Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge explains how public health experts are responding to calls from some political leaders to ease the COVID-19 restrictions. We speak with Marc Aflalo about the idea of loyalty to a particular tech brand. Our movie critic Kim Thistle reviews the Netflix romantic comedy “Love Wedding Repeat.” Semir Bulle tells us about CareMongering-TO, a Facebook group where neighbours meet to help each other out. And our colleague Jim Krysko tells us more about the Manitoba government’s decision to scale back home care services such as bathing, laundry, and cleaning. This is the April 20, 2020 show.

For $699, you can now buy four small wheels to attach to the base of a Mac Pro desktop computer. Our tech expert Marc Aflalo talks about the idea of being loyal to a particular tech brand. From the April 20, 2020 show.

Our colleague Jim Krysko tells us more about the Manitoba government’s decision to cancel home care services such as bathing, laundry, and cleaning. From the April 20, 2020 show.

Our movie critic Kim Thistle calls in from St. John's to review the new romantic comedy from Netflix. From the April 20, 2020 show.

Health experts are warning political leaders not to ease the COVID-19 restrictions until certain targets are met. Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge tells us more. From the April 20, 2020 show.

CareMongering-TO started off as a Facebook group for neighbours to help each other out, but the concept has since been adopted around the world. We speak with Semir Bulle, the medical advisor for the group. From the April 20, 2020 show.

Reporters Meagan Gillmore and Michelle McQuigge speak with Dave for our weekly news panel. They talk about the recent criticism of the World Health Organization, gaps in disability services that only become obvious to the rest of the population during an emergency, and plans to restart the economy. In the second hour of the show, our entertainment critic Michael McNeely reviews the movie “Selah and the Spades.” And Greg David explains how the pandemic is affecting the mainstream TV networks and their preparations for the fall season. This is the April 17, 2020 show.

Our resident TV expert Greg David explains how the pandemic is affecting the mainstream TV networks and their preparations for the fall season. From the April 17, 2020 show.

Our entertainment critic Michael McNeely reviews the movie “Selah and the Spades,” a not-so-average teen drama opening today on Amazon Prime Video. From the April 17, 2020 show.

Reporters Meagan Gillmore and Michelle McQuigge speak with Dave about the recent criticism of the World Health Organization, from US President Donald Trump and from Canada’s federal Conservatives. From the April 17, 2020 show.