Spice Radio 1200 AM

The Morning Buzz on Spice Radio

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

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Spice Radio 1200 AM

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Society

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Latest episode

Jul 2, 2025

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Episodes

A study to develop blood pressure standards in South Asian children is looking for participants, and learn why its important 10.07.2023
Have you ever been asked in an interview if you think aliens are a thing... well thats not the only weird question your new potential manager might ask 07.07.2023
Can you guess what video game will feature parts of beautiful Vancouver and is the first Canadian city to be featured in this game... 07.07.2023
Pancouver: The planet saw its hottest day on record this week, will Threads be the new Twitter and local events to check out this weekend 07.07.2023
Need a family doctor go check out Health Connect Registry find out more here 06.07.2023
Is Trudeau best friends with T-swift, find out! 06.07.2023
Resource Works: Vancouver at the centre of global perspectives on energy and business this summer and fall: LNG 2023 and Resource Works' Vaclav Smil dinner 06.07.2023

Margareta Dovgal, managing director at Resource Works Society.

Gen Z says swiping with the index finger is not cool 05.07.2023
You get 10 million dollars but there is a catch, the morning buzz talks about whether they would take it 05.07.2023
5XFest: Ask Manjot Am I wrong for avoiding someone who bullied me as a child? 05.07.2023

Manjot Mann, therapist and writer at 5X Press

B.C Pharmacists can prescribe medication for more than 20 different minor ailments 05.07.2023

Nafisa Merali, owner of Naz Pharmacy

Fireworks are great, but what do you think about a drone show? 04.07.2023
BC Ferries strikes again with delays for the long weekend 04.07.2023
Better Business Bureau talks about travel scams and what you need to watch out for 04.07.2023

Neesha Hothi, director, marketing and communications

Canadian collaboration to develop national standards for substance use education and intervention in schools 04.07.2023

Dr Emily Jenkins, a UBC association professor of nursing and founder of wellstream: The Canadians Centre for Innovation in Child and Your mental health and substance use shares what needs to change to best support children and youth when it comes to substance use education and intervention.

Pancouver: new bill requires Google and Meta to pay for news, BC Ferries challenges, and how Canada Day celebrations have evolved over the years 30.06.2023

Charlie Smith, editor of Pancouver

Road rage is on the rise among Canadians 29.06.2023

We talks about why Canadians are losing their patience on the roads

Canada’s first Chinese Canadian Museum opens this weekend! It’s especially poignant that the museum is opening now as this year marks the 100th anniversary since the passing of the Chinese Immigration Act of 1923. 29.06.2023

 Dr. Melissa Karmen Lee, CEO of the Chinese Canadian Museum.

Resource Works: The significance of widespread LNG support among Canada's Western Premiers. Plus, news on air conditioners for seniors in BC, and the wreckage of the Titan submersible 29.06.2023

Margareta Dovgal, managing director at Resource works society.

Should a single person on a airplane have to move seats cause a couple wants to sit together? 29.06.2023
5XFest: The song Pasoori has been made and the internet has mixed reactions. We also talk about the history of remakes in Bollywood 28.06.2023

Jeevan Sangha, editor in chief at 5X Press

B.C government plans to provide $100,000 in funding to create a community hub. This is a way to help South Asian people living in Greater Vancouver who face mental health and substance-use challenges. 28.06.2023

Gary Thandi, with SACH community Hub shares his thoughts.

Letter grades are no longer a thing for students K-9 starting this fall, but how are the parent's feeling? 27.06.2023
All students from kindergarten to Grade 9 in British Columbia public schools will now be assessed with a proficiency scale instead of letter grades. 27.06.2023

Annie Ohana educator and activist

Don't know how to pronounce certain words, don't worry you're not alone 27.06.2023

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