The Start

MEGARRY SLEPT IN! Barely made it to work on time (1:30); Your favourite Super Bowl snacks! (6:10); Retail theft and safety round-table happening today (13:35); Excited prize winner! (20:00); Aggressive unfriendly men and their fancy cars! (23:10); Winnipeg Nightlife & Lifestyle Awards public nomination process is underway (24:55); La Poutine Week starts Saturday, and Canad Inns brought samples! (32:15); Children's Hospital Foundation Champion Child Brady Bobrowich (40:40).

Basketball beatdowns from junior high, character-building or morale crushing? (1:30); Ever laughed at the misfortune of others? (8:15); Canadian family doctors providing better access to care, lagging behind in offering digital services (15:40); Ever had your ear flushed? Then, no more plastic bags at Sobeys starting tomorrow (22:30); Sobeys explains the plastic bag shift (29:25); Horrifying text on laughing at others (38:10); MB Crown Services Minister Jeff Wharton on Hydro delays (40:00).

Seems Mackling & Megarry are adopting the Kramer approach to sleeping (1:30); Winnipeg Jets are lowering concession prices - will it make a difference? (8:35); Are you a fan of the 'side sit' at a restaurant? Also, McNabb is surprised to learn how things work at the urinal! (16:20); The outdoor hockey rink in West Broadway is no longer a parking lot, and they're hoping to have it ready to go by the weekend (23:25); Mayor Brian Bowman on budget talks (30:20); Kathy Kennedy, the host of Kinsmen Jackpot Bingo, weighs in on the lengths to which people are going to get a ticket for the record jackpot of $640K (42:00).

Zach Collaros has signed a two-year extension! But, what happens to Matt Nichols? (1:30); Study links selfies to narcissism (shocking!), and another study says baby boomers are more sensitive than millennials (7:00); It's mild out, which is great, but it's kind of gross outside. Do you prefer mild & slushy or colder & cleaner? (15:30); Ted Wyman of the Winnipeg Sun on the Collaros signing & challenges the Bombers are facing to sign others (20:45); McNabb's visit to the Manitoba Archives building as they launch a new initiative to make the Archives more welcoming (28:00); Mackling's visit to Ecole Lacerte after the Grade 4 bake sale raised a bunch of cash for Children's Hospital Foundation (34:00); Diavolo is coming to Winnipeg! (39:50).

Stunned by the news of Kobe Bryant's death, do we need Uber & Lyft, and HSC Foundation Hope to Life Radiothon huge success ​(1:30); Medical service calls are WAY up for WFPS. Sick days are up too (10:00); Winnipeg is the last major city in Western Canada without Uber & Lyft. Do we need them? (20:15); The legacy & influence of Kobe Bryant (27:05); 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp (33:45); Kids at École Lacerte raise a ton of money for Children's Hospital Foundation (41:10); Next week on The Start we've got a GREAT prize (49:40).

What makes a city a 'big city'? (1:30); Winnipeg entrepreneurs from 'iReuse2' were chosen to have their product in the Super Bowl Swag Bag! (4:25); The Dolly Parton Challenge, and how it's actually a pretty good reflection of how we have to change our persona through the day (15:30); Emotional support animals could soon be banned from airlines in the United States (21:25); Body Measure grand prize giveaway (27:50); The artist who designed the beautiful Winnipeg Jets & Manitoba Moose WASAC jerseys (30:45); Text message on 'big city' airports (37:10).

Mr. Peanut is DEAD?!?! (1:30); Winnipeg's 2020 off to a brutal start with four homicides, including a baby (5:25); Who's your favourite mascot, and which one would you like to see join Mr. Peanut in falling off a cliff? (11:55); As we prepare for the coronavirus possibly coming to Canada, what lessons did we learn from SARS? (18:15); Dr. Rehman Abdulrehman on a Transcona school that IS celebrating everything; stress and burnout for emergency workers (26:10); Comedian Charles Haycock says 'give up early' (41:10).

The favourite part of our job... is you! (1:30); Get out and play! Lethbridge summit focuses on the importance of playtime for kids (9:50); Canada's prison watchdog disturbed by 'Indigenization' of correctional system (16:10); Survivor of Miracle on the Hudson coming to Winnipeg for Manitoba Disaster Management Conference (23:05); Former Manitoba army reservist allegedly made hate videos prior to arrest (30:55); Hal Anderson on fried chicken bouquets for Valentine's Day! (37:35); Best hiding spots for Hide & Seek (46:25); ZUEIKE - local loungewear brand that brings culture & heritage to its clothes (50:45); The winning text on hiding spots (1:02:50).

Show Intro (1:30); Unforgivable relationship fails, like loading the dishwasher incorrectly! (8:05); City Councillor Sherri Rollins on Downtown Safety Plan being discussed at EPC, and the West Broadway ODR (15:20); Owner of Oh Doughnuts on those complaining the PM bought her doughnuts and not cheaper ones from Tim Horton's (24:35); Community activist Sel Burrows on his own Downtown safety plan (30:50); Paying for parking sucks (41:35); More on relationship fails, and Mackling & McNabb THOUGHT they had a million-dollar idea... (52:30).

Snow, & big traffic changes for St. Boniface (1:30); St. John's Newfoundland resident on their historic snowfall (8:00); McNabb said something inappropriate on the phone before she knew she was on speaker. Should she have been warned? (16:45); Megarry's new lease on life thanks to St. Boniface Hospital (23:35); Manitobans taking aim at Pallister over time change (27:35); City Councillor Matt Allard on speed reduction on Marion & Goulet (33:10); Kelley Keehn on her new book Talk Money to Me​ (40:05).

From extreme cold... to a looming dump of snow (1:20); Mathieu Perreault of the Winnipeg Jets is furious with the NHL (7:40); What's your biggest fear? A Toronto man experienced his when an elevator cable snapped (10:35); Summit on how to better deal with cases of the wrongfully convicted (19:00); Ontario man has to pay $700K for injuring a man in beer league hockey (26:30); Winnipeg Dress Collective getting ready for second fitting of free dresses and suits for deserving brides and grooms (41:00); HSC Foundation Hope to Life Radiothon preview - a brother and sister, one of whom saved the other's life with a bone marrow transplant (48:50).

Rush hour is Megarry's NIGHTMARE (1:31); Sick days: Should we come to work when we're sick? (9:47); On one of the coldest days of the season, homeless encampments near Main Street are coming down (15:42); The generosity of Manitobans, and winning! The St. Boniface Hospital Mega Million Choices Lottery is underway (23:22); CAA expecting 1,600 service calls today (29:04); Wendy Williams finally apologizes to Adam Bighill for her comments and gesture about cleft palates (35:44); Human resource guru on sick days (40:14); How colder temperatures can actually create a more active population (46:43).

Greg's lookin' snappy on a frigid morning! (0:44) A second young Manitoban has died from flu complications (8:30); Should non-smokers get more vacation time?​ (16:40); A unique addictions program that helps get people back on their feet (24:00); Texts on smoking, and the flu (31:42); Think it's cold here? Almost ALL of Western Canada is under an Extreme Cold warning 33:24); Hal Anderson, who says dads spend seven hours a year hiding in the bathroom! (40:01); Teeing up the Wonderful Wedding Show with a man who's been hosting at the show for over 20 years (45:13).

Megarry's day got off to a lousy start...(1:10); City Councillor wants a handgun ban after fatal shooting (9:25); Should we change street / monument names because of who they're named after? (17:30); Trudeau government begins public consultations on medically assisted death (23:50); Handgun ban discussion with author of "Arms: The Culture and Credo of the Gun" (31:20); Final thoughts on handguns (40:10).

Maple Leaf CEO takes to Twitter for tirade about Iran plane crash (1:40); Tough weekend for the Jets, and a zany weekend in the NFL playoffs (9:40); Legal aid lawyers call off job action after province promises to meet - they haven't had a pay increase in 12 years (15:15); How Body Measure & their technology can help you meet your health goals (21:10); Former Winnipeg Police Chief Devon Clunis & wife Pearlene on their children's books & promoting diversity (30:05); The Sandringham Summit - Harry & Meghan to meet the Queen (41:00); What's the ideal temperature on your thermostat? (46:10); Wendy Williams in hot water after wisecrack about cleft lips (51:15).

Having coffee and...complaining?! (1:30); Justin Trudeau says the Ukrainian Airlines plane may have been shot down by a missile (6:05); Rally planned for Portage & Main -- Is it good or bad for the cause to block traffic? (13:00); HGTV Canada's Bryan Baeumler in studio! (20:40); Australian Winnipegger talks about his evacuated family back home (29:15); Thomas Miles named the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 2019 Ed Kotowich Good Guy Award winner (34:55); Our fascinating (if not sometimes demoralizing) trip to Body Measure! (42:05).

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).