The Start

Brett & Greg are joined by Andrew Harris along with Chethan Lakshman, VP of External Affairs with Shaw Communications and Rebecca Ulrich, Anti-Bullying Expert with The Red Cross, to discuss a new anti-bullying program called "Respect Camp", that they are bringing to Winnipeg Schools.

Nomads Girls Football Team Head Coach Dennis Radlinski, and players Emily Radlinski and Katie Cummings join Brett and Greg to tell us about a trip they are taking to Indiana to take on some other great football teams in "The Battle of The Borders".

Greg & Brett welcome Linden MacIntyre to the studio to talk about his new book, The Only Cafe, and discuss his careers as a reporter and an author.

The Cleveland Monsters are in town to face The Moose tonight.  What a great team name: "The Monsters".  There are some great sports team names out there, so, We're Haveing Coffee, Talking: The Best Team Names

Brett & Greg discuss Friday The 13th and a man in Ontario who won the lottery... and tried to cut his girlfriend out of the winnings.

There are some days that you just want to be over.  On those days, most of us have a "Go-To" to help bring on the happiness.  We're Having Coffee, Talking - What Makes Us Happy

A healthier body is a happier body, right?  Going with that logic, Greg & Brett go over some things you can do to start the day off healthy.  And Behind-The-Glass Gerry shares a song that makes him happy (and hopes it brings a smile to your face too)

With all the horrible news lately, we've decided to make today's show Happy!  In an effort to do so, we start the show off with The Happiest Song In The World!  (As proven by science)

Comedians Lara Rae & Florence Spence join Brett & Greg in-studio to talk about Winnipeg Women, a show this Friday at The Gas Station Theatre.

Mayor Brian Bowman joins Brett & Greg to give his reaction to the attack in Edmonton on Saturday.

Do the attacks in Edmonton and Las Vegas this past weekend bring these kinds of events closer to home for you?  We're Having Coffee, Talking - Edmonton & Vegas.

Samantha Rayburn-Trubyk, President of Little People of Manitoba, Connie Lidster, Treasurer of Little People of Manitoba and Avery Lindgren, a 10 year old little person, were in-studio with Brett and Greg to discuss Dwarfism Awareness Month, which got underway yesterday.

10 years after her friend was killed by a drunk driver, Michelle Golebiowski, now a road safety advocate, joins Brett & Greg to talk about how road safety has (or has not) improved in the past decade.

Will & Grace has returned to TV 11 years after its finale.  That got The Team to thinking about the shows they want to come back as well.  We're Having Coffee, Talking - Shows We Want Back

With the success Nintendo had last year with the Classic NES Mini, they are about to release the SNS Classic.  Lee Skwarek of PNP Games is in-studio with Greg & Brett to let us know what we can expect from Nintendo's latest ofering.

Before you know it, Űber could be in Winnipeg.  Will you use the service when it's available?  We're Having Coffee, Talking - Űber.

Greg and Brett are joined by Financial Expert, Speaker, Media Personality and Author, Kelley Kheen to discuss the Financial Literacy of Children.

Lawrie Anderson's wheelchair was stolen from the back of his car.  There is now a GoFundMe page set up to help him buy a new one.  Lawrie joined Greg & Brett to tell us all about his ordeal.

Winnipeg's Writers' Festival, Thin Air, is on!  To tell us all about it, Brett & Greg are joined by organizer, Charlene Diehl.

With all the news surounding athletes kneeling and sitting during the national anthem at American sporting events, do you feel the anthem is necessary?  We're Having Coffee, Talking - Anthems at Sporting Events