There's a lot going on in the world this week that Scott takes a look at, especially with the protests originating in the US. Also, going back to 2013 on Still The Number One.

This week we talk about whether Alberta was ready to re-open things or not. Also whether Toronto was ready for things to be relaxed... and people complaining about "sheeple". Also, joined by Tim Gavin for another edition of Still The Number One, where we look back on 1980... more specifically in the UK.

In this episode, we take a look at the first few days of restrictions being eased and the economy being reopened in Alberta. Also, This Week In Florida, and a Still The Number One feature with my pal Tim Gavin, looking back on this week in 2001. We also talk about the changing music trends from decade-to-decade as part of that.

In this week's episode, Scott chats about a comment made in a press conference last week, as Alberta prepares to reopen the economy this week. Also Joe Exotic, Nicolas Cage as Joe Exotic, and Jimmy Fallon as Nicolas Cage as Joe Exotic.

It's two words you've heard many times during the COVID-19 pandemic: cautiously optimistic. Really, it's the theme of 2020. In this episode, Scott takes a look at reopening the economy, murder hornets, the return of Florida man, and more.

A wide range of conversations in the latest episode. We chat about the Stronger Together show that aired this weekend, flooding in Fort McMurray, rollbacks to changes in Alberta for rural healthcare specifically, and more. I was also joined by my pal Tim Gavin for a new breakaway segment called "Still Number One".

A senseless act of violence in Nova Scotia, doctors in Lac La Biche handing in a resignation letter from hospital privileges, and the world coming together at a safe distance while using music as therapy. The news doesn't stop in a pandemic, and Scott offers his take on all these things, plus Tiger King.

Scott was joined by his friend, and host of "Unemployed with Tim Gavin"... ummm, Tim Gavin! In lieu of their regular music meetings, they decided chatting about song covers was what needed to happen.