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The Start

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The Start is Winnipeg's podcast. Each and every day 680 CJOB's Mackling & Megarry break down the biggest stories of the day from politics to pop culture. If it matters to Manitobans you will hear about it on The Start. 45 minutes a day every weekday.
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Marketplace

Marketplace

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Every weekday, host Kai Ryssdal helps you make sense of the day's business and economic news — no econ degree or finance background required. "Marketplace" takes you beyond the numbers, bringing you context. Our team of reporters all over the world speak with CEOs, policymakers and regular people just trying to get by.
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Sometimes Crypto

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Sometimes Crypto is a crypto-related podcast hosted by Alexander Aguiar and William Grillo; two people with two different opinions on almost all topics. As the name suggests we will sometimes talk about crypto and web 3 topics other times we will likely be going off on some wild tangents. This unscripted crypto podcast will take the host and listeners on a journey exploring the crypto space and its various applications.
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From the stuff your mother never told you, to the stuff your doctor never learned, On Health features taboo-busting conversations that demystify and de-stigmatize our bodies, all while bridging the gap between conventional medicine and wellness. Join Yale-trained MD & midwife Aviva Romm and her line-up of expert guests as they discuss everything from periods to menopause, sex to reproductive health politics, and motherhood to mental health. Each week, Dr. Romm will be exploring the science a ...
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We got Tuesdayed again. