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On today's Illegal Curve Hockey Show, we discussed the latest Connor Hellebuyck speculation, debated whether the Jets should keep the 8th overall pick in the upcoming NHL Draft, and examined whether the organization needs to commit to a clear direction rather than straddling the line between competing and retooling. We also touched on the Stanley Cup Final and looked ahead to the NHL Draft and the key storylines Jets fans should be watching.Guests:Christian Aumell of 680 CJOB at 27:32Shane Malloy of Hockey Prospects Radio at 1:22:50

MASSIVE STORM... Greg's hitting the street along with Global's Mathew Merkel, and Environment Canada says Stonewall got 250... TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY millimetres of rain (1:15); More on the storm and what Greg is seeing out there (8:55); More with Global's Matthew Merkel out and about / STORM RECAP WITH ENVIRONMENT CANADA (11:45); What did you experience in last night's storm? HOW MANY ALERTS DID YOU GET??? (22:25); Stuck on the tarmac for SEVEN hours due to the storm!!! - 680 CJOB's Richard Cloutier (26:45); Storm feedback / BoC June 10th rate decision: Royal LePage (36:00); Latest from the flood zone in WestMan (45:10); City response to the storm (51:00); Question of the Day result on dandelions / Greg & his neighbours tackled the clogged storm drains together (1:00:15); Listener in Stonewall paints the picture on how bad it is out there after all that rain (1:04:20);

Two hours of hockey talk coming your way on the Illegal Curve Hockey Show as Dave, Drew and Ezra discuss being another week closer to the NHL Draft with folks continuing to discuss who Winnipeg could select 8th overall. We will cover this, if what's old will become new again for next season with the Jets, we go around the NHL to discuss the playoffs and other moves happening in the league.Guests:Jim Toth of 680 CJOB at 28:30 Jets prospect Brayden Yager at 1:26:23

Jim brings on some CJOB personalities to talk about their Mom's for Mother's Day. Seg 1 - Kyle Milroy, CJOB Executive Producer Seg 2 - Jeff Braun, News Supervisor & Co-Host of The Couch Potatoes Seg 3 - Tyson Rewucki, CJOB Content Producer Seg 4 - Lauren McNabb, CJOB Manager of Talk and Talent

Two hours of hockey talk coming your way on the Illegal Curve Hockey Show as Dave and Drew cover all the latest from the NHL playoffs, preview Game 1 of Round 2 between the Moose and Griffins and discuss anything else that may be Jets related.Guests:Kelly Moore of 680 CJOB at 34:33Moose play-by-play voice Daniel Fink at 1:28:47

The Oilers are out! LOLOLOLOL / Why does CJOB's Christian Aumell cheer for Minnesota in the NBA but Dallas in the NHL? / Moose tix (1:40); Winnipeg Sea Bears back in action! (9:35); The Bombers have already SOLD OUT the Banjo Bowl??? Let's discuss scoring coveted tickets (18:20); Women's Equity Lab Manitoba with a historic first (25:25); THE COUCH POTATOES! The Summer movie season has arrived! (33:40); Remember the trees on Roblin that got felled when a house was being moved? When will they be replanted?? (43:20); SUPER GENE-IUS WINNER / Coveted tickets you've scored (52:30); CLAYHEM!!! (57:55); Winning entry on scoring coveted tickets (1:04:55); Jennifer Hanson.... 5th annual fundraiser for Ukraine at the Big A on May 9th (1:09:00).

