Podcast appearances and mentions of buck a beer

On this episode, employees at Metro Grocery stores across Toronto have gone on strike to try and improve wages in light of record profits. Host Dani Stover dives into why the negotiations fell through, what's happening at the affected Metro stores and if this will further affect high food prices. And a new beer tax has hit Ontario....and it's making the Doug Ford promise of "Buck-A-Beer" even less of a reality. Dani Stover speaks with Troy Burtch a Sr Manager with Great Lakes Brewery on how this affects local breweries, if its helpful or not....and also what the geniuses at Great Lakes have brewing.

CUPE Workers: We would like a salary that keeps up with inflation, so let's do some collective bargaining so we both are satisfied Ontario Gov't: Nah but like, if you strike tho we're gonna slap each of you with a $4K fine like fr fr CUPE Workers: Fam, that's like, 10 strike days worth of pay. We just want to make a dealio, ya feelio? Ontario Gov't: Get fkd or shut up fam no one got the TIME, wasteyute Federal Gov't (As of Nov 4th): Bruh wtf u doin lmao Everyone else: Why did we vote for the Buck-A-Beer platform :( *Ontario Workers Rights at a Glance* Support our Charity Stream on Nov 19th @ 6PM EDT/3PM PDT :) Donate here- every dollar counts!: https://tiltify.com/+trashbins/fndi-charity-stream-w-kara-mel-friends First Nations Development Institute: https://www.firstnations.org/ _________________________ E-mail us! - thegarbagebowl@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram! - @thegarbagebowlpodcast Intro/Outro: SPLEEN! - traktrain.com/a/spleen Kara: @lovealwayskara // twitch.tv/lovealwayskara Mel: @purplemelonade // twitch.tv/purplemelonade --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thegarbagebowl/message

Buck A Beer and a taste of New England ABIs Untappd badges C-Money’s Hawaii adventure Starring @killerkarpediem, @philiptam, C-Money & the tiebreaker Isa Follow us on Twitter or Instagram @allbeerinside

Alan has a packed show today, including a surprise guest - Premier Doug Ford. Alan and the Premier talk budget items including Public Health, Endangered Species, Immigration Legal Aid, and Buck-A-Beer. Also on the show are Kamil Karamali of Global News, Martin Regg Cohn of the Toronto Star, Melvyn Levitsky of University of Michigan's Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, and Global News Anchor Farah Nasser.

Bonus Review! Tim, Mike, Josh, and Matt got their hands on the mythical $1 beer promised by Ontario Premier Doug Ford. What did they think? Check out our website to read more!  

Episode 31 launches a new schedule, that's right it's LIVE TODAY on god's day! Breaking and important news like Ontario makes good on BUCK-A-BEER, then of course the SNC Lavalin Scandal, followed up by Assman finally getting his way. Panda watches THE MEG much to the delight of her friends, the Internet, and Jason Statham, the Mars rover Opportunity sends its last message to the world, and of course there's that pesky State of Emergency down south. LINKS FOUND IN THIS PODCAST Canada's Top Scandal Assman in Saskatchewan VIDEO: Mars Rover Curiosity sings happy birthday The Internet says goodbye to Opportunity rover Shark in the Dark TRAILER: The Meg Jaws, the board game Trump's State of Emergency Trump's sons big game hunters fact check TRAILER: Black Dynamite GAME TRAILER: Alien Isolation VIDEO: IKEA Ad - Sad Lamp VIDEO: IKEA Ad - Tidy Up SPECIAL THANKS TO Emre Cords for the great music!

Well... Let's see here. How to describe this episode. Matt and Rob return to the studio to bring you the single worst episode of Audio Whiplash to date. Between distractions, terrible memories and just general bafooonery, nothing goes right here. The show starts off with some talk of a celebrity that both of the boys find very attractive ... as long as they're talking about the same person. Burt Reynolds passed away... The guys discuss some of their favourite movies that he was in. But they can't really remember the names of them so they just give bad general descriptions of the films until they get bored. Later on, talk turns to the guys respective vacations and why neither of them chose to partake in any of Doug Ford's Buck A Beer swill. Up next, a plane from Dubai to New York, landed with over 100 sick people on it causing emergency services to show up. Also on the flight was Vanilla Ice. Apparently he's doing like real estate TV shows or something? I'm not sure. Neither are Matt and Rob. Old man Rob rants on you young kids out there smoking your joints in public... or possibly on his lawn, based on how upset he's gotten over it. What a disaster this show is.... Sorry about that. Visit us at www.tallcanaudio.com Follow us at www.twitter.com/tallcanaudio

Yesterday, the expansion of the TransMountain Pipeline was suspended due to a court ruling from the Federal Court of Appeals. What's next for the project? Guest - Marvin Ryder. Business Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University Since the Buck-a-beer challenge was implemented by the Premier, 3 companies took up the challenge and one has already backed out after a week. Scott Radley wanted to taste test the buck brews and has a few guests to sample with him. Guest - Anthony Urciuoli, Sports Anchor & Reporter, Global News Radio 900CHML.  Guest - Joey Castillo, Weekends & Swing Announcer for 95.3 Fresh Radio Guest - Keegan Buchanan, Promotions Coordinator, Corus Radio Hamilton It's Labour Day weekend! The Ti-Cats take on the Argos in the Labour Day Classic. What can we expect from the game? Guest - Rick Zamperin, sports director, host of the 5th Quarter

Welcome back to TCA's flagship, Audio Whiplash. The Ontario has introduced Buck-A-Beer pricing just in time for the Labour Day long weekend but only the most pathetic breweries have jumped onboard... including President's Choice... cuz nothing screams quality beer like grocery store brand. Later on, the Eagles Greatest Hits album has become the best selling album of all time but is that kind of BS? Should a Hits album get to go up against standard albums? What are some of the other biggest albums of all time? And finally, some crazy broad in Slovakia decided to put speakers on her front porch and blast the exact same song at her neighbours over and over for 16 YEARS!!! Can you guys believe they got upset? That and more on Audio Whiplash 131 - only on the Tall Can Audio podcast network. Support the show at www.patreon.com/tallcanaudio Visit us at www.tallcanaudio.com Follow us at www.twitter.com/tallcanaudio

Nobody is working during the summer and we think Canada should be closed for it, the fees for lawyers are insane and buck-a-beer has started in Ontario.

Sounds great, right? Pay just a buck a beer? After all, who wouldn’t want to enjoy a beer for less than it takes to buy a coffee? Well, that’s exactly what Ontario beer drinkers have been promised by the new Premier, Doug Ford, following a campaign promise he ran on. But is the offer as good as it seems? Not so fast. Following the announcement, craft brewers and craft beer drinkers alike swiftly pushed back on the notion, citing how much it costs to brew quality beer, along with employee costs, overheads, marketing, and more. In this week’s Marketing on Tap podcast, we discuss the buck a beer backlash, why it shows how key it is to build loyalty and brand advocacy, and why truth in marketing is so important in the long run when combating quick buck campaign ideas. Settle back and enjoy this week’s topic, brought to you in the usual unscripted manner that you’ve come to expect when Sam and Danny take the mic. Read the transcript

This Week: Buck-a-Beer is back in Ontario, we'll explain why the price of beer may actually INCREASE. Then, Quebec cab drivers are getting compensation because they can't keep up with uber, but uber isn't the real problem. And in Calgary, the minimum wage goes up and employment goes down. Show Notes: http://www.politicalparadox.ca  Twitter: @PoliParadox Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/politicalparadox

On this week's episode Hilary Young is on vacation so Rob Danay and Oliver Pulleyblank are left to discuss Ontario's new "Buck a beer" program. Rob discusses a report by Tim Stockwell and Gerald Thomas called "Is alcohol too cheap in the UK?

Michael takes André to task for something he said on twitter.

Tim McLaughlin, Director of Marketing at Steam Whistle Brewing talks to Kelly about buck-a-beer and some of the other pressures on the industry.

Photo: (Brennan Linsley/AP Photo) The buck a beer plan has been announced by the Ontario government and not many breweries are content with the plan. Bill chatted with one of the first companies that spoke out about the plan. Guest: Geordan Saunders, founder and head brewer at The Napanee Beer Company.

Tim McLaughlin, Steam Whistle Brewers A micro brewery expert to talk about the pro's and cons.

Mike chats with Troy Burtch from Great Lakes Brewery about Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative Party's decision to lower the price floor to a buck-a-beer in Ontario.

On Today's show we talked to Dave Bolland about Stan Mikita, ACDC is back in studio with Philly Pat,  we discuss the Buck a Beer news conference and we listen to some Watermelons Smashing with our Smashing Watermelons contest.

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward) The buck a beer plan has been announced by the Ontario government and not many breweries are content with the plan. Bill chatted with one of the first companies that spoke out about the plan. Guest: Geordan Saunders, founder and head brewer at The Napanee Beer Company. A reporter from the Hamilton Spectator was kicked out of an open courtoom. This story has been gaining traction on social media due to the fact that there was no publication ban in place and no reason was given as to why the reporter was removed. Guest: Susan Clairmont. Columnist, Hamilton Spec. Ontario nurses are expressing concern over why the Ontario government feels that they need to assess the merit of supervised injection sites and overdose prevention services. They argue that there's plenty of evidence that shows the sites save lives. Guest: Lynn Anne Mulrooney, RN and a nursing policy analyst with Registered Nurses Association of Ontario. 

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Lars Hagberg) Doug Ford announced the plans for his buck a beer idea, fulfilling a campaign promise. What do local craft brewers think of this? Guest: John Romano, Owner, Nickelbrook/Better Bitters & Member of Ontario Brewers.

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young) Saudi Arabia has expelled the Canadian ambassador and frozen all new business with Canada over the criticism the Canadian government placed on the arrest of women's rights activists. Guest: Jeff Semple, Europe Bureau Chief, Global News. A petition in favor of the basic income project has reached 15,000 signatures over the long weekend. Does this show there was full support for the program?  Guest: Tom Cooper, Director, Hamilton Roundtable for Poverty Reduction. Doug Ford announced the plans for his buck a beer idea, fulfilling a campaign promise. What do local craft brewers think of this? Guest: John Romano, Owner, Nickelbrook/Better Bitters & Member of Ontario Brewers.

Craig & Lucky are back together again and joined by Dean Blundell to talk Buck-A-Beer and the fabulous life of John Tavares!

Vic Fedeli Minister of Finance, MPP Nipissing talks about Premier Ford rolling out buck-a-beer plan this summer.

Luke Harford, President, Beer Canada talks about Ford to rolling out buck-a-beer and impact on business.

On today's show we go in depth on Doug Fords buck a beer plan, we play a round of Fake News you choose, we talked the Ray Lewis induction speech was something else and we review the Slayer concert. 

How did each party leader do during last night's debate? Guest - Henry Jacek. Professor of Political Science, McMaster University This weekend, Doug Ford promised that as premier he'd mandate a reduction in the price of beer to a buck a bottle. Is this even plausible? Guest - Dan Malleck. Health Sciences Professor, Brock University. Author: Try to Control Yourself: The regulation of public drinking in post prohibition Ontario Police in Toronto are no longer at the scene of an explosion that occurred in Mississauga last week. Suspects are still at large but what else do we know?   Guest - Ross McLean. Crime Specialist. Security expert, Former Toronto Police Officer