This Friday marks the final episode EVER of the Mid-Day Memo. It doesn’t have to be sad, though! Our final show will be one to go out with a bang and it will be live this Friday at noon, as usual. We’ve got a great show lined up that will include a segment from Tape
Can you believe our time together is almost over? I can’t! It’s official though, this Friday is the Mid-day Memo’s second-last show… ever. It will be a sad, but exciting day because next week we will be releasing our podcast “Leave The Light On.” It’s a podcast we’ve been working on for the last few
This week on the Mid-day Memo, we’ll be hearing about a ton of cool stuff, from sexy and exciting parking projects to the life-changing gays over at Netflix’s Queer Eye! We’ll also hear from our live-on-location reporter Kayla Buehler about the Winnipeg Humane Society’s 1001 Donations Telethon. The telethon runs this Saturday from 11 a.m.
Last week we had a little break from the show, but rest assured our Mid-day Memo tomorrow is jam-packed! This week’s Live of Location reporter Adian Cloet will be sitting in at Winnipeg’s newest taproom, Sookram’s Brewing Company. The brewery offers modern craft beer in a more family-friendly environment. If you are a big craft
The Mid-day Memo is back this week from a brief hiatus and the team is refreshed and prepping for a jam-packed show! An iconic Winnipeg theatre has secured new ownership this week. The Pantages Playhouse Theatre in the Exchange District has been up for sale since the summer. The city sent out a call for
Happy Feb. 14! We hope everyone is enjoying their Valentine’s Day – but if not, you might be in the same boat as our very own Jonathan Wade, who’s joining us on the Mid-day Memo this week with a rant about the big business behind the consumer-centric day of romance. What do you think: is
We have a great episode of the Mid-day Memo lined up for you this Friday. Our host Jeremy Morantz will be talking to Maxim Berent, owner of BerMax Caffé + Bistro about anti-semitic vandalism that targeted his storefront this past week. Hate crimes increased by 47 per cent in 2017 and continue to rise, according
Tomorrow is the third episode of the Mid-day Memo, and boy do we have the news for you! We’ll be talking about some important issues like Niigaan Sinclair’s recent segment on CBC Radio where he spoke to Rosanna Deerchild about integrating indigenous content into Canada’s education system. According to Sinclair, the education system has come
In-the-field correspondent Kelsey Marcotte is at The Forks to tell us about the Pavillon Sub Zero amphitheatre, specifically Norwegian artist and multi-instrumentalist Terje Isungset’s performance there Saturday evening. Cassidy Dankochik fills us in on the UN’s Year of Indigenous Languages, while entertainment reporter Graeme Houssin’s chats with Jeremy Haywood-Smith of Winnipeg’s JayWood about Saturday’s performance
Tomorrow’s the big day – the second episode of the greatest ever radio show, the Mid-day Memo! We’ve got a show full of language and music this week: Our in-the-field correspondent Kelsey Marcotte will be at The Forks to tell us about the Pavillon Sub Zero amphitheatre, specifically Norwegian artist and multi-instrumentalist Terje Isungset’s performance