Toban Talks

We talk about nostalgic food in Winnipeg, Bryce offers a Science brief, Marc and Derek talk BISON SPORTS, and we end on a 'high note' with the 'theme song' for the Winnipeg Jets.

We talk about nos­tal­gic food in Win­nipeg, Bryce offers a Sci­ence brief, Marc and Derek talk BISON SPORTS, and we end on a ​‘high note’ with the ​‘theme song’ for the Win­nipeg Jets.

Talking science, talking summer jobs, talking video games, talking hockey.

Talk­ing sci­ence, talk­ing sum­mer jobs, talk­ing video games, talk­ing hockey.

Bryce talks about the sea-ice facility, before things heat up with a spicy debate over Lance Armstrong between Marc and Derek.

Bryce talks about the sea-ice facil­i­ty, before things heat up with a spicy debate over Lance Arm­strong between Marc and Derek.

A lengthy discussion on the Idle No More movement, Bryce talks about the Wildlife Haven, and some SPORTS CHATTER!

A lengthy dis­cus­sion on the Idle No More move­ment, Bryce talks about the Wildlife Haven, and some SPORTS CHATTER!

Part Two of the Manitoban Mixtape feature special! This show featured an edited talk with Manitoban Editor-In-Chief Ryan Harby about his article on the stories that surrounded the song Helter Skelter, and how that song by The Beatles and The Beach Boys became connected to the horrific crimes committed by the "Manson family" in the 1960s. We end the show on a festive (and much less grim) note by talking with UMFM Program Director Michael Elves about his article for the feature.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!

Part Two of the Man­i­to­ban Mix­tape fea­ture spe­cial! This show fea­tured an edit­ed talk with Man­i­to­ban Edi­tor-In-Chief Ryan Har­by about his arti­cle on the sto­ries that sur­round­ed the song Hel­ter Skel­ter, and how that song by The Bea­t­les and The Beach Boys became con­nect­ed to the hor­rif­ic crimes com­mit­ted by the ​“Man­son fam­i­ly” in the 1960s. We end the show on a fes­tive (and much less grim) note by talk­ing with UMFM Pro­gram Direc­tor Michael Elves about his arti­cle for the fea­ture. HAP­PY HOLIDAYS!