Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam discuss Trudeau's 'brown face' controversy.

Adam has Andre Domise from Maclean's magazine to discuss Trudeau's 'brown face'.

‘Goldilocks zone’: Canadians divided on whether Trudeau’s pipeline approach is too much, too little or just right

  Dozens of mills in the province have been closed or cut back operations because of a reduced supply and higher log prices.     The government says Premier John Horgan and Forests Minister Doug Donaldson met with the CEOs of major Interior forests companies to establish measures that will support forest workers in the months and years ahead.     The measures inc...

The dangers of vaping have now come to our soil. What does this mean?

The status of some of Victoria's old buildings are discussed

A variety of factors were present at the time of the crash. Does the road need to be changed, or was the bus unfit to be there in the first place?

Whats the future of some of Victoria's cherished heritage buildings? Also if someone is to blame for the Bamfield bus crash, then who?

Adam has an in depth discussion on the pipeline and if the government will save the forestry industry in its time of need.

Adam discusses the upcoming federal election.

Students in the Greater Victoria region often struggle to find housing for their time in post secondary education. What steps can be taken to help find housing?

Majority of British Columbians (62%) believe a recession is imminent despite a similar number (64%) who feel confident in the stability of Canadian economy 

The Bamfield Main logging road contributed to a bus crash Friday that killed two University of Victoria students, the safety of the road is discussed amid the tragedy.

SEPTEMBER 25 - OCTOBER 23 Family Caregiver Series, free Alzheimer Society of B.C. workshop for five Wednesdays, 1 to 3:30 p.m., Alzheimer Resource Centre, 202 – 306 Burnside Road West. Pre-registration required. 250-382-2052, info.victoria@alzheimerbc.org .

Ken Christie, the Head of Human Security and Peace-building program at Royal Roads University discusses the calamity in Saudi Arabia.

National statistics suggest as many as 20 per cent of Victoria residents may have experience caring for someone living with dementia. Adam's studio guest Colleen Cahoon, manager of Regional Services for Vancouver Island, Alzheimer Society of BC + Majority of British Columbians (62%) believe a recession is imminent despite a similar number (64%) who feel confident in the stability of Canadian econo...

Tapping into an artistic vein, ten years ago residents of Victoria’s Fernwood neighbourhood took transforming a community into their own hands.

Bryce Casavant, the former B-C conservation officer who gained international attention by refusing to kill two bear cubs tells Adam habitat loss is the greatest threat to mountain caribou not wolves

BC Policy Perspectives’ Rick McCandless, speaks on client premiums and what he thinks it will take to restore public trust in ICBC

Ten years ago residents of Victoria’s Fernwood neighbourhood took transforming a community into their own hands. Adam’s studio guest, Beth Threlfall, program creator at Arts Reach & creator of the Fernwood Pole Painting Project in 2008 speaks on the issue + Open lines

Populism’s impact on global disruption focus of timely new book Adam speaks with Andy Hira, political science professor, Simon Fraser University and author of new book: 'The Great Disruption: Understanding the Populist Forces Behind Trump, Brexit and LePen' + Bryce Casavant, the former B-C conservation officer who gained international attention by refusing to kill two bear cubs talks to Adam...

Earlier this week the government released its first quarter (April to June) financial results for the current year. Adam’s studio guest BC Policy Perspectives’ Rick McCandless, speaks on the package including a summary of assets, liabilities and equity

Open lines

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney was caught on camera saying Russia jailing pipeline protesters was “instructive.”