Soft Superbowl ratings won’t tank football….but parents refusing to let their kids play might.

Guest: Scott Taylor - Voice of the Winnipeg Goldeyes, Editor Of Game On

Canadian common sense - Political attack ad causes controversy

Daily memo: Attack ad causes controversy

We have Jason "The Germ Guy" Tetro on to discuss why the polar vortex currently laying waste in parts of Canada and the U.S. is proof of climate change, not evidence against it. We'll also hear from a retired detective on what a recent murder in Hamilton, Ontario tells us about the Canadian mafia. But first, some super Canadian common sense on Tim Hortons.

The Humboldt Broncos crash has joined the Lokomotiv plane crash as one of the hockey world’s great tragedies

Guest: Jessica Scott Reid - Macleans Columnist

A murder victim in Hamilton had rejected the mafia when they asked him to come and work for them.

Guest: Stephen Metelsky - Retired detective, organized crime expert

Polar Vortex: The science behind it with the host of the Super Awesome Science Show.

Guest: Jason “The Germ Guy” Tetro - Host of the Super Awesome Science Show podcast

I’m a “recovering” Tim Horton’s fan….we don’t owe an American company any patriotic Canadian sentiment.

Daily memo: Tim Horton's co founder passes away at 88

It's an all Humboldt themed episode as the sentencing hearing for Jaskirat Singh Sidhu continues. We talk to Richard Cloutier of Global News Winnipeg on why today was one of the most dramatic days he's ever seen in a courtroom. We also hear from Dave Earle of the BC Trucking Association on his concerns with fatigue in the trucking industry. We'll hear from criminal lawyer Ari Goldkind as well. But first, some Canadian common sense.

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