Two hours of hockey talk coming your way on the Illegal Curve Hockey Show as we look back at the media avails from Jets head coach Scott Arniel and GM Kevin Cheveldayoff. We will touch on the Moose win in front of a great crowd in downtown Winnipeg last night which pushed their series to a winner-take-all game on Sunday. And we will also discuss the first round of the NHL playoffs..Guests:Paul Edmonds of 680 CJOB at 22:50 Scott Burnside of Burnside On Hockey at 1:21:38

Things you had your heart set on but didn't get them, like Brett wanting some Burrito del Rio last night but it was too busy (1:40); World Indigenous Business Forum (10:25); Small Town Salute - Annual Selkirk BIZ State Of Region Address happening Friday at Gaffer's in Lockport (18:50); Question of the Day on city golf courses and Salisbury House / Commerce Secratary Howard Lutnick hates that Canada is standing up (26:55); Premier Wab Kinew with CJOB's Richard Cloutier on the time change debate... should we align our clock with AB & SK? (31:10); Canadian Infertility Awareness Week Jon Waldman, author of "Swimming Aimlessly", advocate for fertility support (38:30); The Couch Potatoes got to interview former Survivor contestant and now podcast host Rob Cesternino! (from seasons 6 & 8) (48:25); Winning entry on things we had our heart set on (55:25); WARREN KINSELLA - new book "The Hidden Hand: The Information War and the Rise of Antisemitic Propaganda" (59:05).

On today's episode we talk to Manitoba Moose forward Jaret Anderson-Dolan ahead of Moose playoffs on CJOB and Voice of the Bombers Derek Taylor chimes in on Adam Bighill's legacy, Taylor Elgersma's chances and more.

In Episode 16, you'll hear our conversation with Harold "Mr. Bones" Brazil discussing why he is looking at returning to his north end roots and vying to become a city councillor. Part 1- Listeners are brought up to date on the latest ground breaking columns from Marty in the Winnipeg Sun:NDP floats “better health care” and “lower costs” slogans to the masses Asagwara swamped by multiple disasters in health careCity encampment policy failing to protect neighborhood residents 9.44 Part 2- He's "98% sure" he's going to put his name on the ballot in the October election. But first, Harold Brazil wants to gauge public opinion about the issues and public support for a political outsider taking on 16 year Mynarski representative Ross Eadie. With varied careers including starting the Mr. Bones Pizza franchise, becoming an emergency room nurse, and more recently working as a realtor, Brazil has always been an optimist, as well as a hustler. Coming from the Lord Selkirk housing projects, as a kid he collected beer bottles with his wagon to cash in. But the decline of the area troubles him:"I would not let my 9 year old walk that area now, it's not safe... people do not feel safe in Mynarski and the North End and I would like to bring back safety."He says problems with Transit, potholes, snow removal on sidewalks, and community parks are being raised by people urging him to stand for election. Also, how "we have not taken care of downtown." 26.22 Part 3- Brazil talks about the marketing successes of Mr. Bones Pizza in the 90's, and admits that their business model would be challenged nowadays by safety concerns for their delivery drivers and store staff. He also speaks about his experiences as an ER nurse.33.40- Brazil explains that city council's failure to deal with public disorder and arson is undercutting the investment of longtime homeowners in Winnipeg neighborhoods. "The closer you get to downtown, it gets harder to sell and these houses are on the market for 30 days or more."Hear him describe how private mortgage lenders are redlining certain areas of the city, including the North End near St. John's Park. They won't finance a home purchase, "even with a 35% down payment."40.35- Harold Brazil reflects on the fight he had in the 1990's against the Manitoba Telephone System hiking prices on small businesses- and how Peter Warren of CJOB took up the cause. The publicity helped force MTS to back down within 3 weeks. "I helped save Manitoba businesses hundreds of thousands of dollars. As a 22 year old, I went against the big corporate, and I'll do the same thing for my ward when it's time. I think they need a fresh new energy... to try to make change." He can be reached through his Facebook page- https://www.facebook.com/harold.brazil.bones***** With a civic election coming in six months, we are asking listeners of the TGCTS Podcast and readers of our columns in the Winnipeg Sun to support this independent reporting and help us meet our operating costs.* The Season Seven Support campaign has a target of $7500 - there is no funding from government solicited or accepted! The support of the public, and not public funding, is the key to maintaining our presence in the local media market.* Every donation, whether by E-transfer, PayPal or other means, keeps us on the beat, on the road, and keeps us online making sure the hidden facts are published, important questions are asked, and answers pursued. For more information, please email martygoldlive@gmail.com

