Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Listeners share their thoughts on the updates Adam discussed on the program today. Plus, Camille Currie calls in during open lines.

Victoria HarbourCats managing partner Jim Swanson joins the show. 

Adam discusses local issues and engages with listener perspectives shared via open lines and text. HarbourCats managing partner Jim Swanson joins the show for a conversation about how the news was rolled out that Pacific FC will play a game at Royal Athletic Park in September.

Adam discusses notable moments from Victoria Council’s meeting today. Plus, Michael Mulligan shares some of his thoughts on the Charleigh Pollock story and discusses issues of the week during Legally Speaking.

Adam discusses local current events including the latest on the case of the local child with Batten disease who lost provincial funding for a medication she was taking. Plus, discussion of more community issues including homelessness in Victoria.

Canadian Taxpayer Federation BC Director Carson Binda joins the show to discuss a Leger poll his organization commissioned which suggests half of B.C. residents believe hosting FIFA World Cup games in Vancouver is not worth the cost. Plus, Adam’s discussion of other provincial issues of the day continues as listeners weigh in via open lines and text. Local MP Jeff Kibble calls in during open...

 Carson Binda, B.C. Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, joins the show. 

Adam’s discussion about issues of the week in provincial politics continues as he reacts to more Premier David Eby’s comments to the press today.

Adam discusses current events, community issues and B.C. politics issues with listeners who weigh in via open lines and text. Adam reacts to Premier David Eby speaking today.

Adam discusses community issues in downtown, along with the long-term consequences of poor political and economic decisions. Plus, Adam engages with listener text ins.  

Adam discusses provincial issues including the latest on BC Ferries vessel procurement.

Adam continues the conversation about local issues as listeners weigh in via open lines and text. Adam shares more of his thoughts on health minister Josie Osborne’s recent comments about the process leading up to stopping provincial funding for a medication a local child with Batten disease was taking.

Adam hosts caller and text engagement as listeners discuss community issues. He also analyzes some of health minister Josie Osborn’s comments on CFAX 1070 last week. Plus, Adam catches up with Sooke council candidate Herb Haldane after his name was mentioned on the show Friday.

Adam discusses his reflections on what he has been hearing and learning throughout covering the Charleigh Pollock story.

Jori Fales, the mother of local 9-year-old Charleigh Pollock who has Batten disease, calls in. Plus, listeners add to the discussion via open lines and text with Adam.

Jori Fales, the mother of local 9-year-old Charleigh Pollock who has Batten disease, calls in for a follow-up conversation with Adam. 

BC Health Care Matters founder Camille Currie joins the show to discuss her thoughts on Charleigh Pollock’s situation, and how that story could relate to other issues in the healthcare system. 

Adam discusses issues surrounding healthcare costs and other local issues. BC Health Care Matters founder Camille Currie joins the show to discuss her thoughts on Charleigh Pollock’s situation, and how that story could relate to other issues in the healthcare system. Listeners share their thoughts on current events via open lines and text.

Dr. Ineka Whiteman, Head of Research & Medical Affairs for Batten Disease Support & Research Association, joins the show to discuss Brineura’s clinical application for Batten disease, along with the situation of the local Langford child who lost provincial funding for the drug.

Adam continues the discussion of the Charleigh Pollock story and the province ending funding for the Brineura medication she was taking. Dr. Ineka Whiteman, Head of Research & Medical Affairs for the Batten Disease Support & Research Association, joins the show to discuss Brineura’s clinical application for Batten disease. Plus, Adam engages with listeners sharing their thoughts via...

Cowichan-Malahat-Langford MP Jeff Kibble calls in to discuss his letter calling for the federal health minister to review a Canada Drug Agency report on Brineura  – the medicine 9-year-old Langford girl with Batten disease Charleigh Pollock was previously taking before losing provincial funding for the drug. 

Adam discusses local current events, including the latest on the Charleigh Pollock story. Adam explores elements of the story he’s been learning about, including the Canada Drug Agency report involving clinical criteria for the drug the 9-year-old local girl with Batten disease was taking. Cowichan-Malahat-Langford MP Jeff Kibble calls in to discuss his letter calling for the federal health...

Batten Disease Support and Research Association Canada President Lori Brown joins the show.

Adam’s discussion about the Charleigh Pollock story continues as he explores questions about the process leading up to the province no longer funding a medication the 9-year-old Langford girl with Batten disease was previously taking. Batton Disease Support and Research Association Canada President Lori Brown joins the show.

Victoria Councillor Stephen Hammond joins the show.