Welcome to the ‘Morning With Sue And Andy Podcast’ for Friday April 9th!

The man who spent more than seven decades walking two steps behind the Queen has died at the age of 99.  We talk to Global’s Europe Correspondent Redmond Shannon, about the life and death of Prince Phillip.

From new travel restrictions to a drop in the Covid infection rate, we head across the pond for an update on the UK’s pandemic situation – and of course a chat about the passing of Prince Phillip –  with UK broadcaster and business owner Kenni James.

Mayor Naheed Nenshi is not running in the upcoming municipal election, but he’s got some ideas about what Calgarians should be asking their candidates before casting a ballot.  The Mayor joins us for his weekly catch-up.

Brett Kissel is an Alberta born country music star, and he’s releasing a new album today. He joins us to wax poetic on the meaning of life!

And as usual on Friday’s, we set you up with ideas for what to watch this weekend, with Brett Megarry, host of The Couch Potatoes!

Welcome to the “Mornings with Sue & Andy” podcast for Thursday, April 8th.

We begin with a conversation with Alberta NDP Leader- Rachel Notley. We get details on a new Bill created by the NDP which is aimed at protecting the Eastern Slopes of the Rockies from Coal Mining.

Next we look at a unique program which taps into the ‘tech’ knowledge of young Albertans to help Seniors in the province navigate the ‘digital world’. We get details from Larry Mathieson, CEO of the Kerby Centre.

Have you considered taking on a ‘fur-ever’ friend in your home? Have you looked at the financial commitment that comes with having a pet? We break down the numbers with a Veterinarian.

And finally…If you’ve ‘paired-down’ during the Pandemic – you may now be wondering what to do with all the stuff you know longer need. Well, help is on the way….We speak with ‘Garage Sale Guru’ Robyn Braley on how to have the most successful garage sale on the block!

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

We begin with a conversation with Mayor Naheed Nenshi – following his ‘bombshell’ announcement yesterday afternoon that he will not be running in October’s Municipal Election. We ask the Mayor what factors made up his decision.

Next we look at yesterday’s Provincial announcement of increased COVID-19 restrictions. We get reaction from the Business Council of Alberta.

It’s “Green Shirt Day” in support of organ donation. We speak with Toby Boulet – the father of Humbolt Bronco Logan Boulet – who made clear his desire to be an organ donor – just before he passed away. We ask Toby Boulet about the legacy his son’s decision has made.

Next we speak with “kidney donor” Dave Kinsella. Dave was the first “living donor” inspired by Logan Boulet. We ask Dave about his inspiration – and why he thinks it’s important to share his story – and continue to raise awareness for the cause.

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

We begin with our weekly conversation with Mercedes Stephenson – Global News Ottawa Bureau Chief and host of “The West Block”. We speak with Mercedes about the troubling increase in anti-asian racism across the country – and look at the possibility of a Spring Federal election.

Next – we look at the rapid increase in COVID-19 variants – and the possibility of contracting the virus outdoors. We catch up with Physician and Researcher – Dr. Iris Gorfinkel.

Would a ‘tax credit’ influence your decision to make your summer travel plans in Alberta, instead of elsewhere? We hear about a new NDP-backed proposal that would put money back in your pocket – for planning a vacation in our province.

And finally…Do you have a tough time remembering your passwords? We get some ‘high tech’ help with “The Gadget Guy” Mike Yawney – who breaks down the many ‘password programs’ available online.