Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Wednesday, August 11.

Olympic Wrestler and Gold Medalist Erica Wiebe, is back home in Calgary after competing at the Tokyo games. She shares her Olympic experience and what she has planned for the future.

Still with the Olympics, there’s talk of a possible boycott of the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing. We get reaction from someone who's been affected by a boycott. Former Olympian and Gold Medal Winner Dianne Jones-Konihowski, who missed her chance to compete in Moscow back in 1980, due to a boycott.

It’s our weekly chat with Dr. Ted Jablonski, our “on-call” family physician. We discuss "treatments" for COVID-19 other than the many vaccines now available, including the controversial drug “Ivermectin”.

And it’s the return of a "classic." We hear all about this year’s edition of the “Shaw Charity Classic” and the many charities that will benefit from the event, along with the big names who will be taking to the course this year.

Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Tuesday, August 10.

The conversation of "fluoridation" in Calgary’s water supply continues. There's a lot of misinformation surrounding the process, However the Province has launched a new information campaign surrounding fluoride in the water.

The pandemic has had a big impact on the mental healthy of children and youth. We get the results of a new Global survey, compiled by the University of Calgary.

Cybersecurity in Canada is a complex issue. We discuss the problem with David Swan, Director of the Centre for Strategic Cyberspace & International Studies. Swan tells us where the greatest threats come from, and what we can do to safeguard ourselves from cyberattacks.

And  it’s our regular weekly segment, aimed at helping you reach your goals. Our "Motivational Spotlight" shines on Joanne Neweduk, Registered Nurse and owner of “Fabulous Health” and “Fabulous at 50” who shares three helpful tips to spark inspiration!

Welcome to the Mornings With Sue and Andy Podcast for Friday August 6.

Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi joined us for our Friday check in. This time out, we talk to the Mayor about the shocking burning of part of the memorial to residential school victims in front of City Hall as well as the looming municipal election.

Peacekeepers Day is Sunday, August 9, and local veterans of Canada's Peacekeeping missions will gather at Calgary’s Peacekeepers park to mark the day. Joining us with his thoughts on Canada’s peacekeeping efforts around the world today, is former Lieutenant Governor and retired Colonel Don Ethell.

How to get people working in engineering technology fields requires equal footing and compensation, despite not having a degree or diploma. We discuss a one of a kind program developed in Alberta, with the CEO of the Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta, Barry Cavanaugh.

And, Covid numbers in the US are climbing and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is embroiled in controversy that could end his political career. We discuss the state of America with Global’s Washington Bureau Chief Jackson Proskow.

Welcome to the "Mornings" with Sue and Andy Podcast for Thursday, August 5.

Foodbanks have been hard hit by the pandemic, but are going to see a top up of funding from the Federal Government. We'll talk with Calgary Food Bank Media Guru, Shawna Ogston.

More and More employers are looking for their employees to be back in the office by September. But how is that going to look? And what can both employers and employees expect from each other? We'll find out from Janet Candido , the Founder and Principal Consultant of Candido Consulting Group.

One of the Doctors involved in the testing of a possible "treatment" for Covid-19 talks about how it works and how it can help those recover faster and safely from the disease.

Do you wear sunglasses to protect your eyes from the harsh summer sun? How about at other times of year? Calgary Ophthalmologist, Bryce Ford, checks in to talk about how important it is to protect your eyes not just in the summer, but year round.

 And the CFL Season kicks off Thursday night, with the Calgary Stampeders getting back into action Saturday, when thy host the Toronto Argonauts. We're joined by Alex Snell, the Calgary Stampeders Senior Director of Business Operations, who tells us what to expect

Welcome to the Mornings with Sue & Andy Podcast for Wednesday August 4.

Alberta has a new Senator after the Prime Minister appointed former Banff Mayor Karen Sorenson to the post last week. Current Alberta Senator Doug Black shares his thoughts on the new Senator and the PM’s move.

Every Wednesday we check in with Doctor Craig Jenne, Associate Professor, Department of Microbiology Immunology and Infectious Diseases at the University of Calgary, and once again today, we rounded up your questions for another edition of “Ask the Doctor”!

Voters in the Treaty Eight region of Northern Alberta recently to re-elect Grand Chief Arthur Noskey. We talked to the Grand Chief about his plans for the region, including problems facing his people and issues around residential schools.

And if you've travelled along a stretch of 16th Avenue in the NE, you've probably noticed things look a little different. We talk to one of the scientists involved with a buzz-worthy pilot project!