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In this episode of The Wheeler and Tyler Podcast, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr tackle a truly wild Friday lineup, anchored by a bizarre local sports emergency: a Kane County Cougars tour bus was completely torched and destroyed right outside Winnipeg's Goldeyes stadium, allegedly by a 15-year-old arsonist. The guys unpack the madness and dive straight into the subtitle of the day, "The Wheels on The Bus Are Burnt." The tech and media blunders don't stop there. The duo laughs through a massive UK radio station glitch that accidentally announced the death of King Charles, only for the station to double down on the mistake by posting a heavily criticized AI-generated apology. They also discuss a viral, hard-hitting anti-AI advertisement taking Toronto by storm, Christopher Nolan's shocking revelation that he has never used email or owned a smartphone, and a Tennessee man who just won a massive $835,000 settlement after being wrongfully jailed over internet memes.
From local updates like MPI's "Road Safety Strategy 2030" and a new RCMP mass emergency notification pilot project, to the latest sports recap—including the Montreal Canadiens stopping Carolina's win streak, Mark Scheifele's hat trick for Team Canada, and a rough night for the Goldeyes—this episode wraps up the week with pure, unadulterated Friday energy.
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In this episode of The Wheeler and Tyler Podcast, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr tackle a truly wild Friday lineup, anchored by a bizarre local sports emergency: a Kane County Cougars tour bus was completely torched and destroyed right outside Winnipeg's Goldeyes stadium, allegedly by a 15-year-old arsonist. The guys unpack the madness and dive straight into the subtitle of the day, "The Wheels on The Bus Are Burnt." The tech and media blunders don't stop there. The duo laughs through a massive UK radio station glitch that accidentally announced the death of King Charles, only for the station to double down on the mistake by posting a heavily criticized AI-generated apology. They also discuss a viral, hard-hitting anti-AI advertisement taking Toronto by storm, Christopher Nolan's shocking revelation that he has never used email or owned a smartphone, and a Tennessee man who just won a massive $835,000 settlement after being wrongfully jailed over internet memes.
From local updates like MPI's "Road Safety Strategy 2030" and a new RCMP mass emergency notification pilot project, to the latest sports recap—including the Montreal Canadiens stopping Carolina's win streak, Mark Scheifele's hat trick for Team Canada, and a rough night for the Goldeyes—this episode wraps up the week with pure, unadulterated Friday energy.

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