On this episode of the Wheeler and Tyler Podcast, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr tackle the ultimate budget life hack: "Dollarstore Pregnancy". Dave shares his mind-blowing discovery that dollar stores sell pregnancy tests—and that they are actually highly popular items! Meanwhile, Tyler laments a changing local retail landscape as he reacts to the closing of the Regent Toys "R" Us location.

The morning show covers a ton of ground, looking at the Winnipeg Police Service's new online survey regarding body-worn cameras, WestJet flight attendants voting for a potential summer strike mandate, and Mayor Scott Gillingham's last-minute push to save Winnipeg's 2026 tree-planting budget. In sports, the guys break down Argentina's dramatic 2–1 World Cup semifinal victory over England, setting up a massive, all-Latino grand finale against Spain this Sunday. Plus, they celebrate the Winnipeg Sea Bears' big 96–83 road win over the Saskatchewan Rattlers, preview the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, and fire off another shot at the $15,000 Birthday Call cash!

On this special edition of the Wheeler and Tyler Podcast, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr team up for "Camp Day," highlighting the annual Tim Hortons initiative raising funds to send kids to camp. Dave checks in on a Stranger Things theory that has the internet buzzing. The local stack is loaded today as the guys react to the massive RCMP weapons raid on former Manitoba MP Inky Mark's home in Dauphin, a Winnipeg family getting burned by a fake, AI-generated Airbnb listing in Toronto, and Skip's newly revealed data on Winnipeg's absolute favorite ice cream and milkshake flavors. In sports, hometown soccer legend and Olympic gold medalist Desiree Scott is on the show to discuss Winnipeg officially landing a professional women's soccer team in the Northern Super League for 2027. Plus, they break down Spain's World Cup semifinal masterclass over France, the American League's All-Star game shutout, and drop another $15,000 Birthday Call winner!

On this episode of the Wheeler and Tyler Podcast, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr explore the weird, wild, and incredibly stiff world of "Taxidermy", the guys take a deep dive into the fascinating art of preserving animals and the eccentric culture surrounding it. Prompted by their recent review of the breakout horror hit Obsession—and its star Inde Navarrette's unexpected real-life gaming habits.

The rest of the morning is packed with non-stop local and global banter. Dave and Tyler discuss the newly reopened, historic Playland arcade in Winnipeg Beach, the University of Winnipeg's controversial 4% tuition hike, and Tim Hortons' bizarre new partnership with Crocs. Over in sports, they recap St. Louis Cardinals star Jordan Walker's dramatic Home Run Derby victory in Seattle, look ahead to today's massive Spain vs. France World Cup semi-final in Dallas, and check in on Connor McGregor's post-UFC 329 knee surgery. Plus, they drop an exciting Serving Sundays podcast update with some brand new flavors, hand out Lakeside Live and VIP Super Spike tickets, and deliver the massive $15,000 Birthday Call cash!

In this episode of the Wheeler and Tyler Podcast, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr dive deep into the theme of "Obsession." The guys break down the gripping new movie Obsession, before pivoting to a much closer-to-home fixation: Winnipeg's fierce, collective love affair with the iconic Jeannie's Cakes.

Beyond the cravings, Dave and Tyler cover a packed Monday morning. They react to Pitbull's bizarre new bald-cap world record, Meta's sudden AI backtracking on Instagram, and the massive $10 million Walmart arson in St. Vital. Over in sports, they celebrate a thrilling Blue Bombers home victory fueled by Trey Vaval's record-breaking 129-yard touchdown return, recap Conor McGregor's disastrous 69-second knee blowout at UFC 329, and look ahead to the World Cup semi-finals. Plus, local content creator Andrian Makhnachov joins the studio in person to chat, and the guys hand out Lakeside Live tickets, celebrate Mitch's birthday, and dish out the $15,000 Birthday Call cash.

Are today's clean-living, wellness-focused "rockstars" better off, or did the old-school icons have it right? Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr take a deep dive into the evolution of fame, asking the tough question: should mental health have been a priority back in the day instead of romanticizing the ultimate crash-and-burn lifestyle? Meanwhile, things are heating up—literally. The guys break down the brutal incoming weekend heat wave threatening Winnipeg with a muggy humidex near 45, the city's latest battle against high-target mosquito zones, and the historic, first-ever total sellout of the Winnipeg Folk Festival. Plus, an update on the $10 million St. Vital Walmart arson arrest, local community heroes stepping up, and a preview of Dru Brown starting for the Blue Bombers tonight!

Grab your clubs and hit the links! It's an absolute golf takeover today as Dave breaks down the incredible action from the Adaptive Open, Tyler reveals his latest wild (and probably highly debatable) ideas on how to fix the sport of golf forever, and Canadian comedian Jarrett Campbell drops by the studio ahead of his weekend headlining run at Rumors Comedy Club to talk about his comedy golf YouTube channel. Plus, the guys dive into local headlines, including a critical reminder from the city that some Winnipeg school zones are still strictly 30 km/h even with school out for summer. They also discuss the devastating rain damage to Stonewall's Boonstra Farms strawberry crops, Meta's sneaky new anti-creeper upgrade to their Ray-Ban smart glasses, and the brewing storm surrounding FIFA's racism investigation into Argentina fans.

Everywhere you look, there's a heart! Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr are throwing it back to the golden era of television as they dive deep into the classic '90s sitcom theme songs crafted by the legendary Jesse Frederick. But the nostalgia trip takes a back seat when Dave calls out Tyler for making an absolute "dumb dumb move" during a trip to the Minions and Monsters movie last night. Plus, the guys check in on local chaos: the St. Vital Walmart sudden closure, the unprecedented cancellation of the Swan River Rodeo due to flooding, and a brewing scam targeting the Manitoba Hydro Santa Parade. From 7-Eleven franchise shakeups that could threaten Winnipeg's Slurpee Capital crown to the insane drama surrounding Leo Messi and Argentina's controversial World Cup comeback, the guys have your Wednesday completely covered.

Is physical media officially dead, or are Dave and Tyler just hoarding decades of nostalgia? With Sony dropping the bombshell that they are stopping physical disc production and a massive petition exploding out of Winnipeg's own PNP Games, the guys dig up their old newspaper articles from the last six years to read the receipts on-air. Meanwhile, the movie theater debrief turns into chaos as Tyler recaps the "weirdest movie ever" while Dave catches up on a few films of his own. Plus, the guys investigate a rumored pipeline cutting through Manitoba, a massive security guard drone-hunt in the city, and a man caught living in a national forest with 1,000 pounds of trash. Between local tax cuts on groceries and a look at Canada's global wealth ranking, it's another jam-packed day in Winnipeg radio.

In the wake of Canada's devastating World Cup exit, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr are tracking down a phone call to Morocco to officially pay up on their high-stakes tournament wager. But the soccer heartbreak is just the tip of the iceberg on today's show. Dave breaks down his aggressive, ice-cream-fueled "medical treatment" for an agonizing headache, while Tyler faces the music for sneaking off to the golf course solo. Plus, the guys dive into the ultimate pop-culture crossover: Adam Sandler officiating Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's massive Madison Square Garden wedding, the ensuing Winnipeg drama involving Kane Brown's Country Thunder snub, and Canada's bizarre new route to Eurovision. From flooding updates in Manitoba to giraffes failing at basic subtraction, Wheeler and Tyler cover it all with their signature quick wit and local charm.