Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Political Analysis w/ Ron Cheffins + a chat with Mayor John Ranns of Metchosin on CRD salaries

Open lines on whatever is on your mind + UVic initiative will receive a $7.2 million boost for ocean observatory science & technology activities

By-Election for the riding of Nanaimo-Ladysmith on Monday May 6th, the results of the April 23rd PEI Provincial General Election 

Ryan Price was joined by Mayor John Ranns to talk about the CRD salaries, should taxpayers be concerned?

The money will allow the agency to develop new computer tools to better dig out scientific information researchers need to support their work. Ryan Price was joined by the CEO of Executive Ocean Networks Canada, Kate Moran

Guest host Ryan Price was joined in-studio with Mike Kozakowski & Travis Paterson

It’s Invasive Species Action Month! What are they? + The Juan de Fuca trail has closed for maintenance, but the delay could last a while

Greater Victoria household expenses up, but living wage for families down + Legally Speaking w/ Michael Mulligan

The B.C. vs. Alberta battle continues, we hear from you + the CEO of Energi Media, Markham Hislop

Bill 12 would cut the shipment of oil and gas, but B.C. Premier John Horgan vows to fight it all the way to court. Ryan Price caught up with the CEO of Energi Media, Markham Hislop

While the living wage for families was $19.39, household expenses for raising a family in British Columbia increased. We talked with the Senior Researcher of the Community Social Planning Council of Greater Victoria & co-author of the Greater Victoria Living Wage report, Diana Gibson

A 26-kilometer section of the trail between Mystic Beach and East Sombrio Beach has been closed since February for repairs and maintenance. But that closure could last a while. We get an update from the President of the Sooke to Port Renfrew Tourism Association

You can’t use a title for something you are not, oil conflicts with Alberta & B.C. + a machete incident in Costco + when a child is no longer a child for child support

We find out more with the West Coast Stewardship Coordinator with the Nature Conservancy of Canada, Ginny Hudson

Open lines on whatever is on your mind + CFAX Santas Anonymous needs a space!

Ryan Price was joined by the Executive Director of the Quadra Village Community Centre, Kelly Greenwell + a 3 million dollar grant from the provincial government will help The Mustard Seed Street Church

Central Saanich Mayor is seeking the Liberal Party nomination for Saanich Gulf Islands + a public figure set to speak in Oak Bay, but not everyone is happy

The money will go towards the purchase its Viewfield Road distribution center, where it collects and sorts food donations. We caught up with the Director of Development at The Mustard Seed Street Church, Janiene Boice

We caught up with the Executive Director of CFAX Santas Anonymous, Christine Hewitt, to talk more about how we would love a new place to work our magic!

Ryan Price caught up with Mayor Ryan Windsor to talk more

Facebook is under fire in Canada for violating privacy laws and Ryan finishes off the show talking about British Columbia's flat beer sales in comparison to the rest of the country. 

In hour 2 we discuss introduced legislation to better protect children and youth from dangerous work as well as other unintended consequences it my have. Also, Jason Kenny being sworn in as Alberta's Premier. And we talk with the presenter of the "Erosion of Freedom" and Anti-SOGI speaker who will be in Oak Bay.

Opening the show Ryan revisits the idea for free Public Transportation in the CRD. Then we speak with Oak Bay Mayor Kevin Murdoch about an Anti-SOGI speaker coming to the municipality.