Wheeler & Tyler

In this episode, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr tackle a monumental shift in Canadian broadcasting history: Rogers Sportsnet has officially ended its partnership with the CBC, leaving the future of Saturday night hockey on public television up in the air. The guys break down what this means for your cable package, your streaming apps, and the iconic Hockey Night in Canada brand.

Beyond the rink, the boys dive into a wild day at the FIFA World Cup, featuring a Leo Messi hat-trick for Argentina, and look ahead to next week's NHL Draft with Cypress River's own Carsen Carels ranked third overall. Plus, they look at a sudden drop in Winnipeg gas prices, discuss a terrifying AI voice-cloning scam targeting parents in Ontario, and cover Tom Holland's surprise wedding confirmation. From high-pitched noise devices in the Exchange District to Taylor Swift's late-night studio lock-in, it's a packed show covering the biggest headlines in sports, pop culture, and local news.

In this episode, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr take a nostalgic detour down memory lane, revisiting classic viral videos from 15 years ago and looking back at the early, old-school days of Social Media. But it's not all throwback vibes—the reality of the modern housing market hits hard with a look at standard home insurance policies leaving many local homeowners completely unprotected from overland flooding.

The guys also dive into the latest local headlines, including Manitoba's new $2.5-million accessible mini-cabins at St. Malo and a massive $160-million digital overhaul for provincial hospital records. Plus, they break down a wild day of draws at the FIFA World Cup, celebrate local football star Nik Demski joining the elite 500-reception club for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, and preview the upcoming U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills featuring Winnipeg's own Nick Taylor and Sudarshan Yellamaraju. From fake online shopping sites to Taylor Swift updates, it's a jam-packed show that bridges the past with the present.

In this episode, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr tackle the ultimate housing dilemma: is homeownership actually worth the hype, or is buyer's remorse settling into the market? The guys also celebrate a massive weekend in sports, breaking down the Carolina Hurricanes' Stanley Cup victory, the New York Knicks snapping a 53-year championship drought, and the Winnipeg Sea Bears keeping their hot streak alive.

Plus, they weigh in on Winnipeg Richardson International Airport claiming the crown as the best airport in Canada, discuss the skyrocketing numbers of local hail damage claims, and chat with Dan Michalchuk about the upcoming Manitoba Fallen Firefighters Foundation Charity Poker Tournament. From Olivia Rodrigo updates to a viral duck at the World Cup, it's a packed show full of big hits, local laughs, and Dad Joke showdowns.

With Dave taking the day off to cheer on his wife, Candace Rae, at her high-stakes WNBF (World Natural Bodybuilding Federation) competition, the Wheeler and Tyler podcast vault is opening up early! For today's episode, the guys are serving up their hilarious full-length interview with the legendary Canadian comedian Dave Hemstad.

Recorded fresh in the studio just before Dave's big weekend headlining run at Rumors Comedy Club, this episode is packed with non-stop laughs, behind-the-scenes comedy club stories, and Hemstad's signature sharp wit. Whether you're heading out of the city for the June long weekend or counting down the hours to the weekend, this exclusive sit-down is the perfect comic relief to power you through your Friday. Tyler will be back in the saddle next week, and Dave will return with all the updates from the WNBF stage!

Following severe Tuesday night storms across Manitoba, the guys break down the aftermath of travel chaos, including major flight delays and cancellations at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport. On the brighter side, Premier Wab Kinew and the Manitoba government are making summer more affordable with free entry into provincial parks and license-free fishing starting tomorrow! Plus, a look at the newly announced $4.3 million Manitoba Youth Job Strategy. In pop culture and entertainment, the boys cover Apple's long-awaited AI upgrades for Siri, a viral website where you can pay strangers to complete wild "bounties," and a preview of the upcoming Red River Ex—including a breakdown of wild new midway foods like deep-fried pickle Oreos and deep-fried watermelon!

Over in sports, it is officially HOME OPENER GAME DAY for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers as they host the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Princess Auto Stadium! The guys look at the stats proving the Big Blue hold the best home record in the CFL over the last eight seasons, with Brady Olivera eyeing a franchise-record 15th straight sellout. They also recap the Knicks' thrilling NBA Finals Game 4 comeback win at Madison Square Garden with Taylor Swift in attendance, preview Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Finals tonight in Raleigh, look ahead to the Sea Bears' Friday matchup, check in on the RBC Canadian Open, and celebrate the official kickoff of the 2026 World Cup today!

