Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Michael Mcevoy, BC's Information and Privacy Commissioner says the report raises concerns about patient privacy that are relevant throughout the province.

Open lines

Adam recaps blackface controversy

Oliver Schmitdke, director, Centre for Global Studies, University of Victoria

Adam's studio guest, Maja Tait, mayor of sooke and first vice president of UBCM speaks on the role of the UBCM, changing legislation requiring municipalities to advertise public hearings in local newspapers and the opioid crisis in cities across BC

Trudeau’s blackface shame darkens Liberal prospects, yet CPC support still remains static. Adam talks with studio guest, Dave Korzinski, Research Director, Angus Reid Institute

Just over half (52%) of BC voters view Justin Trudeau’s face painting past as a “serious” issue ahead of 2019 Federal vote. Steve Mossop, President, Insights West sheds more light on the issue + open lines

Felix Pretis with the University of Victoria discusses costs and expectations behind managing climate change.

David Hutniak the CEO of Landlord B.C. is on the program talking about landlord and tenant rights.

Giant Asian Hornets  have somehow found their way to the island. What are the ecological implications of this?

Adam has David Hutniak, the CEO of Landlord B.C. to discuss landlord and tenant rights and expectations. 

Adam discusses Mayor Lisa Helps trip to New York on Victoria's tree planting initiative.

Adam has Felix Pretis with the University of Victoria to talk about climate economics and the feasibility of our goals to combat climate change.

Kris Sims is on the program to discuss the legislatures spending, and the infamous log-splitter.

Amid the Global climate stirkes, Emma-Jane Burian is on the program to discuss the strikes here at home.

Death may be the great equalizer but the availability of good end-of-life care is rarely equitable. Now, a new mobile palliative care program designed to address that inequity is providing care and dignity to people with life-limiting illnesses who are homeless and living in poverty in Victoria.

The Professor, Ron Cheffins is on the program to discuss:   Provincial Politics - The Angus Reid Premiers' Performance Approval Ratings:-   It is interesting to note that these are the highest premier approval ratings in the three years that I have been covering this data. It might be explained by the fact that we have had six new premiers in the last two and a half years. The longest se...

The Professor Ron Cheffins is on the show to wow us with his exceptional knowledge on our political climate. Then, palliative care for the 'structurally vulnerable' population in our city is discussed. 

Emma-Jane Burian has a frank and educative discussion on our climate emergency. 

Trudeau's brown face and the climate protests are discussed.

$2 million in cash to be returned as a result of material non-disclosure by a lawyer for the BC Director of Civil Forfeiture The Court of Appeal requiring what can only be a pro-forma reconsideration of an Environmental Assessment Certificate by the province in relation to the trans mountain pipeline

Trudeau's past racist mistakes are discussed.

What are the dangers of vaping?

The dangers of vaping and Legally Speaking with Michael Mulligan.