Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Tuesday, July 13.

It's been a very hot an dry summer and it's having an impact it is having on grain farmers and livestock producers. Brad Dubeau, is the  GM of the “Alberta Beef Producers,” and he says the heat means challenging times for cattle producers.

Some new camping spots are opening soon in Kananaskis Country. But unless you’re walking or riding a bike, they’re not for you! We get details on these unique new sites from a K-Country Advocate.

If you're looking to keep the family entertained this summer, there's a new "hot spot" to go in Alberta's badlands. Dustin Edwards, a Cowboy turned entrepreneur has opened “Barney’s Adventure Park," the newest attraction now open in Drumheller.

What are the hottest food trends in the city? You can find out in the latest edition of  “Savour Calgary Magazine”. Editor Camie Leard, says the biggest new food trend in the city are mouthwatering fried chicken sandwiches!

And if you're looking to “UP” your BBQ game this summer, The Gadget Guy, Mike Yawney has the latest “tech trends” to help take your barbecue skills to the next level.

Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Monday, July 12.

There are "ever present" safety concerns when it comes to Cybershopping. How do you keep yourself safe? Meaghan Wilkinson, Senior Director of Sales and Marketing for Hisense Canada has some tips to keep you safe.

There's growing tension between "naturalists" and users of “off highway vehicles” in Southern Alberta. A Conservation Specialist from the Alberta Wilderness Association discusses her concerns surrounding the environmental impact of ATV usage in the Castle Mountain area.

We all like to enjoy a great bottle of wine at our favourite restaurants, but have you ever stopped to think about the price mark-up of that bottle, compared to the liquor store? A Professor of Economics says those numbers are quite sobering.

Todd Payette used physical fitness to tackle his demons. On our weekly edition of “Motivational Monday” Payette tells his personal story of hitting rock-bottom, to finding his way on to the stage of the “Mr. Universe” competition.

Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Friday, July 9.

After a two year hiatus the Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth is back. While this year’s edition of The Calgary Stampede may look a little different, the Parade made its return, and our Dave McIvor was live at Stampede Park to set the scene for us.

The night before Parade Day is always “Sneak-a-Peek” at the Stampede midway. Hanna McLean from “The Daily Hive” has a review of "Sneak-A-Peek."

One “can’t miss” tradition during Stampede for the past 60 years, has been the Chinook Centre Pancake Breakfast. That tradition continues, but with a "twist" this year. We get Paige O’Neill, the General Manager of CF Chinook Centre has the details.

And, there’s a shortage of blood and blood products in Calgary and Alberta this summer. We speak with Canadian Blood Services to find out what’s behind the increased need, and what you can do, to help.

Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Thursday, July 8.

We have details on a new study focusing on the serious impacts the pandemic has had on Calgarians living in poverty. We discuss the research with the Executive Director of “Vibrant Communities Calgary”.

A new report on climate change says disasters like the fire that destroyed Lytton, BC last week are going to become more frequent in the coming years. There's a new report authored by Kelly Vodden, Professor (Research), Environmental Studies, Grenfell Campus and Department of Geography, St. John’s Campus Memorial University.

From Uganda to Ethiopia, to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro. We hear the personal story of Myriam Huser, a Canadian bush pilot who just penned her first book titled “They Call Me Sky Hunter”.

And It’s an "eye popping" way to spread the Stampede Spirit. We speak with Brad Dezotell, President of “Fireworks Spectaculars” to get details on Friday night’s Four-City fireworks show that will light up Calgary, Edmonton, Red Deer and Lethbridge.

Welcome to the "Mornings" With Sue & Andy Podcast for Wednesday, July 7.

Wednesday mean's it's time for our regular segment, “Ask the Doctor," focusing on COVID-19 questions sent in by listeners like you. We’re joined by Dr. Craig Jenne, Infectious Disease Specialist with the University of Calgary.

City assessors are hard at work checking the value of over a half-million homes in the city. What exactly are they looking at? And what does this mean to the average home owner?

The 2021 edition of the Calgary Stampede kicks off Friday. But, what would Stampede be without free pancake breakfasts? There's a very special breakfast being held at the Westin Hotel Friday morning, which will give you your fill of pancakes, and a chance to help Calgary kids at the same time.

Obesity and diseases related to it, like diabetes are on the rise in Canada. We speak with a University of Alberta researcher who has come up with a way to help. But the road to "better health" comes in an “unconventional” package.