The Start

Show intro (1:30); Study says obesity contributes a lot to greenhouse gases. Will environmentalists start weight-shaming? (5:50); With all the ways we can now get a hold of each other, do you ever feel communication overload? (14:05); Discussing the Winnipeggers among those killed in the Tehran plane crash (20:15); Maryland Street resident angry about repeated fires in abandoned buildings (44:30).

Tragedy strikes with plane crash in Iran (1:20); Are you concerned with the rising tension between the U.S. & Iran? (5:45); Global's Redmond Shannon on the plane crash which killed 176 people, including 63 Canadians (11:55); HSC Foundation Hope to Life Radiothon is coming up January 24th! (18:35); ERs are overflowing & nursing vacancies are high, but it's not just in Winnipeg (27:00); Hal Anderson: 25% of couples would rather live apart​ (34:15); Global Affairs Institute offers major insight into the Iranian conflict (43:45).

All it takes is one little thing to throw off your routine (1:20); Wheel of Fortune is celebrating its 45th anniversary this week. What's your favourite game show of all time? (9:00); Doctors are outraged that Netflix is launching the Gwyneth Paltrow show 'The goop lab', over concerns on the show's 'pseudoscience' (16:20); The city has filed a huge lawsuit against contractors and the former municipal CAO over the new Winnipeg Police HQ. What's the difference between a civil suit and criminal proceedings in a case like this? (23:00); Alzheimer Awareness Month (29:10); Canadian Vaping Association responds to survey that says more people are in support of tougher regulations for e-cigarettes (38:45); The golden goalie! Winnipeg's Joel Hofer, fresh off winning the gold medal in the World Juniors with Team Canada (48:20).

McNabb's got no time for red lights (1:30); Which story had your attention over the weekend? (7:15); Kelly Moore recaps a big sports weekend, including Canada winning gold at the World Juniors (15:35); The Down Under Club - Australians living in Manitoba watch with worry at what's happening back home (24:40); Over $165K raised so far for young Winnipeg hockey player paralyzed in an MMJHL game (30:40); The challenges of getting the kids back to school after the winter break (38:00); Golden Globes recap - Do you watch ANY of the shows that were nominated? (43:45).

Triple M: Together Again! (1:30); Lotto Max reaches record jackpot (9:00); Do you get annoyed when you learn from social media big news about someone close to you? (12:35); Artist sells painting, buyer wrecks it, emails photos of damage with a hateful racist note. Artist responds with invite for coffee (19:05); Iran vows 'harsh vengeance' after top general killed in US air strike (28:05); Winnipeg Renovation Show giveaway ends up with perfect winner (35:30); How to make math fun with Mathopoly! (37:55).

Happy, and heavy new year (1:30); How do we snap out of the holiday-related over-indulgence?? [9:03); Listener Randy who experienced an ICE QUAKE over the weekend! (15:25); Small Town Salute resolutions for 2020 - Which small towns do we want to visit, and why? (20:21); WRHA on ER wait times - why are we not trending down? (28:57); Foam food containers have been banned in Vancouver. Could that work here? The owner of Fusion Grill says he moved away from styrofoam years ago (34:22); Firefighters attacked and threatened while answering a fire call on Elgin (46:14); Surefire Fitness with tips on how to 'snap out of it' coming out of the holiday season to try to get back to reality (55:00).

Hosting a party tonight? Listen to this! (1:30); Crime reflection (4:55); The Forks NYE celebration (11:20); One of the year's top stories: the manhunt in Gillam (17:30); Operation Red Nose still needs volunteers (25:20); Ice Fishing Challenges (29:45).

End of year weather (1:30); Some of the top stories of the decade (6:40); MMIW and the death that "galvanized" a nation (9:40); Snow Angel program (18:45); Susie Erjavec Parker on in-home surveillance (24:40); Lara Rae (35:20).

We are sluggish and full from Christmas, and when is it ok to ask someone if they've lost weight? (1:15); Canadians are feeling good about their finances, not so good about romance (10:09); The Christmas food coma - on which snack did you over-indulge? (17:45); Grocery prices set to go up in 2020. Again (23:40); Adele lost weight so some people celebrated. That celebration prompted others to an outcry over fatphobia. Is it wrong to celebrate someone's weight loss? (30:22); Need stuff to do with the kids during what's left of the holidays? Fort Whyte Alive has a TON of cool stuff to do (40:33)​; New Year's Eve party ideas, and tips on getting to and from (52:05); A group of musicians playing RECORDERS, and it's wonderful (58:47).

Greg is cranky on Christmas Eve because the Jets got WAXED (1:30); Kelly Moore's special Blue Bombers edition of Twas the Night Before Christmas (9:10); Australian mom blasted for boring and pointless 'sustainable solution' gift packaging (12:15); John Rush from the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, who was in the RWB's Nutcracker on Monday with teammate Thomas Miles! (18:25); Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling on navigating Christmas parties with people you don't really like, and navigating the season while dealing with grief and loss (28:10); Osborne Village BIZ weighs in on weekend shooting at Subway (40:55); Third + Bird spring & Christmas markets moving from Hudson's Bay Downtown to Red River Exhibition Park (49:45).

We have a new co-host filling in for McNabb! (1:30); Mayor Brian Bowman's Mean Tweets! (9:55); City Councillor Janice Lukes on major fire at building under construction on Pembina​ (13:40); Last-second travel tips if you're heading to the airport, with an assist from our furry co-host! (19:45); A thank-you and salute to our great listeners (26:35); CJOB's Christian Aumell was at the Raptors game to witness the historic comeback (31:40); This is NOT the most wonderful time of year for many, and the message on suicide prevention is being spread online (36:25); Tips for cooking your turkey with Chef Gordon Bailey from Red River College (46:00).

Show Intro (0:30); Does booze at the movies matter to you? (7:10); David Phillips (13:10); Recycling talk with Tristan Field-Jones (20:15); DASCH (28:05); Sarah Jane Martin on the final night of comedy at the Cavern (38:50).

Show intro (0:30); Our favourite goofy Christmas movies (7:20); Reggie Cecchini on Trump's Impeachment day (11:55); Comedian Chantal Desjardins (18:50); Tristan Field-Jones on Mother Earth Recycling (30:20).

A certain 'F' word that was taboo in Mackling's house (1:30); What was your favourite book as a kid? (9:15); Andrew Scheer resigns (15:35); Blue Bombers re-sign Mike O'Shea & Kyle Walters! (24:30); Doug Brown on the big news from the Bombers (32:25); Monday Night RAW tickets, and the parking battle in the Exchange District rages on (38:55); Lisa Bowes on her book series Lucy Tries Sports (50:00).

Video of Winnipegger jumping over a cop at the Grey Cup block party viewed over 1.6M times on Instagram! (1:30); Angry listener gets his shot at WWE tickets (9:00); U.S. real estate company hands out $10M in Christmas bonuses to 198 workers (12:50); Jib Stop among the many community groups that got a funding shot in the arm from the city (20:10); Curb Your Enthusiasm trailer! And Keanu vs Keanu? (26:15); Little People of Manitoba headed down to visit a North Dakota hockey team called the Dickinson Midgets (34:55); Local apparel brand VOAK teams up with the Winnipeg Jets & Josh Morrissey to support The Dream Factory (42:40).

Should new brakes squeak?​ And Megarry's shuttle driver had a GPS SNAFU (1:30); Open houses begin on provincial design study for the South Perimeter Highway (7:20); Do we rely TOO heavily on technology? (14:55); Hal Anderson with a 'potent' story from Uganda! (20:50); Mayor Brian Bowman on whether or not the city is broke (27:20); Feedback on South Perimeter Highway (35:40); Forest initiative for Winnipeg (41:20); Teenager writes graphic novel on murdered and missing Indigenous Women (49:45).

Guess what?! It's cold! (1:30); Luxury hotel guests admit to stealing mattresses - what would YOU steal if you could take anything? (7:10); Bad Santa! (13:55); Trucks go through the ice on Lake Winnipeg (16:40); Have you ever had to file an insurance claim because you did something stupid? (21:45); Illuminate 150: The 150-day countdown to Manitoba Day begins with a free family event at the Legislative Grounds on Saturday (27:40); Brent Bellamy (34:55).

We sound like chipmunks in the online stream (1:30); Apparently it's "brussels sprouts"?! (8:10); Doug Brown on Paul LaPolice's departure from the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (14:45); It's time to play Bad Santa!! (22:35); City Councillor Jeff Browaty on the budget and Winnipeg Transit (26:55); Winnipeg ranks #9 in the top 10 Canadian cities for cycling (34:35); A woman recently moved to Winnipeg from Egypt and was told it doesn't get that cold. How a Winnipeg man stepped up to help her out (41:40); Fill the Freightliner was once again a HUGE success (50:00); The Couch Potatoes on the Golden Globe nominations! (56:05).

ESPN equates the Winnipeg Jets to WEEBLES - what was your favourite Christmas toy growing up? (1:09); Banner the police dog is saluted by fellow members of the WPS after his death (6:04); OUR favourite Christmas toys growing up (12:05); More on toys (18:17); The debate rages on regarding parking in the Exchange District (25:10); Global Winnipeg hosting a one-hour investigative report on Winnipeg's crime wave (37:14); How medical cannabis helped change a Winnipeg woman's life (43:47)

Brett's adventure hunting for a purple sport coat! Or is it burgundy?? (0:54); Crosswalk safety talk (5:56); Peloton bike ad seen as 'sexist' & 'dystopian' (9:07); Mister Rogers wants you to take 10 seconds to reflect on those who have helped & cared for you (17:50); City Councillor Scott Gillingham on crosswalk safety in St. James (23:11); Crime forum at Polo Park (30:35); Reaction to the Peloton bike ad (35:14) & City of Edmonton now using neon coloured vehicles for photo radar (41:32)

The Blue Bombers invade Bell MTS Place! (1:09); Downtown safety strategy unveiled (7:36); Megarry needs a blanket of snow on the ground to get into the Christmas spirit - do you? (13:39); What's coming back to Winnipeg after 15 years?? (19:41); Hal Anderson on survey about genuine vampires in the U.S. (25:31); Global's Sam Thompson describes crash in Ness/Jets hammer Dallas (31:39); Mackling inadvertently boots a prize giveaway (39:35) & Broken Heart Syndrome - Coupe married for 68 years dies a mere 33 hours apart (41:58)

Look who's back from California...and who's now on vacation! (0:54); What big pop culture staples are you in the dark about? (8:12); Woman gets fired after reporting sexual harassment at work (15:43); Looks like the Bombers might set records for Grey Cup merchandise sales (20:28); Manitoba students struggling with math, science and reading (28:44); What's up with the parking lot at St. Vital Centre? (31:50); Reaction to Manitoba students (37:06); Manitoba Teachers' Society weighs in on test results (43:31)

Christmas Vacation turned 30 on Sunday! (1:14); Food waste taking a toll on the environment (4:27); Ever had shopping deja vu? Jeff Braun has had worse! (11:58); Recap of a wonderful weekend of Grey Cup celebrations (17:30); More on food waste (24:33); Crazy coyote story (32:13); Canadian curling teams will play for equal championship money in 2020 (38:22) & Winnipeg-born harpist Janelle Nadeau joins us in studio! (47:01)

Intro (1:30); When is it ok to start playing holiday music? (6:45); Health care plan for Manitoba - the next phase (13:20); City moves ahead with pilot project on composting - why is this taking so long? (19:25); Luxe BBQ & Luxe Furniture on 'reverse-showrooming' (27:00); Clay Young on Black Friday (33:10); Exchange District businesses sign petition asking city to stop construction projects without consultation first (38:20); Chris Streveler! (46:30).

Want a $99,999.99 TV?! (1:30); Winnipeggers shoved a Blue Bombers pin into the goalpost padding for extra luck at Grey Cup! (8:20); Have you ever 'showroomed'? (15:40); Winnipeg's Emergency Department wait times have stabilized, according to latest health report (21:50); Tyndall Market Liquor Mart re-opens with new security entrance; employee who was attacked speaks to the media (30:35); A review of 'The Irishman', now available on Netflix, from one of The Couch Potatoes - Jeff Braun (36:55); Listener feedback on Liquor Mart changes (43:20);

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).