The Start

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).