Connecting Winnipeg with Hal Anderson

The return of the Winnipeg Whiteout Parties (1:05); Chris Adams on the possibility of an early provincial election (9:05); and Curt Hall from Climate Change Connection on the Carbon Tax (20:40).  

Jon Stebbe, founder of Loudspace Ad Agency on the Manitoba Government's flubbed nurses ad (1:15); Former softball coach for Brady Keeper (Florida Panthers) David Muswaggon (9:00); Johnny Vernaus on the pothole situation (20:15).  

Corey Shefman, Winnipeg Lawyer on Liquor Marts publishing names of thieves (0:40); Transport driving instructor Mark Dech (6:15); and the Sports Doctor on the Wrestlemania main event and women in sports (15:30). 

Shaun Jeffrey (1:15); Greg Mackling (9:20); and Wab Kinew on safe injection sites (18:00). 

Harry Siemens on Canada's canola problem (1:05); Fridays with Fiona (7:00) and Dr. Syras (13:55). 

James Jewell, on the Liquor Mart's added security (1:15); Comedians Jared Story and Benji Rothman: Winnipeg Comedy Showcase at the Park Theatre (8:15); Carolyn Klassen (16:05). 

Bruce Johnson on the spring weather (1:15); Tim Scott on CAA's worst roads campaign (6:45); Kevin Klein votes "No" on Bowman's budget (9:25); Bill Campbell, President of Keystone Agricultural Producers (16:15). 

Ken Allen from the city (1:15); Reeve of Emerson/Franklin Dave Carlson (5:50) and Steve Strang on flood prep (9:35);  Jenny Motkaluk & Grand Masters Fiddling Champion Patti Kusturok (15:00). 

Mike Koncan on the weather uptick (1:15); Clayton Manness from Manitoba's Education Review (6:05); Haunted Furniture in North Carolina (12:00). 

Hal went to the CNIB Insight Gala last night (1:15); It's World Kidney Day (7:35); Home economist Getty Stewart (13:20); Diana Foxall with WFPS Deputy Chief Christian Schmidt and Assistant Chief Jay Shaw (20:30). 

Cam from Flamingo Vape Shop on a funny robbery video (1:15); Mike Koncan is headed to Fargo to snow watch (9:00); ER Doctor Rob Grierson on the dark side of drinking (16:50).

Global Weather Specialist Mike Koncan on signs you're desperate for winter to end (1:15); Political Science Professor Chris Adams on the possibility of an early Manitoba election (6:55); Nicole Matiation from On Screen Manitoba on the Film & Video tax credit becoming permanent (12:00); and Comedian Angie St. Mars (18:50). 

Alan Cross on the Michael Jackson doc "Leaving Neverland" and R. Kelly's explosive interview (1:15); Paul Thomas from the U of M on Gerald Butts (12:30); and Chris Broughton from the Winnipeg School Division (20:40). 

Former mayoral candidate Jenny Motkaluk (1:15); Harry Siemens on the cancelled canola deal (9:05); Darrell Bricker (17:55) & Chris Adams (24:30) on the SNC-Lavalin scandal hurting Trudeau's Liberals. 

Remembering John Candy with Alycia's Restaurant, Kathy Kennedy and Bob Irving (1:15); Rob Carver on a tragic incident in the city (16:20); Obama moderator Michael Burns (23:05); and Jino Distasio on the city budget (28:00)

Charles Adler (1:15); Colin Fast from the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce (16:25); and Manitoba Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont (27:15). 

Hal Anderson is back for the February 27th edition of the podcast! Hal is joined by the godmother of Phoenix Sinclair as she hopes to raise money to put a headstone on her grave. MPI's Brian Smiley and Justin Burla with Elite Excavating talk the backlog at the public insurance corporation and Lisa Dyck's son was hoping to meet Barack Obama with him in town on Monday... until he was flagged by the...

a Syphilis outbreak in Manitoba (1:15); Christian Aumell on the NHL trade deadline (6:10); Canadian Satellite Design Challenge Winner Sanjay Abraham (16:50); Hal's weather expert Bruce Johnson (22:35).  

Oscar talk with Fiona and Jackie (1:15); Dr. Syras (6:00) and the Couch Potatoes "Star Wars vs. Star Trek" at the WSO! (16:15)

The Carolina Hurricanes celebrate, and the hockey world reacts: Jordy Douglas (1:15) and Christian Aumell (11:40) weigh in; Jeff Braun has seen all the Oscar Best Picture nominees (so you don't have to) (16:30); and "Christie Pits" comic book author Jamie Michaels (26:55). 

Thomas McKee from Payne Transportation (1:15); Karen Chymy from the Canadian Centre for Child Protection (14:25); and Melissa Gowryluk on the great work done by the St. Boniface Hospital (19:40).