Spice Radio 1200 AM

The Morning Buzz on Spice Radio

Society EN ↓ 1193 episodes

Start your mornings off with Mankiran and Natasha who talk about news, entertainment and everything in-between. Plus informative interviews!

Author

Spice Radio 1200 AM

Category

Society

Podcast website

spiceradio.net

Latest episode

Jul 2, 2025

Where to listen?

Podcasts in the app Replaio Radio Coming soon

Podcasts are coming to the app soon. Install now and be the first to see a whole new take on podcasts

Get it on Google Play Install for free Android 5M+ downloads · 4.8 rating iOS soon

Episodes

Food Bank on Wheels caters to single parent families 20.09.2024

Christopher Miroslaw, development director of Food Bank on Wheels

Documentary 7 BEATS PER MINUTE will be screened at the 2024 Vancouver International Film Festival on Sept 30th 16.09.2024

Yuqi Kang is a Vancouver-based freediver and filmmaker 

Surrey Art Gallery presents Jagdeep Raina: Ghosts In The Fields Experience textiles, drawings, and ceramics about BC migrant workers in the 1970s and 1980s. Starts September 21st. 16.09.2024

 Suvi Bains associate curator at the Surrey Art Gallery and Jas Lally assistant curator at the Surrey Art Gallery. For more info: https://www.surrey.ca/arts-culture/surrey-art-gallery/exhibitions/jagdeep-raina-ghosts-fields

Pancouver: Harris and Trump Debate, Jagmeet Singh won't say if NDP climate plan will include consumer carbon tax and festival season is back 16.09.2024

Charlie Smith, editor of Pancouver

Angry Young Men - Docuseries on Salim Javed on Amazon Prime 11.09.2024

Pop culture writer Jeevan Sangha reviews Angry Young Men - Docuseries on Salim Javed on Amazon Prime with Radio Host Natasha Mendes.

Canadian grocery prices this fall - Prof Sylvain Charlebois 11.09.2024

The Food Professor Sylvain Charlebois talks about Canadian grocery prices this fall with radio host Natasha Mendes

Canadian Student Housing Crisis 10.09.2024

Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS)  President and Social Justice advocate, Emmanuel Adegboyega talks to radio host Natasha Mendes about the growing Student housing crisis and homelessness on campus in Vancouver.

The 15th annual Culture Days celebration will take place from September 20 to October 13 09.09.2024

Camyar Chaichian, program manager, community culture development at the city of Richmond

Learn about United Sikhs Project Vaapsi and how their opening a recovery home in Surrey for men struggling with substance use disorder. 09.09.2024

Sukhwinder Singh, Canada National Director for United Sikhs, based in Toronto and Malkiat Singh local team lead.

Pancouver: Jagmeet Singh ends the confidence-and-supply agreement, Ken Sim calls for more help to tackle crime and Fringe Festival 09.09.2024

Charlie Smith, editor of Pancouver

The federal NDP have pulled their support from the supply-and-confidence agreement with the Liberal government. What does this mean? And what's happening in B.C politics. 05.09.2024

Bill Tieleman, West Star Communications president and political strategist

Ask Natasha: Dealing with the end of summer blues and back to school 05.09.2024

Dr Natasha Ghosh, PhD, MeD, CHyp, RCC with over 20 years of experience in the field of psychology 

A review of AP Dhillon Brownprint 04.09.2024

Culture writer Jeevan Sangha, shares her thoughts on AP's new music.

Back to school safety 04.09.2024

DJ Lawrence with Pretect Protection Services

Mya Deol in conversation with Ms. Gori who shares her journey through acting, music and writing after losing her eyesight in a tragic accident. 04.09.2024

Just wrapped up an inspiring chat with Ms. Gori, who shared her journey through acting, music, and writing after losing her eyesight in a tragic accident. We also discuss how a past relationship with a Punjabi rapper and key friendships shaped her sound. She’s on a mission to empower women facing similar challenges—whether emotional struggles or vision loss. Plus, we added exclusive clips of her u...

Backpack Buddies grassroots organization with a big vision to feed hungry kids across BC. 03.09.2024

Emily-Anne King executive director and co-founder of Backpack Buddies

It's back to school this week and one of the subjects that makes kids nervous is mathematics. Discussion on how parents can help their children succeed in math. 03.09.2024

Dr Melania Alvarez outreach and education coordinator at the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences and the UBC department of mathematics. 

Pancouver: Justin Trudeau said the federal government is moving to restrict the number of low-wage temporary foreign workers in Canada, B.C politics Kevin Falcon suspends B.C United campaign and more 03.09.2024

Charlie Smith, editor of Pancouver

Afganistan's first female Olympian talks about her journey in sports, challenges Afghan women are facing, and her advocacy work in sports 29.08.2024

Friba Rezayee, she made history by competing in Judo at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens as Afghanistan’s first ever female Olympic athlete at the age of 18. She is also the founder and Executive Director of Women Leaders of Tomorrow and its leadership in sports project GOAL which stands for (Girls of Afghanistan Lead).

Jeevan Sangha joins us talking about popular culture, challenges of keeping with social media, and so much more 29.08.2024

Culture writer Jeevan Sangha

The Canadian Championship is underway Vancouver Whitecaps FC will be taking on Pacific FC at B.C Place 27.08.2024

Asa Rehman, play-by-play commentator for the Whitecaps

Better Business Bureau talks about student scams to watch out for 27.08.2024

Neesha Hothi, Director of Marketing and Communications with BBB

Need some back to school lunch ideas? Chef Gurjyote Sethi gives us some tips. 26.08.2024

Chef Gurjyote Sethi, former executive chef Taj Hotel, Hyatt regency, Marriot and now GJ's Kitchen in Vancouver. Offers Cooking classes, private dining and consultancy.

How do we get more South Asian kids involved in sports? Why sports are such an important part of development 26.08.2024

Ajit Braich, technical director at South Burnaby Metro Club

Pancouver: Democratic National Convention ends, Canada's two biggest railways both locked out workers after failing to reach deals and Anandpur Experience 23.08.2024

Charlie Smith, editor of Pancouver

Listen to the The Morning Buzz on Spice Radio podcast in Replaio

Radio and podcasts in one app - free, with no sign-up. Install today and do not miss the launch

Get it on Google Play

Replaio is not a podcast publisher; show names, artwork and audio belong to their authors and are distributed through public RSS feeds.