The Start

on today's show, how many throw pillows is too many (1:50); CFIB happy to see Canada Post back to work (10:15); Our Keeping The Faith series on the United Church (17:30); talking cannabis in the workplace (32:50); Plus, Reggie Cecchini on Trump & climate change (40:40).

Greg, Brett and Lauren continue the CJOB Keeping the Faith series by speaking with Dr. Rehman Abdulrehman.

Greg, Brett and Lauren talk email pet peeves, the fight against fentanyl, coyote footage caught by helicopter, the week long series on faith continues and is it time to stop using 'midget' to define age groups in sports?

on today's show, we talk about the Salvation Army kettles no longer being allowed in Liqour Marts (1:50) & (9:50); Canada Post and the Lion King live action movie!! (15:20); Wilderness Supply (23:00) closes on Black Friday for a good cause; What is Trump thankful for (27:20)?; and Bob Irving (36:25) tees up the Grey Cup!

on today's show, more on the Romaine lettuce recall (1:55); China's judging social media plan (11:15); Bob Sokolski (17:35) on cameras in the courtroom; Several Bombers are in the running for CFL Awards (21:00); plus we talk "Third & Bird" Christmas market (31:20).

on today's show, we self-examine self checkouts (2:40); we discuss obscure Manitoba celeb connections (8:00); Chuck Davidson (11:35) helps us "Look North"; Michelle Gawronsky (16:25) warns that there is "no meth strategy"; Global's Reggie Cecchini (24:05) gives us a US/Saudi relations update; Plus, Milt Stegall (30:10) joins us in studio!; and fantasy author S.M. Beiko (37:55) talks about her new book "Children of the Bloodlands".

on today's show, Global's Jeff Semple (2:40) on Brexit; are you noticing people qutting social media? (11:10); Breakfast with the Bombers (16:25); the Gimli shooting (24:55); Chris Adams (28:25) previews the Throne Speech; and Dr. Norm Pollard (35:50) on talking to your kids about hazing.

on today's show, Greg speaks with a former Manitoban, evacuating the California wildfires (1:55); and wonder if the cold is a tradeoff we make to calm our fear of natural disasters (9:35); Calgary votes no on the Olympics (16:40); Inspector Gord Spado (23:20) answers more texting & driving questions; Carolyn Jarvis (29:50) on cancer causing carcinogens; a University in New Jersey banishes women's cross-country team because they are distracting to the football team (38:45); plus, Blue Bomber legend Joe Poplawski (42:45);

on today's show, managers from Stella's put on leave over allegations of toxic workplace (1:45); do these accusations change your shopping habits? (8:50); Comic book creator Stan Lee passes away at the age of 95 (17:35); Reggie Cecchini (22:10) on the Florida vote count; The rules for texting & driving (26:35); and Calgary votes on the Olympics (33:50).

on today's show, five things to stop doing when you wake up (1:25); Doug Brown (13:10) on Sunday's Western Semi-Final; New movies with the Couch Potatoes (17:20); Niki Reitmeyer (24:30) on why Christians are divided on Trump; Plus, Lauren takes a trip back to the WWI archives (32:35); and, Backstreet's Back! (38:15)

on today's show, Brett runs into an old teacher at a bar (1:45); Real Cloutier (8:40) from the WRHA on Neo-natal care; a Small Town Salute to Flin Flon (13:50); Moe Sabourin (22:00), head of the Winnipeg Police Association on the rise in armed standoffs; Plus, Jackson Proskow (26:45) on Jim's Acosta's accosting accusations; and Winnipeg historian Christian Cassidy (32:50) on Winnipeg's 145th Birthday.

on today's show, Reggie Cecchini (2:00) on the aftermath of the U.S. midterm elections; Talking about no cell phone usage at the Jack White concerts (9:40); a women got two speeding tickets in two cars in the same day (18:10); Global's David Akin (24:05) on the Tony Clement scandal;Plus, Bomber Legend Bob Cameron (32:15) joins us; and the incredible story of Noam Gershony (39:00) an Israeli helicopter pilot who survived a crash, and went on to become a paralympian.

on today's show, we talk sports rivalries (0:15); Hear about a new national pedestrian strategy (5:05); Prep for the US Midterms with Reggie Cecchini (14:20); Learn about the Lifeflight letter (19:40); Hear from Bob Irving (27:45) on the Bombers upcoming playoff game in Saskatchewan; and Mark Wasiliw (36:15) tells us why he believes (almost) everyone should be allowed to vote!

on today's show, are we still Friendly Manitoba? (1:30); Country star Brett Kissel (14:10) on his Halloween experience; Also The Couch Potatoes (23:40) talk Bohemian Rhapsody; A high school student helps Churchill (31:10); and we figure out how to defeat Daylight Saving Time (36:50).

on today's show, Mackling is STILL in Helsinki (2:05); Asking what would YOU travel for? (10:25); Mackling finds a UK Jets fan (17:00); answering your distracted driving questions (21:10); Talking to Churchill residents about the return of the train (28:20); plus, it's World Vegan Day! (37:15)

Dana Giesbrecht is a local chef & filmmaker who has launched a Kickstarter campaign to bring the first raw/vegan fast-food restaurant to Winnipeg. Here's her story!

on today's spooky show, we talk about distracted driving legislation (2:10); hear about Six Pines haunted attractions (8:10); conjure up some time with the Winnipeg Paranormal Group (11:50); hear from HSC on their enhanced safety measures (17:45); and hear from G-Mack in Helsinki (25:10); Plus Dan Vadeboncoeur (31:50) takes us on a journey through 31 scary movies in 31 days; and we speak with Jan Regehr (38:40) from Pine Ridge Hollow.

on today's show, Lauren smokes a deer (2:00) and we chat about the various wildlife we've hit (5:15); we hear from G-Mack in Helsinki (10:55); Dr. Abdulrehman (14:45) joins us for Psychology In The City; Peter Martin (24:25) talks about "No Stone Left Alone"; Plus, with speak with author David A. Robertson (34:55) about his new book "Monsters"; and we chat with Barrett Miller (45:15) from Fort Whyte Alive.

Remembrance Day is coming up, and during Remembrance Week there is a new annual tradition happening across the country: No Stone Left Alone. We learn about it from Peter Martin, Coordinator for No Stone Left Alone Manitoba, and organizer of the Transcona event happening on Monday November 5th at 10:00 a.m. at the Transcona Cemetery at 5014 Dugald Rd.

on today's show, Jordan Bonaparte (1:45) from the Nighttime Podcast, premiering on CJOB Sunday at 9 pm; also talking about young kids walking unsupervised (10:55); Jeff Braun tells us about the EIGHT new movies this week (17:00); Plus, it's Take Your MLA To Work Day (26:50); Niki Reitmeyer (35:10) from the This Is Why podcast; and historian Tim Cook (42:05) joins us to talk about the "100 Days To Victory" special airing on History Channel in honour of Remembrance Day.

on today's show, newly re-elected mayor Brian Bowman (4:15), a Small Town Salute to Oak Bluff (12:10), Sherri Rollins (20:45) the new city councillor from Fort Rouge, Obby Khan (26:30) on the P & M vote, North Forge (31:00) on their startup award, and Janice Lukes (36:55) city councillor for St. Norbert.

on today's show, topics include: the civic election (2:00, 10:45, 21:30 and 28:10). Plus, world Polio day (39:00), little people of Manitoba (44:15) and vacationing in Manitoba (50:50).

on today's show, Fire Chief Alex Forrest (1:35), we talk tipping (7:45), and declining Walleye population (13:40). Plus, the stars of Evil Dead: The Musical (21:10) join us.

on today's show, David Akin (2:00) one year out from the Federal Election, talking about Titanic II (10:30), a profile of the St. James Ward (18:55), and Kelley Keehn (26:00) asks "what's your money personality?". Plus, some movies/TV shows you might not know were adapted from books (34:05).

on today's show, we talk about the near $1B lotto in the US (2:00), we check in with Jeff Braun on new movies (6:30), Greg & Lauren argue over Kleenex (16:35), talk potential pot investors (21:40), and talk to Downtown Peggy (31:50). Plus we hear about a city of ghosts bus tour (39:25).

on today's show, a daughter brings her Mom to the pot shop (1:45), can a mayor block his constituents on social media (10:50)?. Plus Barrett Miller (15:00) and Michelle Gawronsky (22:50) from the WRHA.

on today's show, a plan to move buses away from Portage & Main (1:20), climate change could double the cost of beer (12:15), the potential banning of edibles (17:00), and Brett reviews the Netflix series The Haunting of Hill House (25:45). Plus how will parents deal with pot consumption (30:20), and Mood Disorders Manitoba celebrates their 35th anniversary (37:25).

on today's show, Brett tells a story about getting a pedicure (2:00), a good samaratin in our city was attacked over the weekend (8:40), CAA's cannabis & driving results (15:30), David Akin (22:20) on the latest from the Jamal Khashhoggi disappearance, Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Day (30:00), local filmmaker BJ Verot (37:50), and Shanker Singh (43:50) from the Winnipeg School Division, on what schools are doing to prepare students for the workforce.

on today's show, Bob Irving covers his 800th CFL Game! Plus, Stephen Harper's new book, Winkler's pot vote, and Constance Popp brings us chocolate!

on today's show, there may be a zombie outbreak in Gimli, Jim Bell previews Knickers and Kickers, a small town salute to Lockport, how old is too old to Trick or Treat? Plus more on Portage & Main

on today's show, Joe Day from Humboldt on Emergency Preparedness Week, Stewart Bell on a Canadian member of ISIS, Ryan Jespersen on free transit in Edmonton? Plus, the Royal Winnipeg Ballet!

on today's show, giving thanks...on a bus? Also Brett reviews " A Star Is Born", calling all overseas Jets fans, and saying goodbye to Toronto and hello to Winnipeg!

on today's show, your favourite/least favourite Thanksgiving dish, a spooky October at Dalnavert Museum, and drunk birds!

on today's show, Mayor Brian Bowman on the city's meth problem. Plus, Trump supporters in Canada, World Teacher's Day, Oktoberfest in Winnipeg, the strangest thing you've ever thrown out, and new movies this week! All that, and Mackling ruins the ticket giveaway!

On today’s show, Chip Talk! That’s right! Also Leah Hextall stops by to talk hockey, Dr. Rob Grierson on the meth problem, HSC’s security guard “confusion”. Plus we talk with Mike Holmes and Mike Holmes Jr., and Brett reviews the new Cirque Du Soleil show and stick around at the end for a very special Small Town Salute!

On today’s show, a school bans…clapping?! Also, it’s been one year since the first phase of healthcare changes took effect, Lori Lamont joins us. Richard Cloutier on the meth crisis. Milt Stegall (!) joins us as well and a whole lot more!

on today's show, Kyrie Irving is back on Team Globe, Amazon raises wages, and Richard Cloutier goes on a ride-along.

on today's show, we talk to a groom whose wedding photos were interrupted by...Sir Paul McCartney. We also do "Psychology In The City" with Dr. Rehman Abdulrehman, talk to Way Back Winnipeg, discuss what not to discuss at the dinner table, and mark the one year anniversary of the Las Vegas shooting with Brittany Greenslade.

on today's show, we talk about the Brett Kavanaugh hearing, discuss cell phone addictions, and is 8 enough, or too much, when it comes to Mayoral candidates?

on today's show, lots of talk about the Brett Kavanaugh hearing, plus: a snoring woman refuses help, and a small town salute to Selkirk!

on today's show, Richard Cloutier breaks down the latest Mayoral debate, a Nova Scotia woman appeals to Canada to send birthday wishes to her late father. Cole Thorpe, the founder of Prairie Proud Clothing Store, and author Mark L. Winston & poet Renee Sarojini Saklikar

on today's episode, should our speed zones go the way of Calgary? Would you wear a Fitbit to lower the cost of your life insurance? Taz Stuart on how to get rid of roaches. Global's Carolyn Jarvis on the ongoing opiod crisis, and Greg Gilhooly joins us.

on today's show, it's rail safety week, Global's Reggie Cecchini on the latest from the UN, the story of Churchill High School Hockey, and The Painter's Cafe.

on today's show, we honor Joe Aiello, as he received a Broadcast Excellent Award, talk about if public shaming has gone too far. Lauren flies on a HERC, Habitat for Humanity on a string of thefts, this week's edition of "This Is Why" with Niki Reitmayer, the 2018 Manitoba Brewers Assocation Oktoberfest, and the Run for the Cure!

on today's show, Kildonan Orthodontics tries to get a day off from Keith Urban, new Manitoba Hall of Fame inductees Randhy Ambroise & Israel Idonije, Global's Brian Hill on the latest problems for veterans, and touch screens in cars: are they too distracting?

on today's show, we talk electric cars, a Cree author is not happy with the new "First Contact" show, Reggie Cecchini with the latest on Donald Trump, the WSO talks "Classical Myster Tour", and we visit with the former Mayor of Winnipeg, Glen Murray.