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Richard grew up in Winnipeg, moved away and then came back home with a renewed appreciation for the quality of Manitoba life. Please join us weekday afternoons as we discuss the issues important to you. Your voice is an essential element to the show. Join the conversation by phone at 204-780-6868 or toll free at 1-844-686-6868.

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Jul 7, 2026

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Ghost Signs: Honouring Visual Relics in the Exchange 16.06.2022

Matt Cohen, Urban Archeologist and driving force behind Ghostsigns.ca and Craig Winslow, Light Artist & Experiential Designer on launching the world’s first permanent ghost sign light installation in Winnipeg’s Exchange District!

Listen With Your Heart: Supporting Survivors of Residential Schools 15.06.2022

Patricia Myron of the National Indigenous Residential School Museum & Jennifer Wood, Survivor & Commemoration and Community Engagement Liaison Officer

'Patrol' With The Punches: Acknowledging Students & Teachers Who Keep Our Streets Safe 09.06.2022

School Patrol honorees from Ecole Victoria- Albert School

No Laughing Matter: The Winnipeg Connection To A Worldwide Helium Shortage 08.06.2022

Dr. Sandor Demeter, Nuclear Medicine Physician and Associate Professor U of M and Dr. Melanie Martin, physicist at the University of Winnipeg on the World-wide helium shortage and the impact on medicine and research in Manitoba

Money & Sex: Learning to Address Our Stress 07.06.2022

Dr. Joti Samra, registered psychologist at Psychological Health & Safety Clinic and My Workplace Health

The Verdict 'Heard' Around The World 02.06.2022

Exploring the Depp-Heard case with Marshall Tanick, Minneapolis lawyer specializing in defamation & Christine Scartz, Director of the University of Georgia School of Law’s Family Justice Clinic

Looking Inward: Changing The Way We Think About Racism 30.05.2022

How our minds construct racism and the CMHR exhibition, Behind Racism: Challenging the Way We Think

Maya Eichler 30.05.2022
Don’t Worry Be Ha-PEA: Celebrating A PUNderful New Book 20.05.2022

Cookbook author, Marie Saba on her new book of clever food puns (think Celine Dijon and Robert Brownie, Jr.), tourist attractions (St. Peter's Basilica), cartoon characters (Elmer Fudge) and much more!

Wrongs Righted: Court Rules in Discrimination Claims 19.05.2022

Acting Grand Chief Cornell McLean, Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs on the court ruling that Manitoba Government Discriminates against Children in the Child Welfare System

Governor General's History Award 16.05.2022

Kelly Hiebert and Jacqueline Cleave, Governor General's History Award recipients for Excellence in Teaching

Youthful Cities: What's It Like For Youth to Make a Living in Canada 13.05.2022

 The Youthful Cities report could be a launch point for further conversations on the gap between earnings and expenses focused on keeping our adult kids here!

Running Back Rescue: Bomber Saves Pups from Flood Zone 03.05.2022

Brady Oliveira, Winnipeg Blue Bomber running back took fellow CFLer/Winnpegger Shai Ross to rescue dogs over the weekend in the flood zone! 

Never Again: Yom HaShoah & The Rise of Anti-Semitism 28.04.2022

Gustavo Zentner, President, Jewish Federation of Winnipeg on Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) , as well as reports on Antisemitism which show a rise in incidents in Canada…and Manitoba. 

High Time For Change: The Future of Cannabis & Hospitality 21.04.2022

John Arbuthnot, Delta 9 Cannabis CEO and Connor Ward, owner of two hotels in Altona and the Howard Johnson's on 420 and the future of Cannabis.

Unlocking The Door To An Ugly History: Cindy Woodhouse on Meeting With The Pope 25.03.2022

Assembly of First Nations Manitoba Regional Chief Cindy Woodhouse on being part of the Manitoba delegation to Rome to meet with the Pope on reconciliation.  

Respect Your Welders! 25.02.2022

Welding Teacher at R.B. Russell Vocational High School in Winnipeg whose student, Dallas created a beautiful Bighill firepit - find out what he traded it for!

Voices From Ukraine: The Latest From Kyiv 24.02.2022

Andriy Kulykov of Hromadske Radio in Kyiv on the conflict in Ukraine right now

Timing is Everything: Dr. Sinha on the Lifting of Restrictions 12.02.2022

 Dr. Samir Sinha, Director of Geriatrics, Sinai Health and University Health Network, University of Toronto on the upcoming lifting of restrictions in Manitoba

Greg Brodsky: Tribute to a Canadian Legal Legend 11.02.2022

Local lawyers remember the legendary Greg Brodsky, Winnipeg Criminal Defense Lawyer 

Catch 2022: Trends & Changes to Watch For This Year 29.01.2022

Emily Safian-Demers, Editor Wunderman Thompson Intelligence on 100 Trends and Changes to Watch in 2022 Culture 

The Next Steps in Care: Reviewing the Report with Dr. Sinha 27.01.2022

Dr. Samir Sinha, Director of Geriatrics, Sinai Health and University Health Network, University of Toronto on the report on personal care homes' standards in Canada

Defunding the Police: Councilor Rollins on the Start of Hearings 18.01.2022

Sherri Rollins, Councilor Fort Rouge on the start of public consultations on how to fund Winnipeg Police

Growing Tensions: A Look at Russia's Relationship with the US 13.01.2022

Marta Dyczok, Associate Professor, Departments of History and Political Science Western University London, Ontario on the meeting in Brussels between the 30-country NATO alliance and Russia about Ukraine. 

Chasing Goals: Justine McDonald's Story of Success 08.01.2022

Justine McDonald of the the Goal Chasers, who was featured in the Jilly Academy 

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