Kevin welcomes Nadia Thompson, Chairperson of Black History Manitoba, to discuss an upcoming benefit concert for the Spanish Church of God. The church was devastated by a fire in August and is currently using a temporary location. The concert aims to raise funds for the church's fire relief fund and help them rebuild their sanctuary. Nadia provides details about the concert, including the date, time, and location, and encourages listeners to attend or donate to the cause.

In this week's farm report Harry Siemans talks about the premier's agriculture mandate letter, which emphasizes the vital role of the agricultural sector in Manitoba's economy. The minister is tasked with supporting innovation, research, and job creation in agriculture. Meanwhile, a recent awards banquet honored top pig producers, showcasing the success of the industry. Additionally, feed prices for hog production have decreased, contributing to a positive outlook for the sector. Lastly, the process of turning vegetables and grain into bacon demonstrates the impressive transformation in pig feed.

In this episode, Kevin Burgin and IT expert Derek Feschuk discuss the crucial role of antivirus software and wifi router security in protecting your data. Derek highlights the importance of antivirus software for safeguarding online activity and preventing unauthorized access. Additionally, he explores the risks of using public WiFi networks and provides tips on how to mitigate those risks. Lastly, he touches upon key features to consider when purchasing a wifi router for your home or business network, including built-in antivirus software and mesh networks.

Discover the joys of winter running with Junel Malapad from City Park Runners. Learn how to stay active and motivated during the colder months, and find out about the essential gear needed for a comfortable run. Junel shares his expert insights and offers tips for staying warm and safe while running in winter.

Get ready to jazz up your Saturday afternoons at Silver Heights Restaurant, a Winnipeg staple that has been serving up mouthwatering ribs for an impressive 66 years. Alongside their finger-licking ribs, they also offer a delightful jazz performance every Saturday, featuring renowned musicians from all over the world. Tony Siwicki, the owner, reveals the secret behind their successful jazz events and shares exciting details about the upcoming performances.

Experience the transformative effects of osteopathic therapy with Dr. Bal Thind as he combines the best of chiropractic, physiotherapy, and massage to provide a gentle, full-body treatment. Learn how osteopathy can address musculoskeletal issues, improve posture, and alleviate stress for a higher quality of life.

Join us as we dive into the enchanting world of Cirque Musica Holiday Wonderland Show. Discover how this magical production comes together, from the business and creative planning to the selection of extraordinary performers. With a unique Cirque twist on classic holiday hits and jaw-dropping acts from all over the world, Cirque Musica Holiday Wonderland Show creates an unforgettable experience that brings joy to families and fosters treasured memories.

Discover how a former nanoengineer Abbas Wahab found his way into the world of comedy and overcame early failures to become a successful comedian. Hear about his unconventional path, the challenge of explaining his career choice to his immigrant parents, and the importance of perseverance in the comedy industry.

This episode delves into the journey of Ashwyn Singh, an South Asian-Canadian comedian, and explores various aspects of his comedy career. It highlights his ability to balance humor and sensitivity, adapt to different audiences, and find the universal nature of comedy.

The 2002 horror film, "The Nature of Nicholas," has gained a strong following over time, especially within the 2SLGBTQ+ community. With great storytelling and atmospheric visuals, this slow burn film is worth restoring and putting back in theaters. Listeners can attend the one-night event screening in Winnipeg and support local filmmakers, with a percentage of ticket sales going towards the Ourtoba Film Network.