We chat with Gurdeep Pandher, the man from the Yukon who has spread the joy of Bhangra dancing right across the country, and recently visited Vancouver Island to help bring happiness to everyone through the power of dance.

We chat with Capital Reporter Anna J James about her upcoming investigative series on the disappearance of Michael Dunahee, how the public can help in the lead up to it and just why this case resonates so much with Victoria after 30 years.

Meet the new coach of the Nanaimo Night Owls Greg Frady, who chats to us about just why he took the gig as coach of a brand new franchise, as well as just why he and his wife are so excited about moving to the island.

We continue our chat with Matt Mosveen from the Radio Chatter YouTube show about his unique interview programme that will have you flying high, as well as updating you on how the overdose crisis in BC has faired over the month of July.

One of Victoria’s favourite figures Howie Siegel joins us to chat about his life, his thoughts and everything else in between, as well as find out how much a downtown apartment that partied two nights in a row was fined for breaching COVID-rules.

We speak with UVic researcher Harley Gordon about the cause and effect of lockdown measures put in place around BC and how to balance them moving forward, Victoria crime data shows sharp spike in vehicle theft and break-and-enter and hundreds of sea lions to be killed to protect salmon.

We speak with BC Lions president Rick LeLacheur about the cancellation of the 2020 CFL Season, an antique yacht set to become a community centre and Victoria’s fugitive snake on the lose again.

We chat with Capital reporter Anna J James about her recent time in Beacon Hill Park, boats continue to cross into orca sanctuaries despite federal rules and BC First Nations leaders call for an end to sockeye fisheries.

We speak with Matt Mosveen from the Radio Chatter YouTube show about his unique interview programme that will have you flying high, at least two contenders not returning in Victoria’s restarted by-election and BC health officials give a grim outlook as to how long the COVID pandemic may last.

We chat with Capital Daily numbers guru Leo Spalteholz about why unemployment numbers in Victoria aren’t as bad as they seem, Oak Bay deploys a 60-day protection against demolition of a historic home and find out if the Canucks were able to maintain their series lead against the Blues.