Adam Stirling: The Podcast

Adam speaks with Fiona Famulak, BC Chamber of Commerce President and CEO, who has made a statement to be patient and understanding as we move forward. While we transition to an environment where masks are recommended (vs. required) in public indoor settings, we must be respectful of each other’s circumstances and move forward with patience as we all adjust and businesses develop their communicable disease plans, to ensure the safety of employees and patrons

Adam speaks with Ron Cheffins, UVic Professor Emeritus of Law and Political Science for their weekly political discussion. 

Adam takes calls from listeners.

Adam speaks with Mayor David Screech, View Royal on overflow of Thetis Lake Visitors. View Royal neighbours are furious as Thetis Lake visitors overflow CRD parking lots.

Adam takes calls from listeners.

Adam speaks with Dr. Amy Tan, on the dangers and/or positives of masks only being recommended. Dr. Amy Tan is founding member of Masks4Canada and Victoria based palliative care physician and family doctor.

FRIDAY ROUND TABLE; Adam Stirling, Mike Kozakowski discuss the issues of the week.

Adam speaks with listeners.

Adam speaks with Mayor David Screech, View Royal on overflow of Thetis Lake Visitors. View Royal neighbours are furious as Thetis Lake visitors overflow CRD parking lots.

Adam speaks with Ron Cheffins, UVic Professor Emeritus of Law and Political Science for their weekly political discussion. 

Adam speaks with Dr. Amy Tan, on the dangers and/or positives of masks only being recommended. Dr. Amy Tan is founding member of Masks4Canada and Victoria based palliative care physician and family doctor.

Adam speaks with listeners.

Adam speaks with Sarah Tom, who teaches diitiidʔaaʔtx̣ (dee-tee-dot), at the Ditidaht Community School on the west coast of Vancouver Island, about the challenge facing many language teachers in B.C.’s Indigenous communities. How do you teach something that you're still trying to learn yourself?

Adam speaks with Ted Olynyk , BC Hydro community relations manager for Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast about, the electricity demand during heat wave, and the records shattered.

Adam speaks with listeners.

Adam speaks with Lou-ann Neel, residential school survivor and campaign organizer, about a vigil she helped organize. Those in attendance came bearing gifts in the form of 215 shoes. Those shoes were later given to Indigenous children in need, along with countless stuffed animals.

Adam talks about current issues affecting our city, and takes call from listeners.