 - Hal Anderson tees up his weekend show, AND his show Friday night filling in for Charles Adler. 97:03 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS

00:00 - Hamilton police officers arrests journalists at the scene of a crash, even though they're well-behind the police tape. Too far? 13:46 - Topic continued: Duncan Pike -- Campaigns and Advocacy Coordinator, Canadian Journalists for Free Expression 18:32 - Death of Chris Cornell -- Eric Alper, music commentator 29:06 - Toronto Blue Jays' Kevin Pillar apologizes for homophobic slur -- 680 CJOB's Keith McCullough & Matt Carty 37:42 - Bestselling Norwegian crime writer Jo Nesbo, who has sold over 30 million books! He'll be at McNally Robinson Booksellers this evening at 7pm to sign his latest novel featuring Detective Harry Hole -- "The Thirst". Also, one of his previous books "The Snowman" is being adapted into a movie starring Michael Fassbender. That's pretty neat. 55:38 - Carolyn Klassen, therapist with Conexus Counselling -- Loyalty! Where does it originate, and how do we nurture it? 74:07 - "Drag queen story time holds court at Winnipeg Public Library" -- This Saturday May 20th at Millenium Library and Wednesday May 31st at West End Library, the city is teaming up with Sunshine House for "Red By Queens", a family story time event featuring local drag queens. INCLUDING our guest, Levi Foy, who is the founder of the "Like That by Sunshine House" program, and goes by "Prairie Sky" as a drag queen. 87:12 - Unraveling the Wilburys ticket giveaway 93:07 - Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS, then Brett & Greg go at it over the Kevin Pillar situation.