Wheeler & Tyler

In this episode of the podcast, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr look ahead to a massive summer weekend in Winnipeg, starting with the iconic Hi Neighbour Festival kicking off in Transcona. The guys dive into the history of small-town festivals and the legendary neighborhood mascot himself, Hi Neighbour Sam. But it's not all community parades and small-town charm. The newsroom is packed with heavy hitters today, including severe weather alerts following three confirmed tornadoes touching down in Manitoba, a look into why the City of Winnipeg can't legally regulate e-scooters on its own yet, and Donald Trump's wild claim that Canada is tracking to become the 51st state. On the sports desk, the guys recap an electric Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals in Raleigh, where former Winnipeg Jet Nikolaj Ehlers put on a show. Plus, they check in on the rainy Winnipeg Goldeyes homestand, look ahead to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' highly anticipated season opener this Friday in Calgary, and preview the NBA Finals tip-off tonight.

In this episode of the podcast, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr pack a massive Tuesday show full of big laughs, local updates, and plenty of "Wait, What?" moments. The headlines are rolling as Tyler recaps his quick trek to Regina, Saskatchewan, to watch his sister take the stage for an official Ted Talk—leading to a hilarious deep dive into what it's really like to sit through a weekend of intellectual inspiration.

Plus, the guys break down the latest news shaking up Manitoba, from Tesla threatening to sue the provincial government over EV rebates to a massive milestone for the annual Motorcycle Ride for Dad. They also check in on a brand-new $535,000 splash pad heading to South Winnipeg, chat with Kris Barnier from Restaurants Canada, and preview the highly anticipated kickoff of the Stanley Cup Finals tonight. Packed with concert ticket giveaways, music news on Charli XCX's latest album drop, and classic radio banter, it's a fast-paced ride you won't want to miss.

In the final episode of the week—aptly titled Standby for Winnipeg—Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr gear up for a massive Friday in the city. The episode title hits close to home as the guys break down Tyler's looming weekend stress: he's flying standby to Regina, and the clock is ticking. Meanwhile, the guys look to the skies to unpack the latest cosmic chaos involving a wild Blue Origin explosion.

Back on solid ground, it's game day for your Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Princess Auto Stadium as they prep for their final exhibition matchup against the B.C. Lions, and the guys dive into coach Mike O'Shea's high-stakes roster cuts. They also drop a highly anticipated new food video, review Austin Powers in Goldmember, and unpack some rare good news: a notable 8.8% drop in Winnipeg's violent crime rates. Plus, they tackle the absolute absurdity of Manitoba's notoriously awful Highway 34 winning "worst road" for the second year running, Meta's new paid subscription features, and a viral Florida influencer whose phone ticket was tossed because she doesn't have a right hand. From a deep dive into Tyler's mysterious "backroom" to Drake music news, this episode is the perfect weekend kick-off.

In this scorching episode of The Wheeler and Tyler Podcast—under the banner of their latest listener warning, Christmas in a Heat Wave?!?—Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr tackle a bizarre seasonal crossover. The guys try to figure out why on earth Mitch is pushing Christmas content in the middle of a massive global heat wave, including right here in Winnipeg.

The guys also revisit the infamous Headingley preschool playground heist, digging into the absolute worst excuses the thieves could possibly use for stealing a whole wooden structure. The guys react to the wild viral story of a Florida man using his mom's SUV and a chainsaw to pull off a $25,000 Pokémon card heist. From a controversial Manitoba school powwow to Disney's secret first-draft plans to completely cut Woody from Toy Story 5, this episode is packed tighter than a hot mid-summer stocking.

In this astronomical episode of The Wheeler and Tyler Podcast—featuring their brand-new subtitle, Fly Me To The Moon—Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr look skyward to debate the massive announcement of a new Moon Base. The guys try to figure out what humanity should actually name the first lunar city before diving back down to earth with a chaotic local lineup.

Manitoba MLA Obby Khan joins the studio, the guys finally reveal their highly anticipated tattoo decisions, and they throw it back with a retro review of Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me. Plus, the newsfeed is stacked: Premier Wab Kinew goes viral over his response to Alberta, 7-Eleven continues its Winnipeg shuffle with two more local closures, and the guys break down the terrifying news of skyrocketing violence in Manitoba schools. From a creepy "Backrooms" tape debate to Vegas sweeping the Avs out of the playoffs, this episode is out of this world.

In this monumental episode of The Wheeler and Tyler Podcast—Dave Wheeler stops the presses to recap his legendary, real-life hole-in-one from yesterday's round of golf. Once Tyler Carr stops rolling his eyes, the guys dive into a packed Tuesday lineup, covering a bizarre heist in Headingley where thieves literally stole a preschool's entire wooden playground structure, and France's controversial new ban on nicotine pouches. Tyler makes a decision on his new tattoo, Dave rants about the government and the guys also break down the latest news on Ronda Rousey's upcoming Netflix fight, Miley Cyrus pop culture updates, and a major shift for PewDiePie as he pulls the plug on his family vlogs. From a runaway WestJet layover debate to Winnipeg's splash pads officially opening for the season, this episode hits the green and sinks it on the first shot.

In this episode of The Wheeler and Tyler Podcast—under their unmistakable banner, His Body, Your Choice— as Tyler is trying to decide where to put his new tattoo with some peer pressure attached. Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr kick off the week with a chaotic mix of local news, pop culture deep dives, and classic radio banter. The guys debate the ultimate camping essentials (and whether "glamping" is a superior lifestyle), review The Mandalorian & Grogu, and try to decipher the bizarre concept of "bird autism." Tyler tries his hand at being a "Track Star" naming tracks from artists.

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.

In this episode of The Wheeler and Tyler Podcast, Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr break down a chaotic Thursday packed with massive pop culture drops, local legal battles, and a heavy dose of reality TV blunders. The guys dive into the aftermath of the Survivor 50 finale, where Jeff Probst managed to spoil his own show's fire-making challenge before it even hit the screen. Closer to home, Manitoba is officially asking residents if it's time to ditch the daylight saving time changes forever, while Winnipeg's mayor steps up to defend the province's controversial 72-hour intoxication detention law.

Plus, the duo tackles a bizarre airport drug bust involving some very unexpected cargo, Google's latest massive shift toward prioritizing AI search results over human-written articles, and a massive free Canada Day celebration announcement for Winnipeg featuring Down With Webster. From sports highlights—including Montreal's big PWHL Walter Cup victory and Brett Howden's clutch game-winner for Vegas—to standard radio clichés and the final curtain call for The Boys, this episode covers it all.

In this heartwarming yet characteristically chaotic episode of The Wheeler and Tyler Podcast, hosts Dave Wheeler and Tyler Carr present "Blessings"—a special show dedicated to Tyler's grandmother and her wonderful gesture of crafting handmade flower bouquets for the listeners. But it's not all sweet aromas in the studio; Dave opens up with a public apology after majorly screwing up, while Candace Rae calls in to handle a literal house mouse emergency. The guys also dive into Winnipeg's spiking inflation rates, a bizarre new SPAM hot dog, some tough-love financial advice for Gen Z, and a massive $46 million lottery win right here in Manitoba. Plus, a look at the soaring PlayStation Plus price hikes, and a full update on the Stanley Cup Conference Finals, the PWHL playoffs, and the Goldeyes' tough home opener.