The Start

Mackling's back, and now McNabb is gone! (1:30); Blue Bomber fan dies the day before the Grey Cup (9:15); Bomber fans sprinkle loved one's ashes at midfield after the Grey Cup (12:30); Where would you like your ashes to be laid? (18:05); Chris Streveler steals the show at the Grey Cup parade, so we revisit our first interview with Chris from May 8th 2018 (24:45); Bob Irving on hosting the Grey Cup rally (33:30); It's almost time to Fill the Freightliner! (43:25); Calgary Flames coach Bill Peters under investigation for allegations of racism (49:20); Welcome to the new era of the NHL (55:50).

Grey Cup Parade Day! (1:30); Hundreds greet the Blue Bombers at the airport (6:50); Liquor Mart employee who was punched speaks out on Facebook (11:20); Many are complaining the parade is on a Tuesday afternoon (20:05); Highlights from the final Bomber Coach's Show of the season (26:50); Man who let Blue Bomber Willie Jefferson take his homemade blue & gold championship belt hopes to get it back​ (33:35); Niverville holding plebiscite on cannabis (40:55); When is it ok to start playing Christmas music? (46:20); Update on the championship belt - he's getting it back! (49:35).

A groggy Greg after the Grey Cup WIN in Calgary! (1:30); The celebration at Portage & Main (10:15); Bob Irving sums up what the win means to the team, the fans, and the community (13:10); Oak Park High School coach Stu Nixon, who coached Andrew Harris & Nic Demski (23:10); Mayor Brian Bowman on the Bomber win (33:40); Dayna Spiring, chair of the Winnipeg Football Club, & president & CEO of Economic Development Winnipeg (42:05); CN rail strike causing big problems for farmers (49:30); Wishing those who are no longer with us could be here to see this - Bomber fan who wears a pic of his dad to the games (55:40).

Show intro (1:30); Police incident at a 7/11 (7:20); Events that we loved, even though we weren't excited at first (13:05); Milt Stegall (19:25); Use-of-force expert on the police shooting (27:30); Ed Tait on the Grey Cup (34:35); Winnipeg Police Constable Rob Carver on the 7-Eleven shooting, and Liquor Mart security changes (42:05); Winnipeg's Callia Flowers strikes a deal with Dragons' Den! (51:05).

Three Liquor Mart employees assaulted (1:30); Mackling interviews a Calgary Grey Cup volunteer who loves the Bombers! (6:45); More on the Liquor Mart assault (10:45); The union representing Liquor Mart workers responds to the assault (19:15); Do the coaches allow SEX during Grey Cup week? (23:55); Third + Bird Christmas Market is this weekend! (33:00); Mackling with Blue Bombers GM Kyle Walters (43:05).

A pledge to NOT forget something today, ends with Megarry forgetting (1:30); Winnipeg man has been wearing shorts for 18 years, and will continue to do until the Bombers win the Grey Cup (8:55); Would more security cameras to help with Downtown safety create privacy issues? (18:00); Mackling with Bob Irving in Calgary remembering the 1984 Grey Cup (25:40); Mayor Brian Bowman on Downtown safety strategies, and not enough firefighters in south Winnipeg (31:00); How do you bring an entire football organization to a city with just a few days planning? (39:35); If another major storm hits, are you ready for possible power outages? Communications failures? (45:30); Winnipeg's Callia Flowers set to face the Dragon's Den! (51:45).

The Robin Hood of...Chicken McNuggets? (1:30); Party like it's 1990 (5:15); Mackling is on his way to Calgary (9:00); Our favourite stuff from 1990 (18:05); Downtown safety series part 2 - Using the Millennium Library to help the homeless (23:35); Motley Crüe is back!! (30:45); About Face: Looking beyond our facial differences (33:50); Downtown safety and community outreach - what's already being done? (40:20); Blue Bomber legend Bob Cameron and his Grey Cup memories (51:05).

