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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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Episodes
Monday Panel - August 10th 11.08.2020 14:02
The Monday Panel with Meghan Duffy, Amy Couldwell & Dan Huen!
(Pseudo) Monday Panel 05.08.2020 13:45
Join Maija Preddy, Amy Couldwell & Braydon Maz as they chat with Julie and Tristan about obesity, a vaccine survey and watching hockey in August!
Dr. Simon Says: Back-To-Rule 31.07.2020 9:33
Dad, step-dad and adolescent/child psychiatrist, Dr. Simon Trepel stops by to help us get in the right mindset for back-to-school (he also 'schools' our own TFJ about adult jokes and the Hunger Games!)
Our Shared Future 23.07.2020 12:53
Join co-authors Bob Chrismas & Laura Reimer as they talk about the journey behind the journey of writing their new book, Our Shared Future: Windows into Canada's Reconciliation Journey.
Dr. Simon Says: Lead with Love 17.07.2020 12:19
Husband, dad, step-dad and Adolescent Psychiatrist Dr. Simon Trepel joins us to chat about how to start tough conversations with your kids, addiction ... and his plants' new names?!
Buckle Up - It's a Guilt Trip! 16.07.2020 13:34
Our panel chats security checks, guilt by association, assuming innocence and more! Join former CSIS member Phil Gurski, Winnipeg criminal lawyer Scott Newman, executive director of the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg Kate Kehler & human rights advocate Louise Simbandumwe on The News with Richard and Julie.
David Barber - The Ice is Getting Thinner! 07.07.2020 12:54
University of Manitoba scientist David Barber dishes on climate change, arctic ice, and the polar bears.
Dr. Simon Says: Screens & Teens 03.07.2020 12:34
Husband, dad, step-dad and child and adolescent psychiatrist, Dr. Simon Trepel tells us about parental burnout, signs of slumps and more!
Stacey Soldier: Blaze Your Own Path 27.06.2020 11:01
Find out who mentored and continues to inspire Stacey Soldier, local lawyer at Cochrane Saxberg, in our latest installment of Indigenous Heroes You Should Know!
Dr. Simon Says: Father Figure It Out 19.06.2020 12:19
Husband, dad, step-dad and child and adolescent psychiatrist, Dr. Simon Trepel tells us about the evolving role of dads in our daily lives.
Decks, Drinks and Drives! 18.06.2020 11:47
Join Winnipeg Nascar driver Amber Balcaen, Braydon Maz & Rob Quiring as they chat motors, merlots and more!
Challenging the Constitution 12.06.2020 13:02
Same sex couples and those experiencing infertility are taking the Manitoba government to court over legal parentage. Meet lawyer, Robynne Kazina and her clients, Jill Stockwell & Courtney Maddock as they take on these outdated laws.
Dr. Simon Says 04.06.2020 11:24
Child and adolescent psychiatrist, Dr. Simon Trepel joins Richard & Julie to talk about the multiple conversations you should have with your kids about racism.
Teach Your Children Love 04.06.2020 13:06
Holly Jefferson, wife of Blue Bomber Willie Jefferson speaks from their home in Texas about violence affecting her community and how fans of her family can become allies.
Could It Happen Here? 30.05.2020 13:27
Former Winnipeg Police Chief and North American police services consultant, Devon Clunis joins us to discuss the latest violence from Minneapolis.
Pandemic Political Panel: You Don't Have To Like Me 29.05.2020 11:57
Public affairs counsel Rob Pankhurst & political consultant Renee Cable join the panel to chat about Pallister's popularity!
Siloam Check-In 22.05.2020 5:30
This week, we check in with longtime volunteers and donors, Leah & Jack Maendel of Oak Bluff Hutterite Colony who coordinated mask-making, baking and more!
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