Welcome to the MWSA podcast for Thursday, June 3.

We begin with a look at the smokin’ hot weather we’ve been experiencing in the Calgary over the past few days. We hear how Calgarians are coping with the heat, and get some suggestions to keep cool, with Global Calgary Reporter Sarah Offin.

The COVID-19 pandemic has hit the mental health of young people hard. We talk about the signs you can look for in your kids, and the resources available to those struggling with Dr. Monique Jericho, Calgary-based child and adolescent psychiatrist.

One industry still going strong during the coronavirus crisis is the banking industry, but it appears that doesn’t matter to them with fees now being hiked by many of Canada’s big banks. We get some tips from a lending professional on how to avoid some of those nasty fees.

And finally – what do business owners need to know to make a smooth transition out of the pandemic? We speak with Public Relations specialist Ellen Parker of “Parker PR” for some suggested strategies.

Welcome to the MWSA podcast for Wednesday, June 2nd.

We begin with another edition of “Ask The Doctor” focusing on COVID-19 questions sent in by listeners. As always, we’re joined by Dr. Craig Jenne, Infectious Disease Specialist with the University of Calgary.

Next we look at the second dose rollout plan for vaccines announced by Premier Kenney. We speak with Global News Reporter Sarah Offin for details on what you need to know when it comes to booking your second shot.

Can the words we use during the Pandemic lead to unintended consequences?   We hear from a professor of psychology who says some of the terminology surrounding the Coronavirus crisis can, in fact, spark racist reactions.

And finally it’s our monthly catch up with Dr. Axel Moehrenschlager, The Calgary Zoo’s Director of Conservation & Science. This time out, “The Nature Doctor” shares with us the success story of the Fisher.

Welcome to the MWSA podcast for Monday, May 31st.

We begin with the launch of lower speed limits in residential areas. We speak with Global News Reporter Sarah Offin for details on the city’s reasoning behind the change from 50 km/H per hour down to 40 and how citizens are reacting.

Next we look at the new user fees for access to “K-Country.” We talk with Simon Harvie, General Manager at the Mount Engadine Lodge about the impact the visitor fees will have and the concerns he has about where the money is going.

It’s that time again... allergy season! We find out just how ‘strong’ of a season it is this year, with Dr. Ted Jablonski, our "on-call family physician”.

And finally, it’s another edition of “Motivational Monday”. This time out, we speak with Business Coach and Author Michele Bailey on how we can successfully find the sweet spot in “work/life” balance.

Welcome to the “Mornings with Sue & Andy” podcast for Friday, May 28th.

We begin with our weekly conversation with Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi. We get the Mayor’s thoughts on the current plan laid out by the Stampede Board for this year’s edition of “The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth” and reaction from the Mayor on the Alberta's three stage re-opening plan.

We speak with Jackson Proskow – Washington Bureau Chief for Global News. We get the latest on the vaccine rollout and news that a large number of Americans are now booking travel and summer vacations with the kick-off being this Memorial Day Weekend. 

As India continues its huge battle against COVID-19, our partners at ET Canada are stepping up to lend a hand. We speak with ET Canada host Sangita Patel about their new upcoming special “ET Canada Presents: Help India”.

And finally, Clubhouse... it’s not just a sandwich anymore, it’s the hottest new social media platform! We catch up with a social media specialist to give us a tutorial on Clubhouse and explain why people should be signing up.

Welcome to the “Mornings with Sue & Andy” podcast for Thursday, May 27th.

We begin with Premier Jason Kenney’s three stage re-opening plan announced on Wednesday. We breakdown the details of each stage – and share reaction to the announcement from you, the listeners.

Next we hear details on a new Calgary-based initiative which aims to utilize the professional skillset of immigrants to our city. We learn about the new “Foreign Trained Lawyer Program” which launches later this year at the University of Calgary.

Can we learn lessons about our finances from a TV Sitcom? We hear some interesting parallels between the hit show “Schitt’s Creek” and our personal financial well being.

And finally it’s a new show set to hit the airwaves on 770 CHQR Saturday mornings at 9 o'clock. Hosts David Wallach and Tara McCool bring us details on the business-focused program “Calgary NEXT”.