MORE SNOW / Jets in action tonight / Blunt honesty (1:40); Air Canada CEO Rousseau to retire amid language controversy (9:35); BLUNT FORCE HONESTY - Greg recently got a hilariously blunt & honest text (16:35); Support for youth social media ban in Canada strong, says Angus Reid poll (25:10); Inside Health Sciences Centre documentary part 2 from CJOB's Richard Cloutier (32:05); Social media follow-up... it's not all slop! Greg gives an example called The X For Boys (41:45); The Legacy of Hockey Player Bill Riley, who died over the weekend (51:50); Winning entry on blunt honesty (1:00:50); BREAKFAST WITH THE BOMBERS - One Last Gig… Drew Wolitarsky set to perform in Winnipeg on April 11th (1:03:30).

Councillor Russ Wyatt arrested and charged with sexual assault / Is Chris Streveler retiring from football?? (1:40); Chris Streveler retiring from football??? (8:15); Sarah didn't have to parallel park in her driving test?? Times we got off easy! Got away with something we shouldn't have! (16:45); Winnipeg City Councillor Russ Wyatt arrested for sexual assault - Audio from lawyer Bob Sokalski with Richard Cloutier (21:50); Times you got away with something - driving tests, how it works now with the parallel parking test (28:55); Small Town Salute - Royal Manitoba Winter Fair (31:25); How are cars being stolen in Winnipeg these days? The new ways thieves are using technology to steal vehicles (40:50); Will Councillor Russ Wyatt show up at City Hall today? - CJOB's Richard Cloutier, live at City Hall (52:15); Winning entries on getting away with something (57:45); Councillor Russ Wyatt DID show up at City Hall today (1:03:20).

Okay... The Winnipeg Jets slayed the latest dragon Tuesday night, knocking off the Vegas Golden Knights 4-1. Now comes the real test. A massive home-and-home with the Colorado Avalanche looms Thursday and Saturday -- and it may not be an overstatement to say the season hangs in the balance if Winnipeg can't come away with at least three or four points. Cam doesn't think that's hyperbole. He dug into the remaining schedules for the Nashville Predators, Los Angeles Kings, San Jose Sharks, and Seattle Kraken -- the teams battling for that final Western wild card spot -- to see who might have the clearest path down the stretch. And the results? You might be surprised -- especially when it comes to Nashville and Los Angeles. Plus, Bob Irving, a major voice on 680 CJOB, joins the show to share his thoughts on the Jets' win over Vegas and what lies ahead over the final 11 games. We'll also dive into which elite NHL defenseman is driving the most production at five-on-five -- and whether the Ottawa Senators have laid out a blueprint the Jets can follow to reach the postseason. All that and more on today's edition of Jets at Noon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Got an iPhone? The silent alarm clock glitch continues to be a problem two years later (1:40); Inspired by the silent alarm clock problem... let's talk EXCUSES! Weirdest excuses you've given or received, be they true or not (9:35); Provincial budget preview - CJOB's Richard Cloutier (16:05); BREAKFAST WITH THE BOMBERS - Winnipeg Football Club Release 2025 Community Impact Report (23:00); NTSB investigates why fire truck was on runway during flight AC8646 landing - Extended audio from the tower: "I messed up" (32:20); Jane's Walk season is here to explore our community & neighbourhoods in a new way / Thoughts on provincial budget and transit (37:35); Potholes & P3 / Provincial budget and big Winnipeg street projects / NO FALL CLEANUP... does that contribute to clogged and frozen drains in the Spring? - Evan Duncan, City Councillor for Charleswood-Tuxedo-Westwood (47:25); Winning entries on weird excuses (55:05); International Social Prescribing Day is coming up on Thursday March 26th (58:25).

There are 82 games in an NHL season -- but some carry more weight than others. What may look like a routine matchup on the schedule can quickly turn into a pivotal moment, and Tuesday night's game is exactly that. The Winnipeg Jets host the Nashville Predators at Canada Life Centre in a crucial Western Conference showdown. Nashville sits just one point ahead of Winnipeg, while the Jets remain five points back of the Seattle Kraken for the final playoff spot. If Winnipeg wants its final 16 games to mean anything, this is a game it simply has to win. Cam and Jim tee up the matchup and dive into the biggest storylines surrounding the Jets -- including the play of Kyle Connor. With Patrick Kane climbing to fourth all-time among U.S.-born goal scorers, where does Connor project on that list? The answer may surprise some. After a contentious previous appearance that sparked plenty of buzz, Ross Levitan of 680 CJOB returns with more strong takes on the Jets' season and where the team is headed. Plus, George Parros defends the five-game suspension handed to Radko Gudas for a knee-on-knee hit that ended the season of Auston Matthews. All that and more on today's edition of Jets at Noon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

680 CJOB's Richard Cloutier on a situation regarding a camera inside a home and questions around the expectation of privacy.

On today's episode, Christian previews the MHSAA boys hockey championship before taking a look at the impact that 680 CJOB has had as it celebrates turning 80.

Hal celebrates the 80th anniversary of the Superstation, 680 CJOB! Featuring Brian Barkley, Fiona Odlum, and CFL Hall-of-Famer Bob Irving!

Happy 80th birthday CJOB! 75th anniversary montage and a birthday greeting, the first of many! AND PRIZES GALORE! OODLES OF PRIZES! (1:40); Birthday sounds, then a SUPER CONDENSED Sounds of the Game since the Jets lost (9:15); A time CJOB had an impact on your life, a time it was important for you (17:05); Birthday greetings and sounds / New Coalition “Workers for Downtown Public Safety” Calls for Urgent Meetings with Mayor and Justice Minister (24:00); KK!! With some clips of Clay Young being a goof (30:55); Scott Arniel! Final playoff push from the Jets. We chat with the head coach as radio home of the Winnipeg Jets as a Happy Birthday to us! (33:35); Birthday shoutout from Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings (43:40); Learning about CJOB's original home, The Lindsay Building, which is right around the corner! (46:30); Weekly Wednesday Jets Chat - Ken Wiebe (53:40); Winning entries on important CJOB moments (1:03:30); Cooper Nemeth Memorial All-Star Day, Coming Up March 28th (1:08:30); Connecting Winnipeg with Hal Anderson (1:16:05).

The Winnipeg Jets were taken to the woodshed at Canada Life Centre on Tuesday night, falling 4-1 to the Anaheim Ducks. Even more concerning than the score was Winnipeg managing just 13 shots on goal, while Anaheim peppered them with 34. Simply put, a performance like that can't happen again if the Jets hope to bring playoff hockey back to downtown Winnipeg this spring. So... what exactly went wrong? You know... besides nearly everything? Jets studio host Kelly Moore joins the program to share his thoughts as 680 CJOB celebrates its 80th anniversary. All that and more on today's edition of Jets at Noon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celebrating 680 CJOB's 80th Anniversary!

80-year-old Winnipegger's home care services reinstated after concerns over security camera (1:40); Listener gives Cam some razorblades after his story last week - Strange ways things we want/need/didn't know we needed... fell into our lap! (10:45); SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT #1 / PHIL the boot campaign... very generous gift to all firehalls. KickOff for UFFW campaign (16:30); Strange ways things we want/need/didn't know we needed... fell into our lap! (24:05); BREAKFAST WITH THE BOMBERS - Nick Hallett, Defensive Back (26:45); Home care & cameras feedback / Getting ready for the big 80th birthday with one of the best CJOB stories of all time... from Winnipeg's Randy Bachman! (33:20); SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT #2 (39:50); Home care and cameras follow-up - Reaction from family on home care reinstatement (47:00); SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT #3 / Do you have security cameras at home? (57:30); Winning entry on strange ways things fell into our lap (1:05:30); Osborne Village Resource Centre needs help raising funds to replace its server (1:08:35).

Brett's back from vacation, fell down on the ice on Friday / It's slippery out there this morning / Yay Manitoba at the Brier! (1:40); Josh Morrisey appreciation package (9:30); Follow-up to International Women's Day on challenge of getting women to run for politics due to the garbage they put up with as women (12:20); Sarah was wearing a Canucks jersey at the Jets game??? The reason behind our affections/affiliations for things (20:40); Getting ready for CJOB's 80th birthday! (26:25); AWS Data Centre in UAE and Bahrain in the first week of this conflict. Significant? What are Data Centres? Where are they located? Is there an ideal location? (33:30); Presentation to Winnipeg Women's Conference... What is the Mabuhay District? (44:30); SPORTS! Matt Dunstone/Manitoba Wins Brier, Jets FIVE points out of a playoff spot. Was Trade Deadline Friday a DUD? Buffalo Sabres FIRST in the Atlantic!? (52:20); Home care and concerns over cameras - A Winnipeg man's father's home care service has been paused due to a security camera in his home - CJOB's Richard Cloutier (1:03:15); "This changed how I think about brain health at 48" - fitting chat on brain fog with the time change over the weekend (1:10:45).

It's an off day between games at the men's Olympic hockey tournament -- but there's no shortage of headlines out of Milan. What's the latest on Josh Morrissey coming out of Thursday's option practice for Canada ahead of the semifinal against Finland? Could Sidney Crosby miss the rest of the tournament? And why has Sam Bennett been sidelined? Cam and Jim break it all down before turning their focus back to Winnipeg. The Jets are holding a mini-camp to reset ahead of the NHL's return next Wednesday. Jets colour analyst Mitchell Clinton on 680 CJOB joins the show to discuss the banged-up blue line, the benefit of extra recovery time, Kyle Connor as a healthy scratch, and the crucial road trip and homestand facing Winnipeg. All that and more on today's edition of "Jets at Noon." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While the Winnipeg Jets are always the central focus of this program, we're taking a brief pause. An... Olympic break, if you will. The Canadian men's national hockey team has arrived in Milan, Italy, and held their first practice on Sunday. That gave us a glimpse into how Team Canada is approaching this tournament. What do the lines look like? How are they planning to match up? Has the goaltending improved? NHL insider and 680 CJOB contributor John Shannon joins Cam and Tyson (filling in for Jim) to share his thoughts on the Canadian team -- and to discuss whether there are plenty of reasons for Jets fans to return to supporting the club after a three-week break. All that and more on today's edition of Jets @ Noon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Jets faint playoff dream took a big hit in the final game before the Olympic break after suffering a 5-1 defeat at the hands of the Habs. Spend two hours with the Illegal Curve Hockey Show starting at 9 AM on Saturday as Ezra, Drew and Dave discuss all things to do about the NHL club of Winnipeg, look around the NHL and cover things doing with the AHL club of Manitoba.Topics:What might the Jets do with Jonathan Toews?What sort of returns might the Jets UFAs bring?Opportunity for the Jets draft picks to play final 20 gamesSeth Jarvis in over Mark ScheifeleMoose vs StarsGuests:Christian Aumel (680 CJOB) at 28:32 on podcastBrian Engblom (Lightning color analyst) at 1:28:49 on podcast

