The NWT's best morning conversation with Wheeler, Ollie, Lekter, and special guests. Get the full show live each weekday, 7-9am.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup tournament starts today. Protest efforts are already being tested, as here we are talking about it. And the longer the tournament goes, the harder it's going to be for Wheeler to stick to his guns.

Four friends have set out on a canoe trip of a lifetime. Something that Wheeler thought about doing many years ago, but much to everyone's surprise, never did.

Wheeler, Lekter and Mooresy discuss the trials and tribulations of getting old and falling down. Literally and metaphorically.

Tyler WhiteKeyes came by studio 1 to chat about Jams, Glam, and Gams! Let's raise some money for our dear friend Robin.

Who is going to win this year's Main Stage Showdown?! With all our head-banging, we can't tell.

Rent is bound to go up for some people, but if the percentage is THAT big, there's going to be some protests..

The Twin Falls Park Trail has been experiencing riverbed erosion that has made the trail infrastructure usafe for use, and closed to the public. Just for the record, in no uncertain terms, Mornings at the Cabin recommends obeying all warnings and signage.

Punk rock legend, Smelly (Erik Sandin) of NOFX joined the show this morning to talk about the band's documentary film, their legacy (not the word he would use) and this week's screening at the Underground!

Wheeler has a boat. Sort of. AND he knows how to use it. Well, mostly.

Cabin Radio ain't the be-all, end-all. We've heard it many times. But it's been a while since we've heard it from an MLA...

Did we jinx the Montreal Canadiens by not getting to Eli's message until the morning after Game 4? Possibly.

Yup, it's about Pizza. And when we eventually, one day, make Pizza Week happen, it looks like we may have another participant!

Fancy Timbits, sprinkles, two donut places inside Center Square Mall...does...does Yellowknife need a DONUT WEEK?!

A rumour has been going around town that someone at the Cabin is 2.5 (or possibly 25??) MILLION dollars richer...not sure how that got started.

Folk on the Rocks unveiled Wave 3 of this year's artist lineup last Friday...but TODAY...we get the announcement we've all been waiting for.

Walter Cup champs AND the first Canadian PWHL winners? Montreal Victoire said “girls” to Beyoncé's question and never looked back.

Concerned fan, Ryan, blew the lid off the newest Cabin Radio revenue scheme that, for obvious reasons, we've been trying to keep on the down-low...until now.

Your word of the morning - a condition (in Canada) caused by NHL clubs building up the hopes of their respective nervous fan base.

The title of this episode might make you think that the Headstones are coming to Folk on the Rocks...and just in case you haven't read the Wave 3 lineup story at cabinradio.ca...we'll say no more

Whoops, that's a typo. Now that we've got that fixed, let's get to work on cleaning up this city!

Dear Upper Mall Rats: For your consideration, the title of your debut album

It's Miriam's 1-year Cabin-versary! Which means nearly a full year of no British accents on your morning newscasts.

Mother's Day Weekend + Trade Show (Cabin Outhouse) = *whispering* Fun

The downtown Yellowknife summer food truck scene ain't quite what it used to be. Nevertheless, it's lottery time!

You can put it in a comic. You can write it in an article. You can make it a podcast title! But can you say it on the radio? Technically, we're still not sure.

Alison McCreesh has captured the innocence of childhood and the absurdity of parenthood in one wonderful new book. Enter to win your copy of, "The Short Years" - deadline is April 7, 8PM MST.

May the fourth be with you. And may God have mercy on us all.

For the first time in 3 years, Edmonton Oilers fans won't have to wait until mid-June to be disappointed by their team.

'Rezervations For Two', the first-ever Indigenous dating reality show, debuts on APTN June 15th. Casting for Season 2 in Toronto is underway. How long before sparks fly in the North??

The City of Yellowknife has put out a survey for residents input on how several City facilities are used, and how they ought to be used moving forward...that is, assuming you are aware of said facilities.

Millennials in Canada are having a full-circle moment, as former MuchMusic VJ, Avi Lewis, has just become the new leader of the NDP.

What do you do when it's come to your attention that you may look like a creep by going to see the new Mario movie in a children's theater? Well, of course, you instead go and catch a nice, wholesome, feel-good flick about *checks notes* Michael Jackson?!

The Dettah ice road is set to close today, so AJ goes out for one last ride. And Amber Henry joins the show to talk about the upcoming 21st annual Northwords NWT Writers Festival!

You likely look at the weather forecast every day. But have you ever looked at Cabin Radio's weather page? I mean, have you ever REALLY looked at it?

Bloomin' Sally's online used book store is set to launch next month! So now you've got even less of an excuse not to spank a new (or used) (or, if you will, "PRE-LOVED") book or two!

The Alberta Government has indicated that it intends to do away with the daylight savings bi-annual time change. Without hesitation (or chill) the NWT Government is ALL-IN.

The Gold Range is offering "Two-Steppin'" classes. You might think you already know how to two-step. But do you know how to do the GOLD RANGE two-step?!

Yellowknife Books is reducing it's hours. Why? Because, collectively, we're not spanking enough books. Let's fix that.

Jeremy Flatt wants proportional representation in government. We want the Fat Fox back. We both want it NOW.

The Snowking Cup mystery has been solved. It was broken. Then attempted to be repaired. Then broken again. Then hidden in shame. But now it's back! So who broke it? We don't know. But we have some irresponsible guesses.

An application to develop a special care residence on Yellowknife's Calder Crescent has been withdrawn. The reasons for which are somewhat vague, but point toward financial barriers, and, perhaps, a little "special caring" from neighbours.

After back-to-back successful Adult Rec hockey weekend tournaments in Yellowknife, Lekter gives shout-outs...and Wheeler shouts.

Car bumper and window stickers are a glimpse into the soul. Sometimes it's an aggressive, unnerving glimpse. It can also be one that stirs up feelings you didn't know you had inside.

Mornings at the Cabin always goes on, but tragically, the sickness epidemic in the office goes on as well..

A new rideshare company has announced it's intention to...well, basically invade the Yellowknife market.