Hal Anderson

Mayor of Niverville, Myron Dyck thinks his town should be exempt from new restrictions (0:05); Is this the final week of "second Summer"? Global News Weather Specialist Kahla Evans gives us the scoop (7:35); New report on impact of labour shortages (11:05); Our weekly visit with Global News Anchor Lisa Dutton (17:20)

A chat with Epidemiologist Cynthia Carr (0:05); Bob Irving tees up tonight's Bomber game against the B.C. Lions (4:45); Glen Recknell tells us how the Health Sciences Centre saved his life after a Sea-Doo accident (11:00); Our weekly visit with Dr. Syras Derksen (19:35)

Niigaan Sinclair - Native Studies Professor (o:05); NDP Leader Wab Kinew (6:35); Carolyn Klassen (14:05)

Questions about COVID (0:07); The Stefanson/Glover Townhall (7:18) & The future of Downtown Winnipeg (15:00)

WOW! We got an exclusive preview from an equally adorable and talented member of the Matilda Junior cast! You have to hear it!

Chuck Davidson reacts to the latest reopening updates (0:08); Restaurant association on opening their doors (10:32) & An HR specialist (and her dog!) on vaccinations and the workplace (19:24)

A chat with Syras Derksen about introverts, meaning, and temper tantrums.

Want to win a Tesla for a week? (0:08) & Lanny McInnes on lumber prices (5:55)

Niigaan Sinclair on the discovery of 215 dead children in Kamloops (0:30); Neil Johnston - President & CEO, Lung Association of MB , world no tobacco day/covid & smoking

Manitoba's Mental Health Minister Audrey Gordon talks to Hal Anderson May 3.

Today on the podcast we speak to Neetu Garcha, a Global News reporter in BC. She hasn't changed her name, but she has changed how we pronounce it, and it's already starting a minor revolution. Also, Barret Miller of Fort Whyte Alive joins the show to talk about how the animals are dealing with all this snow in April. 

Ben Sass, a telecom expert, calls in to talk about Rogers' potential purchase of Shaw for a lot of dollars. And a chat with Sara Verwymeren, owner of Three Pines Organizing. Spring is near, and it's time to de-clutter. 

In the down times of the pandemic, a lot of households are adding pets to their family. Lindsay Gillanders of Manitoba Underdogs Rescue calls in to talk about the joys of rescuing a dog. And Carolyn Klassen makes her weekly stop-by to discuss the art of conversation, and whether the pandemic is causing it damage. 

Jeff McCausland -  CBS Military Consultant and author - calls in to talk about his new book, Battle Tested! Gettysburg Leadership Lessons for 21st Century Leaders (0:27); CUPE wrote a letter to Mayor Brian Bowman about an unwillingness to deal with racism allegations. We talk to their CEO (7:20); and Dr. Syrus Derkson dishes on caffeine and hobbies, and how they affect our mental health (14:44).