The Start

FINALLY some nice weather! (1:30); The Manitoba connection to Nova Scotia - a Brandon woman shares the loss of her sister​ (7:50); Manitoba considering gradually reopening the province, SK unveils five-phase plan for their reopening (14:45); Las Vegas Mayor tells Anderson Cooper she wants to reopen the city, use Vegas a 'control group' (20:00); Important safety message from the RCMP as students ramp up screen time (24:10); This non-essential item is being purchased more often during the pandemic. What is it? (31:30); 'Math guy' tribute video to Billie Eilish hit 'Bad Guy' designed to help kids have fun with math (39:35); Canadian Fertility Awareness Week highlights fertility issues and the struggle to get help during the pandemic (47:15).

Wednesday's off to a better start than Tuesday, and McNabb offers to teach Megarry how to drive stick! (1:30); If you could hide out ANYWHERE you want during the pandemic, where would it be? (8:35); When could the restrictions be lifted in Manitoba for COVID-19? (15:20); Survey says we should wait until we're 25 before doing THIS (23:15); Two brazen carjackings Monday morning in Winnipeg (32:05); Winnipeg Jets legend DALE HAWERCHUK! (39:35); We speak to one of the carjacking victims, whose 88-year-old father was still in the vehicle as the thief drove off (52:20).

Megarry's latest sleeping misadventure (1:30); Meat supply issues coming? (5:50); Mackling & Megarry boarded the nostalgia train Monday - what sort of old stuff do you have hiding in your home? (12:50); Breakfast with the Bombers - Zach Collaros, who is now a proud father! (21:45); Canadian Medical Association makes $20M contribution to the fight against COVID-19 (30:25); Oil prices continue to be a major problem (36:15); Bar Italia giving its patio a creative 'facelift' during the pandemic (42:35).

Unspeakable tragedy in Nova Scotia (1:30); Calgary doctor leads impromptu group workout in lineup at Costco (6:25); Head of IPSOS on his latest book, "Next" (13:00); Doctors appeal to Manitobans to continue to seek medical advice during pandemic (18:30); Bear Clan says crime & drugs are still a big problem during the pandemic (24:35); Winnipeg Police Association on whether or not it's been busier during COVID-19 (30:05); According to a recent survey of bosses, too many of these in your office can hurt your credibility. What?​ (38:45); Winnipeg boutique gyms diversifying to stay afloat during pandemic (45:10).

Megarry is on his way to gaining the Quarantine 15, Mackling's going the other direction, McNabb is holding the line (1:30); With a new docu-series on Michael Jordan debuting this weekend, we want to know: Who's your favourite athlete of all time? (4:55); How will travel restrictions for northern Manitoba impact communities like The Pas? (13:00); 50th anniversary of safe return home for Apollo 13​ (19:20); Greenhouses get the green light to open (27:15); Floodway Print Co has a great way for you to support local businesses (33:50); Only 20% of us still carry this around. What is it? (40:40); Our California friend Scott Mortland asks... Will it not be amazing? (45:05).

McNabb got no sleep, Mackling had crazy dreams, and Megarry forgot his swipe card. No, wait, he didn't (1:30); More of your questions answered on COVID-19 (7:55); Ever arrive somewhere and realize OH NO I FORGOT TO BRING MY... (17:45); Want to help local businesses? Local Futures will show you how (24:50); Many people are drinking more alcohol during the pandemic - revisiting McNabb's award-winning story on Wine Moms (31:55); Update on HelpNextDoorMB.ca (40:40); Local jewelry designer Hilary Druxman creates necklace to help charities during 'The Pause' (49:00).

Mackling, Megarry & McNabb have become The Dude, Indiana Jones & Maleficent: Mistress of Evil! (1:30); No new cases of COVID-19 in Manitoba on Tuesday. What do we make of this? (5:10); If you could be any movie character, who would you be? (14:00); HSC Foundation launches new initiative to help front-line staff (21:30); The Province asks non-essential workers to move to reduced work week: Why one professor calls it 'gaslighting' (28:40); Hal Anderson was once mistaken for a movie star of a... different kind (36:05); Lara Rae & her amazing efforts to feed the community (44:40).

Our favourite nicknames we've had over the years​ (1:30); The challenge to understand physical distancing and this new normal when living with an intellectual disability (8:25); Listener feedback on nicknames (15:05); Winnipeg Transit union weighs in on possible service cuts (18:10); Breakfast with the Bombers - the best Bomber nicknames​ (23:50); There are over 3,000 germs on this item. What is it? (35:20); Students returning to school to pick up what's in their lockers (42:40); The Spanish Flu's deadly effect on hockey in 1919 - Why won't the NHL cancel the season??​ (50:45).

Hard to resist the urge to judge others for their behaviour during pandemic (1:30); Hair dye is the latest panic buy. What's become the most sought-after item in your household?​ (8:55); Southwest Rapid Transit Corridor is up and running, at high frequency. Should that frequency be lower? (14:20); Winnipeg Realtors on buying / selling a home during a pandemic (22:40); How do you look for an apartment during COVID-19? (29:55); The challenges of moving during a pandemic (36:00); What are realtors dealing with during this crisis? (45:30).

To reheat pizza in a frying pan, or the oven? (1:30); How do YOU reheat your favourite food? (8:50); Psychologist Dr. Rehman Abdulrehman on dealing with the grind of isolation, the stress of leaving the house, and the stress of working with the public (14:25); Winnipeg Jets Head Coach Paul Maurice! (24:00); 25% of us have done WHAT since the pandemic started? (35:35); How do we defend our personal space without it becoming confrontational? (40:50).

Three days in a row of rough sleep misadventures for Megarry (1:30); Songs you could listen to on repeat! (8:20); Munther Zeid from Food Fare on keeping up with demand, social distancing and deliveries (17:00); Number of active cases of COVID-19 down slightly, what should we read into that (24:50); 12% of us are trying to learn THIS during isolation (32:35); St. Norbert Farmers' Market now has an online market (39:00); More conversation on grocery shopping and the behaviours we're seeing (44:55); Between 11,000 & 22,000 Canadians could die from COVID-19 (54:25).

More sleep problems for Megarry, couldn't tell if his dream was a dream, or reality! (1:30); Avengers Endgame trends on Twitter. Why? Missing shared experiences with strangers, and friends. (5:00); Manitoba's child poverty situation is getting worse (11:15); What are 33% of people now working from home doing while they're working? (18:10); Pastor Bruce Martin from Calvary Temple on Holy Week - with no church (21:15); Mayor Brian Bowman on social distancing, and what's changing as we head into warmer months (31:35); Easter Bunny & Tooth Fairy declared essential workers / what were your favourite Easter snacks? (39:20); No family gatherings for Easter Weekend thanks to COVID-19 (48:30); Many people are turning to salty snacks and processed food for comfort during pandemic (51:00).

Mackling wakes up in a panic, McNabb keeps waking up early, and Megarry wakes up & has no idea what day it is (1:30); Has your sleep pattern changed during the pandemic? (6:25); Body Measure leads coalition of small businesses calling on government for more financial aid, have started an online petition​ (13:15); Breakfast with the Bombers with Bob Irving, who's been watching AXE THROWING! (19:10); WRHA Medical Officer of Health weighs in on the mask discussion (28:15); Women's shelters seeing fewer visits, but that's not necessarily a good thing (33:45); U of M sleep expert Dr. Diana McMillan on how to improve your sleep if you're struggling during the pandemic (40:55).

What are other clever changes are you seeing in stores to keep staff members safe? (1:30); Winnipegger now living in Scotland using a 3D printer to make PPE safety shields (10:55); What is your go-to snack? (17:45); With school 'back in session', how have school divisions prepared to meet the challenges of parents & students? (24:05); Property owners upset they can't enforce non-compliant tenants who aren't socially distancing (31:30); Chris Marshall & his wife Erin -- the man who emailed us last week about his wife, a nurse! (38:40); Winnipeg business owner, and landlord, shares her challenges of staying open while trying to access government supports (44:55); Winnipegger turns the Prime Minister's message to kids into a LEGO video! (55:00).

More people are baking lately. What are you doing during your downtime to keep busy? (1:30); The digital divide: This pandemic is proving how crucial a strong cell/Internet network is (6:50); St. Boniface Hospital Foundation stepping up with new technology and support for the hospital (14:25); The Winnipeg Ventilator gets the green light! (21:20); 93% of households have one of these, and it's almost always in the kitchen. What is it? (28:10); The World Health Organization is recommending people play video games to stay safe and connected (33:50); Wrestlemania is happening this weekend, and it's going to be... weird (40:55); Discussing finances during difficult times like this with Kelley Keehn (49:30).

Slippery start to the day, and Chris Streveler lights it up on Instagram(1:30); Passionate email from the spouse of a nurse (7:30); Misericordia Health Centre, in the eye of the storm(13:35); Misadventures in driving in slippery conditions (20:35); Hotel in Morris offering truckers free access to rooms and showers (26:10); You'll use this on average 30,000 times during your driving career. What is it? (34:30); Work from home if you can - but what if you work at a grocery store, or a gas station, etc. (43:45); Mustang Safety - a company known for its gear for marine professionals - shifting gears to produce PPE gowns for front line workers (50:25).

Class dismissed! Schools closed indefinitely in Manitoba. McNabb got some reactions from kids! (1:30); Animals that freak you out (19:00); Early years teacher shares emotional reaction to school closure (24:35); Follow-up with Winnipeg woman who was waiting for her COVID-19 test results, which are now in (32:00); International peer support expert Robyn Priest on how we can help each other during this pandemic (39:35); Grade 8 student weighs in on schools being closed (47:30); 26% of us buy THIS human item for their dog (54:25).

Are we getting 20 cm of snow?? Also, McNabb's desk is barely hanging on... (1:30); Who are your real-life superheroes? (7:00); The Winnipeg Blue Bombers want to know who your real-life superheroes are, as they unveil the 'Heroes of Champions Way' (13:25); Retail Council of Canada on the closure of non-critical businesses (21:45); The King's Head Pub is getting into the grocery game! (28:30); Are more people turning to alcohol during the pandemic? How the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba can help (36:00); Israel Idonije, creator of Athlita Comics on working with the Blue Bombers to turn the team into comic-book superheroes (44:05); Barrett Miller from Fort Whyte Alive on how to enjoy nature during a pandemic (55:20).

What were those weird lights in the sky? (1:30); DIY misadventures! (8:25); Downtown Winnipeg BIZ launching webinars to help struggling businesses (13:50); Mackling says he almost chopped off his pinky a few weeks back! (21:40); Transcona showing its support... with cowbells! (24:00); She's got three loved ones in care homes, and can't visit any of them because they're all under lock-down (30:10); Winnipegger quits job to buy into a business just weeks before the pandemic (37:05); 1/3rd of us can't remember this important life event (46:45); Scott Young from the Planetarium tells us what those lights were! (51:55).

Megarry's chocolate milk misfire (1:30); No PST reduction due to COVID-19 (9:45); Navigating COVID-19 with kids while going through a divorce (13:30); Songs that make you strut (20:00); American troops at the Canadian border? (27:30); Canadian charities call for a $10B stabilization fund​ (34:05); Winnipeg pro basketball player makes it home from Europe in the midst of the pandemic (41:50); Ameba TV - Winnipeg-based streaming for service for kids! (50:20).

Show Intro (1:30); If you're out of work because of COVID-19, what do you do about your bills and debt? (6:20); Favourite TV Show Themes (14:15); Should Liquor Marts & beer vendors still be open during the pandemic? (20:55); Winnipeg woman who's been waiting for her COVID-19 test result for over a week (23:25); How are Manitoba's nurses feeling after 14 new cases were announced on Wednesday? (30:10); Manitoba Health Minister Cameron Friesen - will the province tell non-essential businesses to close? (36:30); ​Eerie absence of air travel amid coronavirus has repercussions on the economy (45:45); More on TV theme songs (55:00).

Help Next Door MB requests for help are getting scooped up fast!​ (1:30); Why are salons and barber shops still allowed to be open? (6:45); The kids are home, which means parents are having to help more with homework. What if you don't know the subject?? (16:15); Klinic sees a rise in calls in the wake of COVID-19 (22:50); Tuesday's contest winner with a hilarious choice for cheesy old TV show (30:30); Mayor Brian Bowman on whether or not property taxes will be deferred (32:05); Fusion Grill, known for its dining experience, switches to takeout & delivery only - and the owner will personally deliver your order through Skip the Dishes! (39:40); 12% of people do THIS during conference calls (46:10).

McNabb's kids say the TV show Air Wolf defies logic (1:30); Old shows like Air Wolf which were amazing at the time, but maybe not so much now (7:20); UK lockdown measures (13:25); Relief is coming for homeowners. What about renters? (20:45); Manitoba School Boards Association wants schools to close their playgrounds (28:15); Help Next Door MB resource for volunteers now up and running (32:45); More texts on TV shows (42:35); Makespace Storage offering containers for emergency services, food banks & shelters (45:45).

Megarry's got no gym to go to, so how about climbing the stairs in his 26-floor high-rise? (1:30); We head once again to Italy as the death toll from COVID-19 continues to be devastating (8:20); With many working from home, what are some of the apps / tech / 'life hacks' you can't live without at home (or at work)? (16:05); Megarry's dilemma: Should he go to his haircut appointment next week? (24:00); Tips and tricks for those working, and TEACHING from home (26:10); How COVID-19 spreads differently than the flue, and why the strain on the health care system is such a big concern (35:35); Winnipegger lied to get test for COVID-19, still waiting for the results a week later (40:20); WPG Cheapskate with inexpensive ways to kill time during self-isolation (49:15).

Megarry's hands look rough. Washing them TOO much? (1:30); Don't want to head to the stores? How about locally raised pork delivered straight to your door? (7:15); With no live sports, which classic sports event would you revisit?​ (17:15); How the pandemic is affecting the construction industry (21:25); What's your quarantine nickname? (28:20); The City of Winnipeg pulls a U-Turn on the U-Pass (37:30); Need some inspiration? Look no further (46:00).

​​Mackling & McNabb both broadcasting from home; Polo Park was a ghost town (1:30); Remember using your imagination to have fun when you were a kid? (8:15); Power 97's Joe Aiello just opened his restaurant Frankie's Kitchen & Bar, then, COVID-19 (15:55); Amusing text on childhood imagination (25:05); Stuck at home? Try Mathopoly! (27:00); Assiniboia Downs CEO Darren Dunn on temporarily closing the Downs (34:05); Everything you always wanted to know about COVID-19* but were afraid to ask, with Jeff Semple (42:15); Faders Music in Brandon offering music lessons online (53:10).

A face mask made out of a coffee filter? (1:30); Daycares shutting down as of Friday afternoon (8:10); What's your favourite exercise? We know, those two words maybe don't go hand-in-hand (13:15); What do the daycare closures mean for them and their clients? (20:05); With many gyms now closed temporarily, how do we stay active? (27:35); Calls from listeners on their coronavirus concerns (36:15); 25% of small businesses say they won't survive a 30-day shutdown (47:40).

The Prime Minister closes the borders to most foreign travellers, but not Americans. Why? (1:30); Cineplex & Landmark Cinemas close their theatres - what's your favourite ​'comfort blanket' movie? (7:40); Brett reads a message from social media on getting through this together, and hopefully better (15:45); Chelsea Roh, wife of former Blue Bomber Craig Roh, on her offer to help people shop for groceries if they can't (17:20); Heart transplant recipient Kristin Millar on how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting those like her who have a compromised immune system(24:50); Owner of The King's Head Pub on having to be closed on St. Patrick's Day (31:40); Big Daddy Tazz wants to read to kids on Facebook Live! (41:05); Third + Bird postpones spring market, which will affect dozens of local businesses (51:20).

Lots of Covid talk, including Manitoba's newest developments (1:40), a talk with the Manitoba Truckers Association (12:24), a new precaution from the Louis Riel School Division (19:12), the Downtown Biz and their attempts to help (25:20), and a psychologist who just left Vegas (39:50); What's the US doing about Covid? (33:04); We also want to keep things light, so we chat board games, one of your potential time killers (6:52);

Show Intro (1:30); Listeners asking questions (7:20); What's your comfort food? (16:05); Dr. Rehman Abdulrehman on anxiety during these unprecedented times (21:00); Ben Harper giveaway (32:35); Sgt. Mike Hall, Royal Canadian Air Force 12 piece ensemble (39:10).

Budget blowup, coronavirus fallout galore - CRAZY day of major headlines (1:30); How do you unplug / escape / relax when life gets overwhelming? (7:55); More discussion on the avalanche of coronavirus news from Wednesday, and budget fallout (15:10); NDP leader Wab Kinew on why they blocked the budget (21:45); On average, we look at 10 of these before buying one. What is it? (29:30); Winnipeg family appears on Family Feud Canada! (36:55); Torque Brewing Reese Ketler Street Hockey tournament behind held on Saturday (45:45).

Megarry went for his first ever massage and is wondering 'Why did I wait so long to do this??' (0:54); Happy birthday CJOB! (8:58); Ever done something and wondered why did I wait until now? (11:28); Taxpayers Federation says the province needs to do more for Manitoba families (18:13); Amusing text from listener. Maybe not for his wife though...(24:53); Highlights from U-Pass debate (26:34); McNabb weighs in on what she wished she hadn't waited so long to try (32:12) & Deadlifts for Dreams in support of The Dream Factory (40:24)

Megarry gets grilled on Tinder by an angry woman (1:29); Would you get on a cruise ship in the current coronavirus climate? (9:13); Uber is coming to Winnipeg AT LAST (15:53); Winnipeg woman, and wife to Transcona Councillor Shawn Nason, just got back from a cruise (23:56); What will Uber's arrival mean for the airport? (29:00); 38% of people lie about this to their doctor (35:55); Students set to rally in support of the U-Pass, which is being scrapped in the city budget (42:00); AllStar Jam-uary, a charity event that will have True North's Mark Chipman on the drums! (53:22).

The first piece of clothing to get removed when you get home is...(0:54); We speak to a resident in northern Italy, which is under lockdown after huge spike in coronavirus cases (8:10); McNabb went to Costco on Sunday afternoon and says it was nuts (14:22); Why shouldn't we panic about coronavirus? (21:46); Megarry ate CRICKETS over the weekend! (28:45); The praise, and criticism, as women make history calling NHL games on Sunday (31:00); Will changes to the welfare system be part of Wednesday's provincial budget? (39:00); Price of gas is falling (44:16) & 30% of married couples argue about this once a month (53:32)

KK's in for Mackling AND McNabb! (1:30); Megarry will once again co-host the Winnipeg Nightlife & Lifestyle Awards (7:45); Manitoba Chambers of Commerce reaction to PST cut and carbon tax announcement (11:10); KK reveals a number of big inventions made by women (17:55); The average cost of one of these in 2020 will be $30,000. What is it? (25:25); Winnipeg Folk Fest lineup details, and insight into why it's such a great time (31:40); Love Local MB... with smoky barbecue CRICKETS! (40:35).

Surprise! It snowed (1:30); Winnipeg company looking to change the way you sleep with at-home sleep studies (8:45); Weird memories from elementary school (18:20); We're all about to lose sleep over the weekend thanks to the terrible, no good, very bad time change, so we speak to THE sleep expert at the U of M (23:00); Winnipeg's Jennifer Botterill part of first-ever all-female NHL broadcast team in the US on Sunday for International Women's Day (36:40); Doc Walker hosting the 'Doc Soccer' fundraising social (44:50).

Is this the end of the handshake? Coronavirus fears prompt many to adopt alternative greetings (1:30); Battle over Polo Park development clears first hurdle at City Hall (15:20); Etiquette expert on whether or not it's rude to decline a handshake (21:15); Outreach worker on gang intervention / exit strategies weighs in after police say two recent homicides were gang-related (30:5); Parents say this to their kids on average 540 times a year. What is it? (38:15); Jovon Johnson, who signed a one-day contract to retire as a Winnipeg Blue Bomber (46:20).

Mackling, Megarry & Mcnabb together again! (1:01); Winnipeg Police warn of scam that cost Manitobans $1 millionin 2019 (8:44); Flava Flav ousted from Public Enemy (15:37); Callers stumped by trivia, in spite of Resting Brett Face hint (18:50); Agreement reached in Wet'suwet'en saga - now what? (28:03); Vicious dog attack on Pembina leaves two with life-altering injuries (34:43); Dream trip cancelled due to Coronavirus (42:46); 'Be A Lady, They Said' video and reaction (51:04)

Michelle Finley from the Women Build Speakers series (0:30); Best tippers (7:55); Grant White on worries over Coronavirus and the markets (16:00); Leah Hextall (24:20); Polo Park development (30:15); Olivia the therapy dog (39:05); Miranda Oh, author "Chin Up, (B)its Out" (45:55);

Having coffee talking about why you lie to your doctor (1:11); It's NOT in your head! Winter hasn't been that bad (7:02); Small Town Salute stops by St. Adolphe and Amaze-in-Snow (13:59); The difference between hate speech and freedom of expression with James Turk (19:28); Plans for Polo Park with Richard Cloutier (27:49) & Veni Hovi on a Girls in Hockey Event this weekend (35:30)

Fewer fire halls? The new $150 million plan (1:45); How long do you wait for someone if they're late? (12:09); Vaping concerns on the rise. What are the schools watching for? (17:50); A Canadian quarantined on a ship is not getting paid (26:30); Mayor Brian Bowman stops by to talk about the new fire hall plan (30:24); Nygard...the hits just keep on coming to him, and the company (38:26); Kathy Kennedy pipes in about the vandalism to RCMP digs (46:47); Constable Rob Carver calls in to give a rundown on the vandalism (54:25).

Canada's largest private sector liquor retail announces 25 grand prize for anyone who can come up with a solution to all the thefts (2:37); Stupid thieves get trapped in an elevator (10:19); Weinstein is convicted....but will he see much jail time? (19:27); Breakfast with the Bombers, featuring Mr. Bob Irving (28:24); Coronavirus....what are we preparing for? (37:16); More liquor store talk (44:12); Brent calls in for some RAW talk (51:18); and Tracy Shinners-Carnelly of Peak of the Market stops by to chat about Potato Week (56:20).

Manitoba is awesome at everything...especially curling (0:30); What's it like to be an emergency backup goalie? (6:50); The latest from the blockades with Global's Kamil Karamali (13:30); Newly-crowned Scotties curling champs Kerri Einarson and Shannon Birchard (20:35); Winnipeg Ice President & General Manager Matt Cockell (29:40); Inspiration with former Blue Bomber Henoc Muamba (35:35).

Donald Trump is not a fan of Parasite​ (1:30); Who does the chores in your home? (10:05); Kelly Moore on the big sports weekend ahead (17:45); Local rail company taking a hit from blockades (23:46); Workplace trivia almost takes an X-rated turn! (30:51); Combining art... with BEER! (37:24); Altona-based Team Canada going for gold at World Junior Curling Championships (45:25); Celebrating Black History Month with the amazing Ay De'Senator! (55:10).

Big changes coming to Roll Up the Rim! (1:30); Would you eat bugs if they were mixed into baked goods? (15:05); Massive pothole at River & Osborne - city has known about it for six weeks and done nothing​, until last night! As we learned during the show (21:45); Listeners offer name suggestions for the pothole (25:05); More on eating bugs - how about cricket protein powder? (31:55); Feedback on eating crickets (39:15); Workplace trivia and de-stressing at work (47:05).

Rusty the therapy dog has passed away (1:15); Having coffee talking important animals in our lives (14:47); Exploring the transit surplus (23:02); Spring flooding expected in Grand Forks (30:10) & buses are cool! (38:21)

Haven't people given up on their resolutions yet?? (2:41); Should Terry Fox be the new face of the $5 bill? (10:23); Pier 1 closing all its stores - The continuing changing face of retail in Canada (19:01); Breakfast with the Bombers with new acquisition Josh Johnson, WHILE he's enjoying his breakfast with his son! (26:14); Condo under construction in northeast Winnipeg burns to the ground (33:37); Cabinet ministers hold emergency meeting on how to deal with the blockades popping up across Canada (40:31); Workplace trivia, and a salute to Play 4 More (45:22); Desmond Cole, author of "The Skin We're In: A Year of Black Resistance and Power" (52:44).

IT IS WINDY!! (1:30); Airplane seat reclining debacle DIVIDES THE INTERNET (7:30); Exercise snacking! Why even a little... could do a lot (15:15); Local First Nations lawyer has some passionate words about people being mad about 'the rule of law' (21:35); Peter Nygard hit with class action lawsuit alleging rape (29:40); Trivia question leads to interesting chat about the things we first notice when meeting someone (37:15); Winnipeg's Miss Christine, from Miss Christine's Kitchen, is set to appear on Food Network's 'Wall of Chefs' on Feb 24th! (44:25).

It's World Radio Day! (1:30); Our favourite memories of radio (7:20); Have you kept your New Year's Resolution on keeping fit? (13:45); Three teens stabbed at Tyndall Park Safeway (17:15); Hal Anderson speaks to a Winnipegger quarantined on a cruise ship, and touches on World Radio Day (22:05); Some hilarious guesses in today's trivia​ for James Taylor tickets (32:10); Play4More 3 on 3 hockey tournament in support of mental health (37:55).