Lynne talks to dog-trainer Janelle McLeod - her neighbour and friend - about tips for caring for and training your dog. 

Recorded in January 2022.

Erika talks to her pal, Melissa Chung-Mowat about her recent run for politics ("the elephant in the room":)), her multi-heritages, and her uncanny ability with dogs and cats. 

Recorded in December 2021.

In the second part of a short series on 'Neo-Liberalism' Lynne asks Fletcher Barager more about what it looks like and the impact of Covid 19.

Recorded in December 2022.

Lynne talks to Fletcher Barager, University of Manitoba Economics professor, about this weighty topic - leading to the next episode about whether and how Neo-Liberalism has been shaken up by Covid. 

Recorded in December 2021.

Vi Stoesz has made a career of working with older adults, and has a degree as a Therapeutic Recreation Provider. She talks to Erika about what older people need most, and how institutions can provide it. 

Recorded in December 2021.

Erika talks to Janet Schmidt, long-time mediator, who shares insights about what motivates anti-vaxxers, and what approaches are most helpful in talking to them. 

Recorded in December 2021

Listen to Lynne's conversation with Annetta as she talks about her work with Winnipeg's Indigenous community, her connection to the land and her reflections on being part of 'the Yellow Doggers'.

Recorded in November 2021.

Erika and long-time friends, Blair Hamilton, Garry Loewen and Shauna MacKinnon get into this meaty issue in light of Covid 19 and vax deniers. 

Erika and long-time friends Blair Hamilton, Shauna MacKinnon and Garry Loewen tackle this topic in light of Covid 19 and anti-vaxxers and anti-government sentiments. Recorded in November 2021.

Erika talks to her 10 year-old great niece Mabel McManus who shares her amazing brain, about why things happen the way they do in autumn - scientifically speaking. Recorded in October 2021.