Greg Brady talked to Brett Megarry, Co Host of The Start with Mackling, Megarry & McNabb on 680 CJOB in Winnipeg, about the extreme cold warning and risk of frostbite they are experiencing in Winnipeg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greg Brady talked to Brett Megarry, Co Host of The Start with Mackling, Megarry & McNabb on 680 CJOB in Winnipeg, about the extreme cold warning and risk of frostbite they are experiencing in Winnipeg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brett chatted with 640 Toronto, after their 60 CM of snow, about our extreme cold / Winnipeg Jets (1:40); Minneapolis tensions remain high following fatal shooting by US agents (8:45); Chasing the Ice (not ICE) Storm in the Carolinas with stormchaser Aaron Jayjack (11:55); What's something for which you have unwavering loyalty? - Inspired by Colorado Avalanche TV announcer who was mad at Philadelphia fans in the building cheering for the Flyers (20:50); What's at stake ahead of Parliament's resumption (27:55); Provincial Business Security Rebate Program, small biz can apply for $2,500 (34:30); Weather Mayhem... Environment Canada's David Phillips and Global News Morning's Clay Young (44:55); CJOB's Jim Toth on the bumbling and stumbling Winnipeg Jets (48:30); Southern Manitoba Technology Conference coming up in Morden (1:00:40); Book launch tomorrow night at McNally: "Villain Hitting For Vicious Little Nobodies" - Lindsay Wong, local author and Creative Writing teacher at the U of W (1:08:40).

Our monthly visit with the Premier is today / Manwin Hotel / Lauren on volunteer military / Jets playing tonight (1:40); Greg's story on bus tickets and helping someone out who could use some extra bus fare (8:30); Given the geopolitical landscape, do we need a volunteer military in Canada??? - Lauren McNabb, aka LA PRODUCTORA, big boss at 680 CJOB (12:10); Dumb things you tear your place apart to find... like Brett looking for something silly for several hours on Wednesday (21:20); Real Estate Report - Q4 2025 Home Price Update and Market Forecast (27:35); SMALL TOWN SALUTE - "Explore Like a Voyageur" in Whitemouth (35:45); Manitoba premier asks Ford to reconsider Crown Royal boycott (44:30); Monthly visit with Premier Wab Kinew - Freezing milk price / Manwin & housing / Pimicikamak / Crown Royal spat with Doug Ford (49:10); Winning entries on dumb things we tear our place apart to find (1:02:10); Golf Simulators and other unique garage uses - Getting ready for the Winnipeg Renovation Show (1:06:45).

The Winnipeg Jets are in uncharted waters. Winless in their last 10 games, the Jets continue to sink deeper into the NHL's basement. Blown leads, ineffective special teams, fading confidence, and long stretches of flat hockey have become all too familiar. And yet, stubbornly -- at least from the outside -- the Jets refuse to concede that their season is slipping away. They still insist there's time to turn things around and push for the postseason, regardless of what the numbers or oddsmakers suggest. But is that belief actually showing up on the ice? Many would argue otherwise. Cam and Jim are joined by 680 CJOB's Kelly Moore following Wednesday's availability to share his perspective on Tuesday's loss to Vegas and what lies ahead against Edmonton on Thursday. All that and more on today's edition of Jets @ Noon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Look back at the last 12 months in sports, both local & international, with your host, CJOB Sports Director Kelly Moore, and cavalcade of guests. Host: Kelly Moore Guests: Brayden Ewasko, Tyson Rewucki, Greg Mackling, Derek Taylor, Christian Aumell, Noah Fuchs, Jim Toth, Cam Poitras. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Look back at the last 12 months in sports, both local & international, with your host, CJOB Sports Director Kelly Moore, and cavalcade of guests. Host: Kelly Moore Guests: Brayden Ewasko, Tyson Rewucki, Greg Mackling, Derek Taylor, Christian Aumell, Noah Fuchs, Jim Toth, Cam Poitras.

Look back at the last 12 months in sports, both local & international, with your host, CJOB Sports Director Kelly Moore, and cavalcade of guests. Host: Kelly Moore Guests: Brayden Ewasko, Tyson Rewucki, Greg Mackling, Derek Taylor, Christian Aumell, Noah Fuchs, Jim Toth, Cam Poitras.

