Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Todd Stone, BC Liberal Municipal Affairs & Housing critic

Victoria Dialogues is a six-part series of conversations that will enable the community to explore together what Reconciliation could look like on Lekwungen territory.

Nicole Polet, member of the Citizens of South Langford for Sustainable Development (CSLSD)  

Daniela Cubelic, Founder and Owner of Silk Road Tea gives her employees a paid day off to protest.

David Moscrop, political scientist and author of "Too Dumb for Democracy" discusses his book with Adam.

It's guilty!   Michael Mulligan discusses the verdict with Adam.

A team of international researchers plan to turn the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide into rock by permanently injecting it beneath the Earth’s ocean floor through an ambitious, new research partnership announced today by the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions (PICS) at the University of Victoria.

In the online survey of a representative sample of British Columbians, 37% of respondents say that, over the course of the past two months, they received text messages asking them if they support a specific party or policy sent by an individual they do not know.

Can we put our excess carbon emissions back underground? And a local business owner on closing her shop to let her employees protest for climate change reform.

The panel discusses climate change and the ongoing worldwide protests. 

The Andrew Berry verdict and David Moscrops new book "Too dumb for Democracy."

The City of Victoria and District of Saanich are partnering with the Building Owners and Managers Association of British Columbia (BOMA) to create the Greater Victoria 2030 Resiliency District. Participating Building Owners are committing to reduce their energy and emissions consumption by 50% by the year 2030 (from 2007 levels).

The old iconic rail service on the island could benefit everyone, but is it worth the land its on?

Brad West, Mayor of Coquitlam protested the party by leaving two boxes of timbits with the images of the Canadian nationals currently detained in China right outside the door.

B.C. has a teacher assistant shortage and it's affecting the well being our of children and teachers alike.

Michael discusses the ins and outs of the legal world this week, including the importance of a diverse jury.

Adam discusses the reduction of energy and emissions through how homes are built and the gala thrown by the Chinese government, and who 'immorally' attended.

Restoring Rail service to the island and Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan.

Adam discusses the federal election.

Vancouver Island residents seek to rebuild WWII era Japanese teahouse. The teahouse and gardens were destroyed in 1942 following the internment of Japanese Canadians. Adam speaks with studio guests Dillon Takata, great-grandson and great-nephew of founders and Tsugio Kurushima, president, Victoria Nikkei Cultural Society

Adam speaks with guests  Dr. Rita McCracken, family physician and researcher, UBC and  Michael McEvoy, BC's Information and Privacy Commissioner

Victoria council rejects marina changes built without permit. Adam speaks with Craig Norris, CEO, Victoria International Marina + Thomas Davidoff, associate professor and Director at UBC's Centre for Urban Economics and Real Estate speaks on Sheer's fix to mortgage “stress test”

Thomas Davidoff, associate professor and director at UBC's Centre for Urban Economics and Real Estate

CEO, Victoria International Marina, Craig Norris, says the marina has been working with city staff throughout and is mystified by the refusal to support the changes