Geoff asks Professor Ian Lee, is cash really king for businesses? Curling great Jeff Stoughton tells Geoff about his next frame. And how much money do we need to take care of our seniors?

This episode, Geoff talks with Winnipeg radio legend Boyd Kozak about his retirement and his philosophy on what to do when you have the spotlight. He also chats with Manitoba's Minister responsible for Immigration about the meeting with his counterparts. And a golf superstar is coming to Winnipeg...

Conservative MP Michelle Rempel joins Geoff in studio to discuss the issues surrounding illegal migrants coming to Canada. Plus, Geoff assembles the pop culture panel to discuss Drake's record-breaking popularity.

A mother faces leaving her daughter in Canada or taking her to Sudan where she faces genital mutilation. Geoff Currier talks to the Global News reporter who uncovered the story. Canadian Press reporter Steve Lambert joins Geoff to discuss Premier Brian Pallister's plans to get rid of inter-provincial alcohol laws plus tech talk with Marc Legace and Mike Tanasychuk.

A former mountie who led the fight against harrasment has killed herself. Geoff Currier talks to an ex-RCMP officer about the struggles working for the force. He also talks to a lawyer who says Indigenous people are over represented in our jails and discusses why soybean prices are taking a big hit.

Today we talk about Greyhound Bus stopping service in Manitoba. We look into Trump picking a new Supreme Court Justice with Global National Washington Bureau Chief Jackson Proskow. And what is micro cheating with Maureen McGrath Host of Sunday Night Health Show.

Geoff Currier is joined by the Athletic Supporters Panel (0:20), delves into potential issues with cannabis at work (18:40), and speaks with a deserving Order of Manitoba winner (36:50).

Geoff Currier hosts the Pop Culture Panel and talks (among other things) Sir Paul, and figuring out how to do what you love and get paid for it.

On today's episode, Geoff speaks with Dr. David Greenfield (0:20) from UConn on App addiction, learns from Cris Labossiere (8:25) how only walking as a form of exercise might not be enough once you hit 50, and wonder if South Osborne has overtaken Osborne Village (26:55) as the hip Winnipeg neighbourhood.

Geoff Currier talks to Churchill Mayor Mike Spence (0:20) on the latest up north, hears from former WPS Dive Team member Ken Lugg (10:00) regarding a potential rescue solution for the soccer team in Thailand, and gets a report from Alex Pierson (20:55) from AM 640 on a rash of shootings in Toronto and what Drake might need to do about it.