The Winnipeg Jets are on their holiday break, but there's little to celebrate. The team is searching for something — anything — to be thankful for after closing out a three-game road trip without a win against Central Division opponents, capped by a 4–3 overtime loss to the Utah Mammoth in Salt Lake City on Sunday night. With the NHL schedule running through Christmas Eve, there's a very real possibility the Jets could emerge on Boxing Day sitting dead last in the entire league. At the unofficial halfway point of the season, it already feels as though the year is slipping away just 35 games into the schedule. CJOB contributor and coach Dwayne Gylywoychuk joins Cam and Jim to examine how — if at all — this situation can be turned around, with particular focus on how a veteran team continues to struggle to start games on time. Buckle up for another fiery edition of Jets @ Noon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this special edition of the Jets @ Noon podcast, Cam, Jim, and Tyson break down Leah Hextall's comments on 680 CJOB and ask the big question: are the Jets too risk-averse to swing for a superstar like Quinn Hughes? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jets lose again / It's cold / Another Tory crosses the floor (0:30); Yellow cold warning for parts of WestMan -- What does yellow mean?? / GREG ON SCENE OF FIRE ON MAYFAIR PLACE (5:45); Greg's son now drinks coffee?? First time we did something 'adulty' / More from the fire with Greg (14:00); More from the fire with Greg / Ex-Conservative MP Michael Ma crosses floor to join Carney Liberals (20:30); The Couch Potatoes! Five new movies, Taylor Swift docuseries is out now, and John Cena is retiring from wrestling! (27:05); Phoenix Sinclair - Samantha Kematch granted Escorted Absences (37:00); Winning entries on doing 'adulty' things (42:50); What the Fizzle is going on with the Jets?? - CJOB's Christian Aumell (46:30).

This week on Off The Clock, Jim is joined by his Jets @ Noon co-host, CJOB's Cam Poitras. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christian Aumell from 680 CJOB radio in Winnipeg joins Brenden to help tee up the Saturday night clash between the Oilers and Jets in Edmonton. Hear all about Winnipeg's middling season, their struggles without goaltender Connor Hellebuyck and much more. Find Christian on X (@CJOBchristian). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Off The Clock, Jim is joined by his Jets @ Noon co-host, CJOB's Cam Poitras.

Cam Poitras is flying solo today with Jim Toth still on the mend. Neal Pionk is day-to-day, which means that Elias Salomonsson might be soon making his NHL debut after being called up with the Manitoba Moose and being paired with Dylan Samberg. CJOB's Kelly Moore joins to discuss that and the upcoming road trip starting in Washington on Wednesday. So… what's really hurting the Winnipeg Jets? Cam has two theories about why the Jets, now past the quarter mark of the season, find themselves on the outside of the Western Conference playoff picture — and both might surprise you. Let's just say overtime plays a bigger role than you'd think. A listener also asks whether the Jets should consider splitting up Kyle Connor and Mark Scheifele to spark more offense. Is it the right move? After wrestling with the reasons behind the Jets' struggles, Cam starts to come around on the idea. Plus, trades are tough to pull off right now with so few clear sellers across the NHL… at least for the moment. But two teams have emerged that appear ready to deal — and could be searching for the right trade partner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I'm leaving Winnipeg. So it seems only fitting that I interview the man responsible for bringing me here 19 years ago. Garth Buchko was the General Manager at CJOB/Power 97 when we met in July 2006. "Butch" shares his journey from a young radio enthusiast to becoming a successful general manager at Corus Entertainment He discusses the competitive Winnipeg radio market, highlighting the importance of relationships, hard work, and innovative sales strategies. The conversation covers Garth's experiences with notable personalities like Ralph Warrington who programmed CJOB for many years, and Howard Stern during his stint at Q107 Toronto. After leaving Winnipeg, Buchko took on roles with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and later became a part-owner and general manager of NL Radio in Kamloops. The interview concludes with Buchko reflecting on his career, the changes in the radio industry, and his retirement in Victoria, emphasizing the joy and camaraderie that made radio special during his time in the business.Thanks to the following organizations for supporting the show:Nlogic - TV & Radio Audience Data SolutionsMegatrax - Licensed Music for your radio station or podcast production company.Podderapp: Where podcasters can get access to their advanced data dashboard here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

