The Start

Laurie Thomas (1:30), mother of late Humboldt Bronco Evan Thomas; The grossest things we've ever eaten (10:55); Reacting to online threats to PM Trudeau (19:20); An inspiring story from the HSC (26:50); Global's Reggie Cecchini (35:30) on Trump's prime-time address; Mexico travel tips (41:55); and the Athletic's Murat Ates (49:45) on a special Valentine's Day card-making event.

Brett gets stuck and unstuck, and not engaged (it'll make sense!) (1:15); Kelly Moore, Judge of Winter (7:45); Winnipeg Humane Society's Pet Lost Support Line (15:25); Mötley Crüe and a heavy (pedal to the) metal citizen (21:25); What is the effect of swearing in front of your kids? (25:00); and the Co-Operators on flood coverage (32:05).

Snow days! (1:15); Sports cyberbullying w/ Doub Brown (6:45); Why babies turn blue at birth (22:15); Alzheimher Society of Manitoba launches new campaign called #ILiveWithDementia (30:00); Today is Orthodox Christmas (38:25); and the Winnipeg Jets talk to help kids with mental wellness (47:00).

Is Wilkes due for a change in speed limit? (1:15); Dumb things teachers have taught us (4:25); Many issues with sidewalk clearing (11:25) Daylight Saving Time on the way out? (no) (17:05); Feeling Minnesota? (26:35); Brows By G on Dragon's Den (33:55).

Christian Aumell (1:15) on his 2019 outdoor rink quest; also, what is your quest? (9:40); Bu shields, yay or nay? (17:00); Remembering Bob Einstein aka Super Dave aka Marty Funkhouser (23:05) & "Mean" Gene Okerlund (26:55); What's brewing at Fort Whyte Alive with Barrett Miller (37:00); and China says "Wish You Were Here" from the dark side of the moon (46:50).

Our (sure-fire, will-definitely-but-maybe-not-complete) New Years Resolutions (1:15); Dry January! (10:00); Brett review's Black Mirror's "Bandersnatch" (19:05); A Maze In Snow (28:35); A Minnesota Garbageman is also a scout for the Jets?! (35:05); and the Heritage Classic is coming...to Regina! (46:00);

We talk salty snacks (1:15); Look into the "Black Mirror" movie (7:45); A family in Winkler is hitting the road (16:30); A St. B man keeps running (23:50); Check in with Keepwood Sustainable Eyewear (32:10); and talk to the Winnipeg Pregnancy & Infant Loss Self-Help Group (41:05).

Running 150 miles for Siloam Mission (1:15); Etiquette for returning gifts (7:00); Watch what Brett watches (15:20); Small Town Salute: Manitou (20:00); More returning gift talk with the Retail Council of Canada (26:40); Bob Irving & Kelly Moore (35:45) on Canada's drubbing of Denmark at the World Juniors; and the Every Body Campaign (40:40).

talking Garbage Hill sign, before getting into non-traditional Christmas songs (2:00); a cure for stinky hockey gear? (9:30); a bad pot mix-up (12:30); Reggie Cecchini in Washington (20:55); The Confusion Corner sign (27:55); and talking with the "Birmingham Rifle" author Robert Allan Young (35:45).

We talk bad Christmas food (1:15); The Garbage Hill sign returns...for good! (7:00); Cannabis fees on First Nations (13:35); Rusty the Support Dog! (21:10); and, how to cook a turkey with RRC Chef Instructor Karl Oman (30:30).