What a storm! Wheeler and Tyler break down the damage from last nights storm that ripped through the province on today's show. If you're looing to make an Autopac claim, make sure you do it online. Elsewhere in the show;Tyler has an early version of Game Scoop with Nintendo dropping their latest 'Direct' yesterday. Dave has the Stanley Cup Finals breakdown from Game 4 and more Dad Jokes coming at you on the Loud Line. Dave runs Tyler through some linguistics from celebrities and their native speaking tongues, Tyler teases his Sassy Summer Sundae and your cell phone bill is changing this Friday.

Tyler is officially back in the studio, and the boys are hitting the ground running on a jam-packed episode titled "Tyler's Back to Back."

In local news, a state of emergency has been declared in Manitoba's Swan Valley area following intense rainfall and severe flooding. On a brighter note, the Winnipeg Sea Bears brought a massive pop-up court to Polo Park to give local fans an unforgettable weekend encounter. Dave and Tyler also look at two creative Grade 12 students whose "Oh Deer, Watch Out!" safety signs are catching the eye of Winnipeg's mayor. Internationally, pop culture takes center stage as Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater split after three years, Nintendo gets ready for a massive Nintendo Direct, and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie officially becomes the first film of 2026 to cross the $1 billion milestone. The LEGO heist also makes its way onto the show.

Over in sports, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are just two days away from their highly anticipated home opener at Princess Auto Stadium against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. The guys also break down San Antonio's thrilling Game 3 victory over the Knicks in the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden, look ahead to Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals tonight in Las Vegas, preview the Sea Bears' Friday matchup against the Calgary Surge, and gear up for the massive 48-country World Cup kicking off this week in North America!

With Tyler taking the day off, Dave Wheeler flies solo for this jam-packed episode, opening up the archives vault to bring you a treasure trove of classic content. Titled "Hi/Pride Extension," the show celebrates a massive weekend in Winnipeg that kicked off both Pride Month and the Transcona Hi Neighbour Festival.

In the news, Dave covers a beautiful weekend of community celebrations, including the flag-raising ceremony that launched Filipino Heritage Month in Winnipeg—a city that proudly holds the highest concentration of Filipino residents in Canada. Plus, a look at Mark Carney and the Canadian government's $2 billion AI investment, and a heads-up for Winnipeg residents as caterpillar spraying season officially gets underway.

In this episode of the podcast, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr help kick off an incredibly massive summer weekend in Winnipeg, starting with the launch of Pride Month.

They also break down Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew's decision to shut down plans for a massive AI data center near Winnipeg, alongside the provincial government's new $802,000 mobile paramedic pilot program designed to address toxic drug overdoses downtown—a plan heavily questioned by the mayor and the paramedics' union due to ongoing citywide staffing shortages. Plus, they look at the incoming GST top-up payments hitting bank accounts today, the arrival of Lumi the rescued lynx at the Assiniboine Park Zoo, and country star Morgan Wallen flipping a piano in viral frustration.

The guys celebrate a heavy Manitoba connection in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals, where Oakbank's Brett Howden, Winnipeg's Mark Stone, and Winnipeg's Seth Jarvis combined for an unforgettable thriller to tie the series 1-1 heading to Vegas. Plus, it's officially GAME DAY for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers as they kick off the CFL regular season tonight in Calgary against the Stampeders!

In this episode of the podcast, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr dial up the nostalgia with a nod to the legendary Sega Genesis Mortal Kombat blood code: A-B-A-C-A-B-B. The guys throw it open to the listener lines to tackle a massive local question: who exactly should step up as Winnipeg's next mayor?

Over in the newsroom, the team dives into the unfolding backlash surrounding Pride Winnipeg's decision to ban military personnel from marching in uniform this weekend, plus a major Corydon Avenue renewal project, a look at Devonshire Park's upcoming school expansion, and the surprise GST top-up landing in bank accounts tomorrow. They also laugh through the bizarre marketing stunts of Scary Movie 6 and track Meta's latest AI security blunder.