For the long weekend, a special interview with Paul Edmonds, the radio voice of the Winnipeg Jets! Every season hockey fans tune out the TV feed and tune in their radio to hear Paul on CJOB & Power 97. Part 1 - Marty's imitation of Peter Warren inspired Paul to show off his own. He tells about handling sports radio call-in shows and why doing the morning drive is a challenge.They exchange memories of their earliest days covering sports (in Marty's case, at CJUM-FM) and the influence the legendary characters of CJOB, the sports leader in the city for decades. The programming techniques to retain the audience all day was unmatched. Paul believes the shift to fans being able to listen to podcasts on demand benefits everyone. A slight detour takes listeners to review of the grub sports reporters are provided in the press box. 16.35 - Paul attended the Manitoba Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association event inducting Peter Young to the media Roll of Honour. On local TV for over 30 years, Peter championed local amateur athletes and teams and proved that extended sports reports could draw a big audience. Most importantly, The Sports Star of the Week feature helped develop a sense of community in the region. "It was a drawing card," Paul says of the fifteen minutes of sports that CTV allotted. "It was much watch TV." Listen for his Cactus Jack imitation! 24.45 Part 2 - The honouring of Peter Young leads to a discussion in Episode 39 of the great figures in Winnipeg sports broadcasting history. Paul tells a story about a predecessor behind the Jets microphone, Curt Keilback. In an era when TV carried perhaps 1 game on weeknights, radio play by play was the lifeline for hockey fans to follow their team. Paul loves Curt's book, Two Minutes for Talking to Myself35.20 - Keilback was made famous because of his big calls on play by play for the Jets. Now, Paul's description of the Game 7 comeback by the Jets against the St. Louis Blues stands as an all-time great. Marty asks Paul for his favorite call of a big play, which is a World Series at-bat that lasted for 9 minutes.********Thank you to our donors in July, who helped us surpass $2600 in donations so far for the Season Six campaign. With a goal of $10,000, we're counting on listeners of TGCTS and readers of Marty's columns in the Winnipeg Sun to continue the momentum in August. Here's his latest: New transit system leaves users frustrated and strandedYou can send an E-Transfer or make other arrangements for contributions by PayPal, cheques, oradvertising etc. by emailing martygoldlive@gmail.comHAVE A GREAT HOLIDAY WEEKEND

Special Guests Dave Thomas (voice of the Saskatchewan Roughriders) and Derek Taylor (voice of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers) join in to discuss the upcoming CFL 2025 season and conjuecture as to what may happen in both the East and west Division and which teams may find themselves in the playoff hunt or not.  (CFL on CBC theme used express written permission; podcast recorded May 26, 2025).

We check in with CJOB in Winnipeg, as thousands evacuate the "out of control" wildfires. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brenden chats with Kelly Moore, Host, Jets Game Night, CJOB Radio Winnipeg about the Winnipeg Jets exit from the Stanley Cup Playoffs over the weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jim Toth, host of Jets @ Noon and the Jim Toth show on 680 CJOB in Winnipeg, joins us to share the perspective from Winnipeg and Jets fans. He talks about the importance of Hellebuyck and how he thinks he will respond. He also talks how Jets fans are feeling heading into this pivotal game 5. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jim Toth, host of Jets @ Noon and the Jim Toth show on 680 CJOB in Winnipeg, joins us to share the perspective from Winnipeg and Jets fans. He talks about the importance of Hellebuyck and how he thinks he will respond. He also talks how Jets fans are feeling heading into this pivotal game 5. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Corus radio network hosts join us today to discuss what's moving the needle in their markets and to say goodbye to a colleague. Guest: Richard Cloutier. Co-host of The News on 680 CJOB and senior reporter with Global News Manitoba. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cam Poitras from Jets @ Noon on 689 CJOB. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices