The Start

Once the pandemic ends, will more people working from home STAY home? (1:30); Lingering questions over Polo Park redevelopment plan (7:20); Winnipeg Harvest just had its busiest month EVER (15:05); Hal Anderson's weekly visit, and he's in the building today! (24:25); St. Boniface Hospital Foundation hosting at at-home gala: Rose Soiree presents SoirIN (32:40); BMO says post COVID, up to 80% of its staff could work from home in a blended concept (39:00); Brett went to Golf Town Tuesday, and it was... weird (48:20); Lauren's campsite booking NIGHTMARE (51:25).

Greg's overnight misadventures with his dog, cold yard, and his bbq. Lauren is still tired. (1:30); Brett the Explorer! Went for a 'reopening' tour on Monday, including getting a haircut (7:15); Manitoba trucker stuck in the United States​ as COVID-19 challenges (15:25); Lingering questions on reopening - Can we still try on clothes? (22:35); Bob Irving on CJOB rebroadcasting the Blue Bombers' big wins down the stretch! (26:20); This has increased by 100% in the last six weeks. What is it? (36:15); The answer to what's increased by 100% in the last six weeks! (41:35); "I see you" - a poem through the eyes of a COVID screener at Cancercare (48:40);

Reopening Day in Manitoba! (1:30); Weekend colleagues act like slobs, leave huge mess to clean. What don't you miss about going to work, if you're at home, and if you ARE going in, what don't you miss about pre-pandemic work life? (8:10); Retail Council of Canada on who's ready to reopen, and lingering questions & concerns (16:00); Oh great, MURDER HORNETS (22:50); The United Way on Giving Tuesday, arriving six months ahead of schedule (27:10); The King's Head is getting ready to reopen its patio today (33:45); In the 1990s, 10% of parents had one. Now, just 2% of them do. What is it? (41:25); Cinco de Mayo... Chi-Chi's style! (50:35).

What are your favourite sitcoms of all time?​ (1:30); Buy local! Manitoba farmer tells us how he's working to keep Manitoba fed, one customer at a time (9:05); Local business making sanitizer & donating the proceeds! (16:55); Bob Irving on the CFL asking for federal financial aid (24:10); The first real-life superhero as chosen by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (31:50); Body Measure, which led a coalition of small biz asking for more help from government, is excited to reopen on Tuesday (38:40); Online comedy writing & improv lessons from Second City, & how it can help your business! (48:00).

Manitoba begins to reopen on Monday. Excited? Or too soon? (1:30); Ever get distracted by mystery noises? Like a rattle in the desk you can't figure out? (6:10); What do we need to consider as we slowly reopen some businesses and parks next week? (11:20); Schools won't be reopening any time soon - why some parents are throwing up their hands on home schooling! (19:10); Megarry's barber at Tony's Barber Shop on getting back to work on Monday (26:20); Siloam Mission Check-In - how to help during COVID-19 (34:30); Chiropractors are ready to get cracking and get back to work in full (43:40); Massage therapists can get back to work too - what The Pure Escape on Corydon is doing to make things safe (52:30).

Need a distraction? How about Dr. Seuss set to the music of Dr. Dre? (1:30); What was your favourite book when you were a little kid? (8:40); Province getting ready to re-open, what does the Manitoba Child Care Association hope to see? (14:25); Mayor Brian Bowman's monthly visit (22:15); City Councillor Brian Mayes on EPC rejecting the Polo Park proposal (29:45); Adopt a Business Challenge tops $100K (36:45); Post Media closes many local newspapers in Manitoba (43:10); 7% of women did this in 1950. Now it's closer to 70%. What is it? ALSO - For social drinkers working from home, Happy Hour is now every day (52:35).

Is Tuesday the worst day of the week? (1:30); As MB prepares to unveil its re-opening plans, how are people feeling about re-opening? IPSOS has the answer (7:15); Breakfast with the Bombers with Offensive Coordinator Buck Pierce! (16:00); What non-essential businesses are looking for in a possible re-opening as another rent cheque comes due Friday (24:40); The Preferred Perch explains why you shouldn't buy ​lousy bird seed (30:25); Pentagon releases UFO videos which had been previously leaked, confirms they are real (36:35); The Blue Bombers release the video 'Road to the Grey Cup' (45:30).

Brett went to visit friends on Saturday. Should he have? Even while observing physical distancing? (1:30); Huge lineups for Half-Moon & Sargent Sundae. Where are you seeing more people congregate, and does it concern you? (8:30); The 'Bridgwater Street Racing League' raising eyebrows for neighbourhood citizens (14:05); Beer shortage! How's it affecting the local craft beer market? (21:15); School update - What's working, and what's not? (28:30); Are you seeing more birds lately? Or are you just paying more attention? (36:00); Meat shortage: Is it affecting local grocers like Food Fare? (44:10); Beer shortage! Manitoba Hotel Association explains what's going on (53:35).

Mackling's first attempt at using the barbecue for 2020 did not go well (1:30); What's your favourite barbecue meal? (5:45); Looking to do some projects around the house during the pandemic? Olympic Building Centre is still open and is ready to help! (12:10); Winnipeg clothing company shifting production to PPE (20:40); The Keeper of the Grey Cup! (29:00); Life in quarantine - Wife of former Winnipeg Blue Bomber finally gets to come out of quarantine on Sunday (39:50); Sunday is the 100th anniversary of the Winnipeg Falcons' Olympic gold medal! (48:55).

FINALLY some nice weather! (1:30); The Manitoba connection to Nova Scotia - a Brandon woman shares the loss of her sister​ (7:50); Manitoba considering gradually reopening the province, SK unveils five-phase plan for their reopening (14:45); Las Vegas Mayor tells Anderson Cooper she wants to reopen the city, use Vegas a 'control group' (20:00); Important safety message from the RCMP as students ramp up screen time (24:10); This non-essential item is being purchased more often during the pandemic. What is it? (31:30); 'Math guy' tribute video to Billie Eilish hit 'Bad Guy' designed to help kids have fun with math (39:35); Canadian Fertility Awareness Week highlights fertility issues and the struggle to get help during the pandemic (47:15).

Wednesday's off to a better start than Tuesday, and McNabb offers to teach Megarry how to drive stick! (1:30); If you could hide out ANYWHERE you want during the pandemic, where would it be? (8:35); When could the restrictions be lifted in Manitoba for COVID-19? (15:20); Survey says we should wait until we're 25 before doing THIS (23:15); Two brazen carjackings Monday morning in Winnipeg (32:05); Winnipeg Jets legend DALE HAWERCHUK! (39:35); We speak to one of the carjacking victims, whose 88-year-old father was still in the vehicle as the thief drove off (52:20).

Megarry's latest sleeping misadventure (1:30); Meat supply issues coming? (5:50); Mackling & Megarry boarded the nostalgia train Monday - what sort of old stuff do you have hiding in your home? (12:50); Breakfast with the Bombers - Zach Collaros, who is now a proud father! (21:45); Canadian Medical Association makes $20M contribution to the fight against COVID-19 (30:25); Oil prices continue to be a major problem (36:15); Bar Italia giving its patio a creative 'facelift' during the pandemic (42:35).

Unspeakable tragedy in Nova Scotia (1:30); Calgary doctor leads impromptu group workout in lineup at Costco (6:25); Head of IPSOS on his latest book, "Next" (13:00); Doctors appeal to Manitobans to continue to seek medical advice during pandemic (18:30); Bear Clan says crime & drugs are still a big problem during the pandemic (24:35); Winnipeg Police Association on whether or not it's been busier during COVID-19 (30:05); According to a recent survey of bosses, too many of these in your office can hurt your credibility. What?​ (38:45); Winnipeg boutique gyms diversifying to stay afloat during pandemic (45:10).

Megarry is on his way to gaining the Quarantine 15, Mackling's going the other direction, McNabb is holding the line (1:30); With a new docu-series on Michael Jordan debuting this weekend, we want to know: Who's your favourite athlete of all time? (4:55); How will travel restrictions for northern Manitoba impact communities like The Pas? (13:00); 50th anniversary of safe return home for Apollo 13​ (19:20); Greenhouses get the green light to open (27:15); Floodway Print Co has a great way for you to support local businesses (33:50); Only 20% of us still carry this around. What is it? (40:40); Our California friend Scott Mortland asks... Will it not be amazing? (45:05).

McNabb got no sleep, Mackling had crazy dreams, and Megarry forgot his swipe card. No, wait, he didn't (1:30); More of your questions answered on COVID-19 (7:55); Ever arrive somewhere and realize OH NO I FORGOT TO BRING MY... (17:45); Want to help local businesses? Local Futures will show you how (24:50); Many people are drinking more alcohol during the pandemic - revisiting McNabb's award-winning story on Wine Moms (31:55); Update on HelpNextDoorMB.ca (40:40); Local jewelry designer Hilary Druxman creates necklace to help charities during 'The Pause' (49:00).

Mackling, Megarry & McNabb have become The Dude, Indiana Jones & Maleficent: Mistress of Evil! (1:30); No new cases of COVID-19 in Manitoba on Tuesday. What do we make of this? (5:10); If you could be any movie character, who would you be? (14:00); HSC Foundation launches new initiative to help front-line staff (21:30); The Province asks non-essential workers to move to reduced work week: Why one professor calls it 'gaslighting' (28:40); Hal Anderson was once mistaken for a movie star of a... different kind (36:05); Lara Rae & her amazing efforts to feed the community (44:40).

Our favourite nicknames we've had over the years​ (1:30); The challenge to understand physical distancing and this new normal when living with an intellectual disability (8:25); Listener feedback on nicknames (15:05); Winnipeg Transit union weighs in on possible service cuts (18:10); Breakfast with the Bombers - the best Bomber nicknames​ (23:50); There are over 3,000 germs on this item. What is it? (35:20); Students returning to school to pick up what's in their lockers (42:40); The Spanish Flu's deadly effect on hockey in 1919 - Why won't the NHL cancel the season??​ (50:45).

Hard to resist the urge to judge others for their behaviour during pandemic (1:30); Hair dye is the latest panic buy. What's become the most sought-after item in your household?​ (8:55); Southwest Rapid Transit Corridor is up and running, at high frequency. Should that frequency be lower? (14:20); Winnipeg Realtors on buying / selling a home during a pandemic (22:40); How do you look for an apartment during COVID-19? (29:55); The challenges of moving during a pandemic (36:00); What are realtors dealing with during this crisis? (45:30).

To reheat pizza in a frying pan, or the oven? (1:30); How do YOU reheat your favourite food? (8:50); Psychologist Dr. Rehman Abdulrehman on dealing with the grind of isolation, the stress of leaving the house, and the stress of working with the public (14:25); Winnipeg Jets Head Coach Paul Maurice! (24:00); 25% of us have done WHAT since the pandemic started? (35:35); How do we defend our personal space without it becoming confrontational? (40:50).

Three days in a row of rough sleep misadventures for Megarry (1:30); Songs you could listen to on repeat! (8:20); Munther Zeid from Food Fare on keeping up with demand, social distancing and deliveries (17:00); Number of active cases of COVID-19 down slightly, what should we read into that (24:50); 12% of us are trying to learn THIS during isolation (32:35); St. Norbert Farmers' Market now has an online market (39:00); More conversation on grocery shopping and the behaviours we're seeing (44:55); Between 11,000 & 22,000 Canadians could die from COVID-19 (54:25).