Talking favourite Christmas movies (1:15); Remembering Penny Marshall (10:25); A 12-year old girl is suspended for...well, you'll find out (18:40); How to watch out for scams during the holidays (24:20); Wine & cheese Christmas parties (30:00); and the old Eaton's Village is being displayed at the Children's Museum (36:50);

talking unusual court punishments after a deer killer is forced to watch Bambi (1:15); Is there a meth plan coming (yes) (8:55) Breakfast with the Bombers: Drew Wolitarsky (17:00); a new CIHI report about kidney transplants (26:55); and Psychology and the City (32:00)

do you like gift cards as a present? (1:15); Trump vs. SNL (8:45); Senior Climatologist (and harbinger of doom) David Phillips (16:05); 747 makes emergency landing at Richardson airport (21:20) and how 'bout those Jets! (26:15)

Changes coming to Canada's impaired driving laws (1:10); we need to know the correct work potluck etiquette (8:20); Discussing a new mental health strategy (15:45); High school students sleepless in Seattle? (22:50); The Traveling Food Dude (31:10); Holiday cocktail ideas (43:25)

Yet another Osborne Village restaurant closes (1:20); We talk Doctor's offices (7:00); Assisted death and potential law changes (13:25); Tech Expert Marc Saltzman (20:20); VOAK Sportswear (35:50); and the history of Canada vs. Russia...in hockey. (46:25)

telling the story of a veteran who lost her leg while in uniform, and the government won't pay for her prosthetic leg (1:20); Key misadventures (6:55); The "Reply-All-Pocalypse" (13:20); Mayor Brian Bowman in studio (17:45); Miracle on 34th Street radio play (25:50); and Greg Gilhooly on Sheldon Kennedy's big decision (33:00).

Does it feel like the holidays if you haven't gone out shopping? (1:50); Predictions for Winnipeg housing market (9:40); Breakfast with the Bombers (15:15); Winnipeg Humane Society now offering pet "staycations" (20:45); and a new podcast to help you sleep called "Nothing Happens Here" (27:10).

we talk transit and whether it's evolving (1:50); share our customer service stories (9:55); Global's Jeff Semple (16:45) with the latest on Brexit; A Jurassic Park-sounding gate (trust me it makes sense) (21:00); A great story involving a Red River College student and a pair of Winnipeg Jets (23:55); 12 Days of Cheese-mas! (43:00) and a new Sals, sans single-use plastic (49:35).

on today's show, Kevin Hart steps down as Oscar host (1:30); A Maze In Snow (18:00); Fallout from the "Children left here will be eaten" sign (23:35); Twitter Canada year in review (28:45); Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce on the state of the province (39:10); Elvis in German (46:05) and Manitoba makes a Best Bets list (50:35).

on today's show, we talk about "Baby, It's Cold Outside" (1:35) and other "offensive" songs (9:40); Who complains more when they are sick: men or women? (22:15); also, what is going on this weekend on Pembina? (32:10); and do schools need more recess? (39:20)

on today's show, Debbie Travis (2:00), author, "Design Your Next Chapter"; Naming & Shaming impaired drivers, yay or nay? (16:50); Snowball fights are free again! (32:05): Seattle gets a hockey team (39:00); and Derek Nepinak (47:15) on his hunger strike.

on today's show, Lauren weighs in on "Baby, It's Cold Outside" (1:35); Winnipeg is a happening travel destination (10:00); Lord Selkirk School Division superintendent Michelle Polinuk (25:30) on yesterday's school closures; Neil Johnston (30:40) from the Manitoba Lung Association on vaping in Vancouver; and Scott Young (39:30) on Canada's latest spacemen.

on today's show, Justin & Donald (1:45); Bad driving habits (10:00); No more "Baby It's Cold Outside"? (16:20); Fill The Freightliner was a great success (24:15); Mental health advocate Robyn Priest (29:50); and "The Breath Doctor" (37:25).

on today's show, we talk about a Roomba server (2:10); In our Keeping The Faith series, Jeff Braun (11:00) gets ordained; we speak with Rabbi Matt Leibl (17:25); Lara Rae (34:00) talks about her final Winnipeg Comedy Festival; and Canad Inns Winter Wonderland starts tonight (46:35).

on today's show, we talk about regrets (1:15); a Small Town Salute to Killarney (7:45); Health Minister Cam Friesen (14:45) on reducing hospital wait times; Chat about Block Parents (21:00); and talk Monster Jam with driver Cam McQueen (26:20).

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.