THE BOMBERS ARE GOING TO THE GREY CUP! (1:45); The heart-pounding final minute of play that went Winnipeg's way (6:50); The creator of the Sourtoe Cocktail (a shot of whiskey and a PICKLED HUMAN TOE) has died. What's the weirdest thing you've ever tried? (12:00); Fan reaction from the big Blue win (18:25); Winnipeg moving to adopt a Downtown safety strategy, modelled after Minneapolis (27:00); We call us a Bomber fan in New Zealand (35:00); Weather Network says winter will be 'cold and messy'. Great. (43:50); The Bombers are bringing people together (48:45); Bob Irving on the Bombers & the Grey Cup (53:40).

Winnipeg on pace for a record number of carjackings (1:30); Ever borrowed something and forgotten to return it? (5:00); B.C. cracking down on youth vaping - will it push smokers back to cigarettes? (12:35); Doug Brown weighs in on Sunday's Bomber game! (18:40); The Couch Potatoes on the weekend's new movies (21:30); New community group, "Boldness Project", working to fight crime... from birth (28:15); Bob Irving (35:00); Mackling offers a tribute to Regina (45:10).

Restaurant comeback results (1:30); #FireJessAllen - CTV's The Social correspondent Jessica Allen under fire for 'white boy' comments in Don Cherry discussion (9:00); Ever thought about quitting social media? (17:25); Photo radar set to undergo a review (24:20); Days of Our Lives coming to an end? (30:50); Derek Taylor, radio voice of the Saskatchewan Roughriders (33:55); Winnipeg writer taking a break from Twitter (43:45).

Earl of Sandwich is coming to town, Brett is excited! (1:30); Which restaurant would you like to see come to Winnipeg? (8:50); The threat of drug-resistant bacteria increases (15:30); Want to reduce your carbon footprint? Report says: Don't have a dog or a cat, and have fewer kids! (22:25); Criminologist says more police wouldn't help stop crime (29:05); Selkirk dealing with unheard of Fall flooding (35:05); Would you intervene if someone, like Don Cherry, said something offensive? (41:40); World Kindness Day! (48:30).

Don Cherry fired (1:45); Changes coming to community police (9:15); Breakfast with the Bombers (15:55); Will the river trails open this year? (21:50); More Cherry talk (28:00); Tim Campbell from NHL.com on "Ducky" Dale Hawerchuk (38:15); Talking about the documentary film "A******s a Theory" (47:35).

Thanks for checking out the Remembrance Day edition of the podcast! Much to discuss regarding Remembrance Day, and we'll also celebrate the Winnipeg Blue Bombers! Here's what we've got in store today: (07:00) Sesame Street turns 50! / (14:25) Peter Martin from the Transcona Legion, and Manitoba coordinator of No Stone Left Alone / (24:10) Don Cherry's in trouble again for blasting new immigrants for not wearing poppies / (32:15) BOMBERS WIN BIG IN CALGARY! / (41:25) Superhero Showdown recap / (47:20) Winnipeg woman makes special contribution to No Stone Left Alone

Truck crashes into natural gas station in Tyndall, MB, sending gas howling into the air (1:30); Talking adult play, taking time for yourself (7:10); Stricter impaired driving penalties coming to Manitoba (16:45); Bob Irving (22:00); 'Gone Ice Fishing' grand prize winner (29:10); The Royal Canadian Legion has a Poppy Store! What is it and what do they sell? (38:25); Sports talk with Mackling and Kelly Moore (45:20); Winnipeg author wins Governor General literary award (53:30).

McNabb's on a five-day weekend. Is she on to something? (1:30); Winnipeg Jets' Bryan Little suffered a brain bleed after slapshot to the head (7:30); Microsoft tried a four-day workweek in Japan, and productivity jumped 40% (15:50); Small Town Salute to Churchill, where the Polar Bears International House has opened (23:30); Brett's near catastrophe during Q&A with John Cleese at the Centennial Concert Hall (31:55); Canada lagging behind with patient safety, including an increased number of foreign objects being left inside(!) patients after surgery (36:05); St. Boniface Hospital Foundation Radiothon tee-up with woman who suffered brain injury when snow fell on her head (42:50); Preview of Superhero Showdown with conductor Stuart Chafetz (50:40).

