The Start

on today's show, Kyrie Irving is back on Team Globe, Amazon raises wages, and Richard Cloutier goes on a ride-along. 

on today's show, we talk to a groom whose wedding photos were interrupted by...Sir Paul McCartney. We also do "Psychology In The City" with Dr. Rehman Abdulrehman, talk to Way Back Winnipeg, discuss what not to discuss at the dinner table, and mark the one year anniversary of the Las Vegas shooting with Brittany Greenslade. 

on today's show, we talk about the Brett Kavanaugh hearing, discuss cell phone addictions, and is 8 enough, or too much, when it comes to Mayoral candidates?

on today's show, lots of talk about the Brett Kavanaugh hearing, plus: a snoring woman refuses help, and a small town salute to Selkirk!

on today's show, Richard Cloutier breaks down the latest Mayoral debate, a Nova Scotia woman appeals to Canada to send birthday wishes to her late father. Cole Thorpe, the founder of Prairie Proud Clothing Store, and author Mark L. Winston & poet Renee Sarojini Saklikar

on today's episode, should our speed zones go the way of Calgary? Would you wear a Fitbit to lower the cost of your life insurance? Taz Stuart on how to get rid of roaches. Global's Carolyn Jarvis on the ongoing opiod crisis, and Greg Gilhooly joins us. 

on today's show, it's rail safety week, Global's Reggie Cecchini on the latest from the UN, the story of Churchill High School Hockey, and The Painter's Cafe. 

on today's show, we honor Joe Aiello, as he received a Broadcast Excellent Award, talk about if public shaming has gone too far. Lauren flies on a HERC, Habitat for Humanity on a string of thefts, this week's edition of "This Is Why" with Niki Reitmayer, the 2018 Manitoba Brewers Assocation Oktoberfest, and the Run for the Cure!

on today's show, Kildonan Orthodontics tries to get a day off from Keith Urban, new Manitoba Hall of Fame inductees Randhy Ambroise & Israel Idonije, Global's Brian Hill on the latest problems for veterans, and touch screens in cars: are they too distracting? 

on today's show, we talk electric cars, a Cree author is not happy with the new "First Contact" show, Reggie Cecchini with the latest on Donald Trump, the WSO talks "Classical Myster Tour", and we visit with the former Mayor of Winnipeg, Glen Murray. 

on today's episode, we talk about the Emmys, and public proposals, and the recent floor-crossing in the House of Commons. 

on today's episode, The Start talk to newly re-sign Jets D Josh Morrissey. 

Metallica was in town on Thursday night, and Philly from Power 97 was there! Then we jump from Metallica... to Carol Burnett! She'll be in Winnipeg on September 27th, and we had the chance to speak to her. AND... we'll take a trip into... Uranus. - Brett

on today's show, we talk about the Humboldt Broncos first game back, we hear from Mayor Bowman, talk about the increases in liquor stores thefts, and talk yoga pants!

on today's episode, Kelly Moore remembers Ab McDonald, and Brittany Greenslade talks about the emotional return of the Humboldt Broncos. 

on today's show we speak with the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. 

on today's show, we speak to KIDTHINK on World Suicide Prevention Day, get an update from the Alonsa tornado cleanup, and wrapup Le Burger Week. 

on today's show, lots of Banjo Bowl talk (Banjo included!)

on today's show, a Principal's experience as a new Canadian, and working with new Canadian students!

on today's show, we talk about all things back to school, including the potential stress children face. 

on today's show, it's back to school, and Le Burger Week, too!

on today's show, Bob Irving talks Labour Day Classic, we have coffee and talk about the female athlete double standard when it comes to attire, and we learn more from Onanole

today's show was broadcast live from 201 Portage Ave.

on today's show, an open letter on violence in the city, Air Canada and WestJet are upping their baggage fees, and David Akin with the latest on (not) NAFTA.

on today's show, Kelley Keehn talks fall financial fails to avoid, APTN's First Contact show, and author W.D. Valgardson