Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Tuesday, July 20.

Rural Crime is picking up again in Alberta. Alberta Justice Minister, Kaycee Madu is on the road for the next couple of weeks on a new province-wide Town Hall series focusing on the issue.

There's a new pilot-program teaching Entrepreneurial skills to University Students. The “Experience Ventures” program is now being offered by the University of Calgary.

Cybercrime continues to be a problem and staying safe when it comes to spending time online. But are you aware of the risks involved when using “open” WI-FI in hotels, airports and coffee shops? We speak with a Cybersecurity Expert for tips on how to keep safe.

And we’ve all been "cooped up" for the better part of the last year-and-half. Are you ready to get back out into the world? We get a Refresher course" in social skills required to make the transition back to reality!

Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Monday, July 19.

Should we or shouldn’t we keep “flipping” the time in our Province from "Standard Time" to "Daylight Saving Time." We get the thoughts of a Psychology Professor and hear what he believes would be the most beneficial for all of us.

Next we look at the growing issue of online Child Exploitation in Canada. We hear details of a new Federal Government Public Awareness Campaign, aimed at combating this serious topic.

Dr. Ted Jablonski, our “on-call family physician” joins us for his weekly chat. Dr. J brings us details on exciting new research that shows a steady decline in Dementia cases. We find out why.

And in this week’s installment of “Motivational Monday” we meet Alvin Law. We hear Alvin’s incredible, personal story of being a “Thalidomide Baby," and how he now uses his life experience to help others, as a Motivational Speaker.

Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Friday, July 16.

As we head into the final weekend of “Stampede 2021”, we ask Mayor Naheed Nenshi his thoughts on whether or not he considers this "smaller scale" version of “The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth” a success.

Global News Washington Bureau Chief, Jackson Proskow has details on rising COVID-19 cases down South, which has forced Los Angeles County to now re-instate a Mask Mandate.

We’ve heard countless tales on the impact the Pandemic has had on charity and non-profit organizations across the country. But now some good news for one of those organizations. “Diabetes Canada” is ramping up its donation campaign, and the President and CEO of National Diabetes Trust, Sean Shannon says just how important the donations are for their annual fundraising.

And  the Stampede is over 100 years old, but for the first time in the history of the event the nightly “Grandstand Show is being directed by a woman. We meet the new woman in charge, Angela Benson.

Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Thursday, July 15.

Beyond the rodeo, midway and corndogs politics is dominating affairs at this years Calgary Stampede. 770 CHQR City Hall Reporter, Adam Toy sheds light on the opportunities "The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth" offers up to Politicians. And this year’s edition is no different, with a civic election just a few months away.

Early this month the Calgary Zoo announced the return of Polar Bears for the first time in over 20 years. But this time out the purpose of the bear exhibit is focused much more on conservation. We discuss with a Professor of Biological Sciences.

It's the new "sport" of Billionaires. We discuss the "Space race" between Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson, and whether it’s being done for "science" and the furthering of space exploration or simply as an "ego boost" for some of the world’s wealthiest entrepreneurs.

Working from home during the pandemic has many of us thinking about where our homes should be. We speak with Realtor Justin Havre on a new trend emerging, the real estate "boom" in Calgary’s Bedroom Communities.

Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Wednesday, July 14.

Talk of a fall election is increasing across the country. Recent polls show the Conservatives trailing the Liberals. What does the Party need to do to turn things around, and could we see a change in leadership in the not-too-distant future? MRU Political Scientist Lori Williams shares her thoughts.

Do you "stream" movies and sporting events on your computer? You might want to do some research on your "go to" websites for streaming. A Cybersecurity Expert says there is some "clear and present danger" when it comes to streaming on third party platforms.

“Ask The Doctor” with Dr. Craig Jenne, Infectious Disease Specialist from the University of Calgary is back. Dr. Jenne answers COVID-19 questions, as sent in by you, the listener.

There's a new approach to banking, specifically for Canada’s Indigenous People. The new “OneFeather” bank card is growing in popularity as it expands access to financial institutions for First Nations members, with some culturally relevant features.