Hal Anderson

Pastor Ed Buller, Heart of Worship International Church (0:30); David Olivier, local ventilator manufacturer (11:25); Hal's ABC (Anything But COVID) segment (18:05); Jamel Favel, Bear Clan Patrol (27:00); Carolyn Klassen (30:20). 

Ray Dubois from Ron Paul Garden Centre (0:30); Jonathan Alward, Director, Prairie Region, CFIB (7:20); Stefano Grande. President & CEO, Children's Hospital Foundation (16:15).

Dave Mackenzie with Canadian Trucking Magazine (0:30); Storytime with Big Daddy Tazz (9:00); Darrell Bricker from Ipsos on empty shelves across Canada (16:20); Kevin Klein on the Charleswood 55-Plus Centre (21:40).

Dr. John Murray on education at home (0:30); Serge Balcaen, PMC Forest Insurance (12:00); Jeff Powell, Executive Director, Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba on Canada opting out of the 2020 Olympics (17:05)

David Chartrand, Manitoba Metis Federation (0:30); Chris Rutkowski on E.T. abductions day (9:55); Winnipeg Filmmaker Sean Garrity (16:35); Dr. Syras (24:40).

Self-care during COVID-19 with Aly Raposo from the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba (0:30); Dr. Marc Mollot, President of the Manitoba Dental Association (5:40); Carolyn Klassen from Conexus Counselling (13:35). 

Shannon Sampert on Trudeau's stimulus package (0:30); Shaun Jeffrey on the restaurant business in Winnipeg (10:30); Dr. Rehman Abdulrehman on good mental health during these unsure times (16:55)

Joe from Pasquale's Italian Ristorante (0:30); Javier Schwersensky, CEO, Winnipeg Humane Society (11:40); Kos from Santa Lucia Pizza (15:00); Keren Taylor Hughes, CEO, Winnipeg Harvest (20:25).

With guest host Kelly Moore. Manitoba gave its daily update on Covid-19. Diana Foxhall hops in studio to give the breakdown (0:29); Terry Shaw of the Manitoba Trucking Association calls in to talk about the pandemic's affect on the big wheels of the road (5:18); and a woman has developed an app for parents in need during these hard times (12:33).

Bob Irving (1:30); Carolyn Klassen (10:25); Dr. Syras Derksen (15:30); Al Castell, Aplha Technologies (23:05). 

Winnipeg Police had a busy night last night. Global's Diana Foxhall gives us the rundown (0:38); Curtis Hull, Project Director of Climate Change Connection, talks about an upcoming public event on transportation and climate (9:04); Are you working your dream job? Lots of people say no. Generations expert Jennifer Fitzpatrick talks about how to change that (15:40).

Carleton University Professor Ian Lee on the state of the markets (1:04); Jib Stop Founder Dane Bourget on the new Crimestoppers campaign (8:50) & Barbara Bowes stops by to chat about International Women's Day (19:03)

Dr. Michael Weinrath, Graduate Chair Criminal Justice Masters Program at the U of W, calls in to talk gangs in the city (1:10); What's it like when a tornado hits an urban centre? Justin Hobson, meteorologist and storm chaser, fills us in (9:54); CNIB's Insight Gala - all proceeds support the guide dog program. Tracy Garbutt, Independent Living Skills Specialist, visits the studio to give us the rundown (20:09); And are we finally getting better roads? Councilman Matt Allard breaks down the plan (28:44).

Tina Chen on Winnipeg's Chinatown & COVID-19 (1:30); Dog scholar Mark Derr (12:10); Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu (21:20); Chris Jackson from Ipsos on Super Tuesday (30:00). 

Happy Chili Day! Rob & Jaylene Kewley are chili champs! (0:23); New flood forecast with expert Jay Doering (6:34) & Carolyn Klassen is back! (18:46)

Amanda Nash of the Heart and Stroke Foundation comes in studio to talk the dangers of vaping (0:28);  It's pink shirt day. Kathy Majowski from the Canadian Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse tells about shifts in the conversation about bullying (9:12); And Grey Cup Winner Paul Bennett stops by to talk Canadian football and the Manitoba Heroes Program (21:11). 

Barret Miller of Forty Whyte Alive calls in to talk coyotes and other animal stuff (0:28); Colin Blunstone, lead singer of the legendary Zombies, chats about career and their upcoming show in the Peg (8:35); and Colin Fast of the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce has some thoughts about Edmonton's new initiative to combat liquor store thefts (18:56).

Sarah Broad on security at the Millennium Library (1:15); Louise Dupont, author "Hidden Treasures" (8:00); Christine Pattison from Miss Christine's Kitchen talks "Wall of Chefs" (18:05). 

Dr. Niigaan Sinclair of the Department of Native Studies at the U of M on the blockades and protests (0:38); Alyson Shane on the power of social media (11:14); Civil engineer and flood expert, Jay Doering on the flood situation (19:40) & "The Patch" author, Chris Turner with more on the blockades (24:33)

Dr. Joel Kettner of the University of Manitoba talks about myths surrounding Covid-19, and whether a plague really could wipe us all out (0:44); we talk again to Debra Chan, who is has gotten off the boat and is now quarantined at an air force base in California (9:11);  and Terry Shaw from the Manitoba Trucking Association talks about the impact of the blockades across the country (17:22).