The Start

Brett regales us with his harrowing tale of paddling on the high seas, Country singer Jade Mya is in studio to alk about life and music, Charlotte Penner tells us all about Blind Golf and the Western Canadian Championships happening in Transcona, and The Canadian Space Agency has named The Whiteshell as one of the top places in Canada to Stargaze.  We learn more about that from Scott Young of the Manitoba Planetarium.

Greg Mackling is joined by the great Barney Bentall who will be playing at FolkFest this weekend, Greg takes a trip to the new hockey exhibit at The Manitoba Museum, Shannah-Lee Vidal gives us some ideas to keep busy this weekend, and Actor/Comedian David Cross talks politics.  Cross will be performing a less political show at The Burton Cummings Theatre on Sunday.

Greg talks with Andrea Kwasnicki of Diabetes Canada about Manitoba claiming the title of "Slurpee Capital of The World" for a 19th consecutive year, Greg Gilhooly, who was abused by Graham James, talks about the the prospect of James and Theo Fleury sitting down face-to-face for a documentary, Barrett Miller of Fort Whyte Alive tells us what to do if confronted by a bear, and Drex, host of The Shift, joins Greg to discuss the Justin Trudeau groping scandal.

Greg takes us to Gepetto's for a round of Mini-Golf in our "You Are Here" feature, Greg & Behind-The-Glass Gerry discuss the benefits/drawbacks of being the "Slurpee Capital of The World", Do we need more dog parks in Winnipeg?, An exciting new Japanese Festival is about to hit The Peg, and "The Winnipeg Cheapskate" Jeremy Bradley is in-studio to give tips for saving on travel.

Happy Independence Day to our neighbours to the south!

Greg talks with Chief Political Correspondent for Global News, David Aikin, about a new poll about 2019 Federal Election Numbers.  We Have Coffee Talking about our favourite Manitboba Parks and other destinations.  Blue Bombers Defensive Back #8, Chris Randle, joins Greg for Breakfast with The Bombers.  Part 1 of our 4-part series "Your Are Here" focuses on "The Wavers" at Brokenhead.  Winnipeg Folk Festival Executive Director, Lynne Skromeda, is in-studio to let us know what we can expect at this year's festival which gets going on Thursday.  David Phillips, Senior Climatologist with Environment Canada, discusses our summer weather thus far and what we can expect for the rest of the season.  Amy Tung tells us about the "I Am Love Project".