Adam Stirling: The Podcast

There have been reports of strange behaviour in bats - however, it's just pups learning to fly, and escaping heat. Adam spoke with Danielle Buckle, coordinator of the bat conservation program with Victoria-based Habitat Acquisition Trust, about bats on the island.

Steve Mossop, president of Insights West, joined Adam to talk about a recent Insights West poll that shows 79 per cent of BC supports proof of double vaccination to participate in public activities.

In this hour, Adam spoke with Franco Terrazzano, Canadian Taxpayers Federation Federal Director, about the Conservative election platform and a lack of a credible plan to balance the books and save money within the federal budget. Later, Steve Mossop, president of Insights West, joined Adam to talk about a recent Insights West poll that shows 79 per cent of BC supports proof of double vaccination to participate in public activities.

In the first hour of today’s show, Adam discussed the criticism BC Premier John Horgan is getting for being out of the province right now.

In this hour, Adam took calls from listeners. Later, there have been reports of strange behaviour in bats - however, it's just pups learning to fly, and escaping heat. Adam spoke with Danielle Buckle, coordinator of the bat conservation program with Victoria-based Habitat Acquisition Trust, about bats on the island.

In this hour, Adam opened up the phone lines to hear what listeners had to say about topics like vaccinations and the federal election.

Mario Canseco, president, Research Co, joined Adam to talk about how prepared British Columbians are for a major emergency. Only 38 per cent of British Columbians have prepared an emergency kit and just 22 per cent have a plan in the event of a natural disaster or other major emergency.

In this hour, Mario Canseco, president, Research Co, joined Adam to talk about how prepared British Columbians are for a major emergency. Only 38 per cent of British Columbians have prepared an emergency kit and just 22 per cent have a plan in the event of a natural disaster or other major emergency. Later, some schools and teachers want vaccination clinics in schools to alleviate the stress of children coming back in person. Winona Waldron, president of the Greater Victoria Teachers’ Association, joined Adam to talk about how teachers are feeling about the return to classes and if vaccination clinics in schools would be a good idea.

In the first hour of today’s show, Adam discussed how dangerous individuals contributed to the crime wave over the past year while being protected by politically connected people in Victoria.

Schools and teachers want vaccination clinics in schools to alleviate the stress of children coming back in person. Winona Waldron, president of the Greater Victoria Teachers’ Association, joined Adam to talk about how teachers are feeling about the return to classes and if vaccination clinics in schools would be a good idea.