The chin trick worked with Megarry's car starter! (1:30); Winnipeg is NHL players' most dreaded city to visit because 'it's just dirty' (8:05); Is it unnatural to rake your leaves and get rid of them? (12:10); Guns and gangs - how bad has the problem become in Winnipeg? (18:50); Trying to create a digital ready Manitoba (29:45); Hal Anderson talks about the "Mom Cave" (39:15); The 150 Manitoba Women Trailblazers (47:05); Getting fired up over ice fishing for the Winnipeg Ice Fishing Show! (59:05).

Why is it winter already!? (1:30); Have you ever dated anyone at work? (7:25); Is climate change making your food less safe to eat? (15:20); More accountability needed at 311? One city councillor thinks so (21:10); Manitoba's Justice Minister weighs in on the rising number of homicides (27:15); Barbara Bowes on workplace romance (33:55); Western alienation: Poll shows Canada is more divided than it's ever been (38:35); Winnipeg Police Association on proposed changes from the city to the police pension (47:25).

The extra hour from the time change worked for Mackling & McNabb, but worked against Megarry (1:30); Vigil for three-year-old homicide victim Hunter Haze Straight-Smith (8:40); Is Canada's tap water safe? (12:30); Phone, wallet, keys -- The panic that sets in from being forgetful (18:55); Environment Canada says we are well below normal, as November gets off to a frigid start (26:50); Community activist Sel Burrows is angry with the increased violence & crime (32:30); When it comes to domestic violence, are we taking a step back? (47:45); Global Warning: Documentary from Alberta on the divisive climate change debate in that province (55:15).

Halloween costume creativity, and why do we remember the bad stuff our parents did more than the good? (1:30); Hitting the road with a trucker to talk about the South Perimeter (9:25); Distracted driving laws changed... one year later, what have we learned? (23:10); Restaurant reopening in Kildonan Park (29:55); U of M sleep expert on why we are so sleep-deprived (37:50); Governor General Literary Awards winner on his book about his brother's suicide (48:15).

Megarry shaved for Halloween! (1:30); Weather getting in Halloween's way in Quebec (7:20); What's the best costume you ever had? (11:10); Tragedy in the North End: Three-year-old boy stabbed (18:50); Witchcraft Explored at Fort La Reine Museum (24:05); East St. Paul blocking off vehicular traffic for trick-or-treating in Pritchard Farms (33:00); Children's Hospital Foundation hits its fundraising goal for MRI goggles! (40:15); How more Winnipeggers continue to come together to fight crime, now in Woodhaven (49:30); Global Montreal weighs in on the rain bogging down Halloween (58:00).

We want to serve some Office Space justice to our newsroom printer!! (1:30); Global News Morning series on neighbourhood crime begins in St. James (5:50); Is it rude for Megarry to not want to hold your baby? (9:40); Mackling & Megarry get flu shots live in studio! (15:45); St. Boniface Radiothon preview with mental health patient (22:40); Make the Perimeter a tollway? And should Liquor be stocked in the back? (32:45); Hal Anderson on the suggestion from some that Halloween candy should be BANNED (38:05); Doug Brown is missing the Western Semi-Final, but for a good reason (45:10); Author J.H. Moncrieff on Halloween and her latest spooky book (53:00).

McNabb is sick! And it's snowing again, which means, morning drive gonna suck (1:30); Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries, Police respond to liquor theft plague (6:20); The province weighs in on the future of the south Perimeter (12:20); Why are we so tired?! (21:25); Winnipeg woman and her family have been without power for over two weeks (27:30); More from the province on the Perimeter (34:15); Listener reaction to Liquor thefts, and the south Perimeter (39:35); A naturopathic doctor answers our earlier question Why are we SO TIRED? (47:30).

Greg had a great weekend in Regina, but Winnipeg had a terrible weekend of violence (1:30); Three weekend homicides, and a baby was shot in Winnipeg (8:40); Bomber highlights, and Mackling & Megarry carved pumpkins... and it wasn't a complete failure! (12:55); A trucker gives us his thoughts on the South Perimeter after a 19 year old was killed on Friday (22:20); Winnipeg Police Association on the violent weekend (32:15); Bob Irving on the Bombers: Who starts at QB? (41:50); Winnipeg Police Chief Danny Smyth on the weekend crime (52:25).

Brett's day got off to a rough start (1:30); Skinner's no more at The Forks? (8:00); Andrew Scheer tries to explain how he lost (11:00); Pumpkin carving misadventures! (19:05); It doesn't matter where you live, crime is hitting every Winnipeg neighbourhood (26:10); Bob Irving previews the final Bomber game of the regular season (32:15); Bomber QB Matt Nichols on his $10K donation to the Children's Hospital Foundation (38:10); Regina Mayor Michael Fougere on the Heritage Classic! (45:00); Hal with Skinner's/The Forks details (52:20).

This fall sucks! (1:30); Matt Nichols & wife Ali step up huge for the community / Teemu Selanne in town Sunday! (7:50); A Maze In Corn still suffering from the lousy weather and all the precipitation (11:25); Favourite Manitoba sports legends (18:40); Michelle Bailey got mugged, but fought back (26:00); Farmer takes extreme measures to deal with how awful Fall has been (32:30); Horrific discovery in England, 39 bodies found in a cargo truck (37:50); Dwarfism Awareness Month with the Little People of Manitoba (43:05); 88-year-old Art Snider, without power for two weeks! (51:40).

Bright flashes in North Kildonan, Sam Katz back in the news with the Goldeyes, and rampant shoplifting continues (1:30); Listener James who works at a music store tells Hal about his woes with shoplifting (8:05); RRC bans smoking/vaping on campus property. Too far? Or about time? (15:35); Listener Luke personally stopped a Liquor Mart robbery last week! (22:45); Bomber coach Mike O'Shea says if Chris Streveler is good to go, he's 'the guy' on Friday (30:45); Mayor Brian Bowman on the Goldeyes, Kildonan Park, and the budget (35:40); Winnipeg Improv Show teaming up with our friends at WinnLove to Celebrate Everything! (44:35); Super Lube's breast cancer initiative, more chat on crime, and... Brett's eyebrows! (51:50); Habitat For Humanity Manitoba Women Build Speaker Series (59:10).

Liberal minority, and giant pencils! (1:30); Guy gets a $300 ticket for an 'unsecured load' while hauling branches and logs to the dump (8:50); Western alienation, is momentum going to build for Alberta to separate? (15:15); Final trailer debuts for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, tickets go on sale! (21:05); Andrew Harris (23:25); David Akin (31:30); RCMP on the "unsecured load" (35:20); Marty Morantz, Conservative MP elect in Winnipeg, took riding from incumbent Liberal (41:30);

It's Election Day!...Jets win, Bombers lose (0:54); CRA scams becoming more elaborate (7:48); What would make voting more exciting? (16:00); Manitoba results could signal what happens overall (23:40); Doug Brown on Bombers and battered quarterback Chris Strevler (30:48); Bonnie Bricker on tragedy involving young Winnipeg woman (38:54); More on enticing you to vote (46:42); The latest from Manitoba Hydro after the big snowstorm (52:10) & Talking to the dead! (56:48)

Jets lose; Siloam wins! (1:30); 4 in 10 voters say a minority government is best, but most prefer a majority (9:35); What's your favourite movie sequel? (17:05); Milt Stegall talks Blue Bombers, and the HSC Millionaire Super Bonus Deadline (23:55); Man who says a cyclist hit his car, but he's on the hook with MPI (32:15); Spooky Halloween fun with Dalnavert Museum (41:50); Bob Irving previews the Bomber game (46:35); Author of "Parking the Moose: One American's Epic Quest to Uncover his Canadian Roots" (54:55).

Big day for Siloam Mission with Knickers and Kickers, and a big day for cannabis users on the 1 year anniversary of legalization! (); Marijuana is legal, and the sky didn't fall (); One year later, a CBD user weighs in on the legalization and tells us what's worked and what hasn't (); What's the best prank you've ever pulled? (); Opioid prescription use on the decline (); 2 Baked Girls Potcast! (); Prank texts, then the hunters who went missing for a week. How did they survive? (); John Cleese!!!

McNabb debriefs her visit to Portage la Prairie, which was one of the areas hit hardest by the storm (1:30); Missing PYTHON is found after four months on the lam - What kind of exotic pet would you get?​ (8:20); More on the Winnipeg woman with terminal cancer who is asking #whatsyourexcuse (16:20); The Reeve of the RM of Portage gives us an update on the cleanup / restoration efforts (31:40); Ignored & Ignited - the party leaders have been everywhere. Do you feel like you've been heard? (37:30); Valour FC's final home match is tonight, & Canada beats the US in soccer for the first time in 34 years! (44:45); Winnipeg Jets sellout streak ended Tuesday night. Why is sports attendance down? (52:00); Sixties Scoop survivor shares his story on film (59:50).

McNabb is in PLP (1:30); Farmer Jason Finnie (7:15); If you could only eat one thing for 17 years, what would it be? (13:55); Hydro update (21:35); Portage Fire Chief (28:00); McNabb is everywhere! (33:05); Talking about the Jack Jacobs scholarship (40:25); Generators selling out in Portage (46:05); Author of the award-winning novel "The Innocents" (50:45).

This weather sucks (1:30); Big win for the Jets! (); The things we've learned in rhyme (); Brett takes a quick look at the new movies this week (); Bob Irving (); Richard Cloutier at the scene of a tree collapsing on a cube van (); 10-year-old boy in desperate need of help for rare medical condition

Winter is here :( (1:30); Worst Fall ever for A Maze in Corn, and it's about to get worse (6:05); The economy: How we feel about the future for Canada, Manitoba and our own bottom line (10:50); Half of online daters say 1-3 months is enough time before bringing someone home for the holidays (19:00); Heebie Jeebies!! (25:15); Global's Kahla Evans on the weather so far, and some interesting feedback on dating (33:20); The Blue Bombers bring in QB Zach Collaros at the trade deadline (40:30); A father who lost his son to suicide speaks to us about World Mental Health Day, which is focusing on suicide prevention (45:05); Winnipeg finalist for the Governor General Literary Awards on her poetry book "St. Boniface Elegies" (54:15).

How strong was the wind?! (1:30); Global News exclusive: Federal government cuts reimbursements for military health care (9:15); Survey says Manitoba drivers not as friendly as our license plates suggest (17:10); Experts say asking your employee to get a sick note is a public health risk (24:20); Global Weather Specialist Kahla Evans on the impending storm (30:20); The Shoup Dogg on parking frustration (38:25); Global's Mercedes Stephenson on the military medical funding (45:05); Hal Anderson on road rage (51:15); Environment Canada on the impending storm (1:01:40).

Snow!? (1:30); Another debate, another debacle (9:25); Ellen is friends George W. Bush. She says...so what? (17:15); Former Bomber Less Browne entering the football club's Hall of Fame (24:10); Charles Adler says the leaders debate was a trainwreck! (31:30); WSO wants you to turn ON your phone (40:40); Brent Fitz & co. will help introduce the Jets during Thursday's home opener (49:40).

The weather, the Bombers, the Jets, OH NO (1:33); Recap of Friday's Bomber game, which did not go well (8:20); How can we fight back against feeling down about the weather? (11:47); Time to eliminate grades in elementary school? New Brunswick is looking at it (17:55); "Why is that even a question?" - Jagmeet Singh vows to end boil water advisories for indigenous communities (24:01); Not every hero wears a cape - Fire Prevention Week (33:13); The fight between Manitoba's insurance brokers and MPI (38:25); More discussion on the weather, and education reform (44:41); Bob Irving on the Blue Bombers (53:09); Syria, Turkey, and a changing US military policy. Is Trump going against top military aides in Washington? (58:47).

Winnipeg's Chris Jericho spotted in a New York Rangers jersey?! (1:30); Some are calling for the closure of the Ellice Ave Liquor Mart to help those with addiction​s (7:00); Clay Young goes on an elevator ride while researching unnecessary social norms (10:05); Which social norms do you find unnecessary? (18:30); A chunk of Kenaston is closing this weekend. Why? (24:25); The Couch Potatoes tee up "Joker" (30:35); Andrew Scheer has dual citizenship. Do you care? (37:55); Main Street Project says closing the Ellice Liquor Mart won't help anything (44:20); Kelly Moore on the Jets season opener (49:10); Bob Irving on Saturday's Bomber game (59:10).

The Winnipeg Jets open their season tonight!! (1:30); Jagmeet Singh gets told to take off his turban to look more Canadian (6:55); Random acts of kindness (14:05); Health care is the most important election issue, but many don't want to pay more for it. So now what? (21:50); Brett reviews "Joker" (27:40); Hextall on Hockey with Leah Hextall (32:15); More on Jagmeet Singh's encounter and why Canadians need to push back against Quebec (41:05); Women represent half the population, but just about 17% of boardrooms (49:00); Eight-year-old girl told she's 'too big' to be a princess at a charity gala (55:30).

Bed Bugs...not just a fun board game (1:30); Bed bugs and social isolation: The effects on mental health (7:40); Japan Airlines seat map shows where the babies are... so you can avoid them! (15:50); A local organization is doing its part to help get rid of bed bugs, even though that has nothing to do with the services they intended to offer (22:45); Hal Anderson spoke to 'Tiffany', who shares her experience with bed bugs (29:30); Crime in sleepy neighbourhoods (36:05); Over 9,000 Manitobans left our province in 2018 (43:40); Everything Manitoba: The Ultimate Book of Lists (49:10).

Intro/Celine Dion Tuesday (1:30); Can the rain go away? (3:10); What was the minimum wage when you got your first job? (8:15); To meat or not to meat? (15:45); Recommendations from City Hall on how scrap metal businesses should deal with possible thieves in response to the meth crisis (21:40); Shoplifting is beyond bad, to the point of chasing potential businesses away from Winnipeg (29:10); Nigeria Independence Day is TODAY, and the celebration is happening on Saturday! (35:55); What the Trump is going on in Washington? (42:30); More on minimum wage & first jobs (49:55);

Intro (1:30); Liquor Mart mob robbery at Tyndall Park. What do we do to stop this? (4:35); Brittany Greenslade on the MLCC robbery (11:15); Sunwing Vacations Pick A Seat winner! (17:00); Jets fans are glad, Bombers fans are sad (20:15); MGEU on the Liquor Mart robbery (29:40); Munther Zeid on the rise in store thefts (35:15); Forever 21 closing all locations (45:45); Orange Shirt Day (48:40).

Bad news for the Blue Bombers, as Matt Nichols is confirmed to be out for the year (1:31); For the first time since his arrest, we hear directly from the Toronto Van Attack suspect (5:17); Who's your favourite villain? (11:32); Richard Cloutier on his chat with Mark Chipman, who wants businesses and politicians to come together to build a big-budget addictions treatment facility (19:55); Bob Cameron, who's going into the Ring of Honour tonight! (27:20); More on the Toronto van attack video (34:21); Bob Irving tees up tonight's game​ vs Hamilton (42:49); THE VAGINA BIBLE! (51:15).

Climate change and the carbon tax: Is it the most misunderstood policy of the election? (1:30); Who is the Villain in your life? (10:00); Jib Stop, a peer support group for meth addicts, is taking steps to try to discourage would-be thieves from breaking into cars (14:55); Gun crime is on the way up in Winnipeg (26:20); Hal Anderson with a Battle of the Sexes debate re: meal prep & grocery shopping (33:45); Incarcerating meth addicts... good or bad thing? (41:25); Author Steven Price (47:05).

Trudeau and Trump talk (1:30); Netflix releases full trailer for the Breaking Bad movie "El Camino" (9:10); Should there be a 'Dumb Stuff Amnesty' in our lives? (14:50); City Councillor Kevin Kline on pushing the city for phosphorus reduction (21:40); Are school counsellors stretched too thin? (30:05); Trump & impeachment, why do we like watching high-profile people fall from grace? (35:20); More on Dumb Stuff Amnesty (42:30); National Tree Day, special event happening tomorrow in St. Boniface for Thin Air Festival (51:35).

What do you do in a carjacking? (1:30); WWE Superstar & RCMP admit their video was a stunt. Was the officer wrong to participate? (10:45); Goodness gracious: great calls of fire (15:35); Winnipeg PR expert says the RCMP officer should NOT have participated in wrestler's video (25:25); Dr. Rehman Abdulrehman "Psychology And The City" (31:30); Thunder Bay man reunited with his dog in Winnipeg after four years apart (46:10); THIN AIR: Winnipeg International Writers Festival - Woman sells everything to go sailing across the ocean with a new man, after her marriage failed (53:15).

Bombers collapse, Brett has a weird weekend (1:30); "Fleabag" and other Emmy-winning shows you might not have heard of (6:35); Doug Brown (14:40); Too much rain for farmers (18:50); Bob Irving (24:00); Former pro skateboarder is now a successful author (31:40); Chief Justice of Canada here in Winnipeg (38:35); World Heart Day is coming up Sunday (50:00).

Late night talk shows lay the boots to Justin Trudeau (1:30); The history of brownface & blackface (6:35); "Friends" celebrates its 25th anniversary (10:45); What is the Downtown Winnipeg Biz already doing about crime & safety? (17:15); Bob Irving previews Saturday’s Blue Bombers game vs Montreal (24:00); 640 Toronto’s Supriya Dwivedi on the brownface controversy (30:35); Brett needs a set of knives, and asks the listeners for help! (39:10); 17 year old activist on the Global Climate Strike (43:50); Bombers Fan Appreciation Day, Buzz & Boomer’s 35th birthday, and the first ever Boomer calls in! (52:50);

Prime Minister Trudeau is in hot water after brown/blackface photos and video surface (1:30); The first Canadian reported vaping-related illness is in Ontario (6:45); Trudeau is in Winnipeg today (11:35); Have you ever been so financially stressed it affected you at work? (19:10); The province has referenced the Minneapolis safety model as it works on a strategy for Downtown Winnipeg (25:55); Kelley Keehn on financial stress bleeding into the workplace (31:40); Vaping: Students Working Against Tobacco (40:10); More Trudeau talk (46:10); Canadian Cancer Society (56:15).

Is Dustin Byfuglien contemplating retirement? (1:30); More violence in Winnipeg: A taser used in a carjacking, and a knife to the throat of a 9-year-old in a Kijiji deal (12:10); What's the best non-concert show you've ever seen? (20:10); Adam Bighill reveals his son was born with Bilateral Cleft Palate, we speak with Michael Williams-Stark from Making Faces (27:05) and Bighill himself (34:00); The Couch Potatoes review Cirque du Soleil: Amaluna (43:05); How do you keep your personal politics out of the classroom? (50:45).