Guest: Sheralee Stelter, Executive Director of Cerebral Palsy Kids & Families.

Welcome to the “Mornings with Sue & Andy” podcast for Tuesday, May 11th.

We begin with a wrap-up of this week’s episode of “The West Block”. We speak with Guest Host – and Global News Ottawa Correspondent – Abigail Bimman – about a wide-range of topics this week, including the continuing investigation into sexual misconduct in the Canadian military – and the harsh words Mayor Naheed Nenshi made surrounding COVID-19 protests happening in our Province -- which made national news headlines.

We’ve heard a lot about the after-effects of the Coronavirus – including lasting health issues months after contracting the virus. We speak with a Calgary-based Physiotherapist who is running a virtual therapy program to help those suffering from breathing issues, post-COVID.

With the vaccination rollout moving at a brisk pace in our country – what does this mean for the future of travel – in particular the price tag? We catch up with “The Travel Lady” Lesley Keyter – on the deals to be had right now… and the possibility of rising prices in the months to come.

And finally – we flip through the pages of ‘Savour Calgary Magazine’. Editor Camie Leard joins us to talk about the focus of this month’s edition: the many plant-based, tasty options offered up by Calgary restaurants.

Welcome to the “Mornings with Sue & Andy” podcast for Monday, May 10th.

We begin with a look at the ‘division’ the Pandemic has caused over the past year -- both politically, and economically. We speak with Calgary Herald Columnist Chris Nelson, about the current ‘climate’ in Alberta – and what, if anything, can be done to mend the divide.

It’s a big day for the province in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. Starting today, every Albertan 12 years – or older – is eligible for the ‘jab’. We get details on the process to sign up in this phase – from Global Calgary Reporter, Sarah Offin.

Then we bring you another installment of our weekly series “Motivational Monday”. This time, we look at the concept of ‘creating’ your own motivation. We meet speaker – and author – Nina Spencer who offers up some suggestions to “ignite” the spark from within.

And finally – today is “National Clean Up Your Room Day”. We get some tips on how to ‘declutter’ any room in your house - from Calgary-based professional organizer – Cindy Browning.

Welcome to the “Mornings with Sue & Andy” podcast for Friday, May 7th.

We begin with our weekly conversation with Mayor Naheed Nenshi. We hear the Mayor’s thoughts on the ‘state’ of COVID-19 in our city… and get his reaction to the new Provincial restrictions announced Tuesday.

The Pandemic has been hard for many, but new data shows it’s been especially tough on Mothers. We get details on a survey released this week by The Canadian Women’s Foundation.

Have more students been cheating their way through University amid the Pandemic? One ‘Academic Misconduct’ expert says yes – and it’s a problem she says we must take action against now. We learn about the $15 billion dollar industry known as “contract cheating companies”.

And finally – it’s going to be a little wet & chilly this weekend… Which means it’s the perfect time to do a little ‘streaming’. We catch up with Brett Megarry of “The Couch Potatoes” for a list of what’s on – including a unique new ‘Superhero’ series on Netflix.

Welcome to the “Mornings with Sue & Andy” podcast for Thursday, May 6th.

We begin with a look at what life might look like, post-pandemic. We speak with a Researcher in the History of Medicine and Healthcare to see if we can draw ‘parallels’ to the aftermath of the Spanish Flu, which transitioned into the prosperity of the ‘roaring twenties’.

It’s “Sexual Violence Awareness Month” – an opportunity to spread knowledge and awareness on the issue. We hear about the University of Calgary’s plan to recognize the month – with an interactive, online workshop.

Next – the “Calgary Black Film Festival” takes place later this month. The Festival will present over 40 films over a 5 day period, focused on black culture in Canada – and across the globe. We speak with Festival President – and Founder, Fabienne Colas.

And finally – It’s the ‘battle’ of very patent – getting your kids to eat ‘nutritious’ food….or any food for that matter – on a consistent basis! We get some tips for success – from Registered Dietitian – Sarah Remmer.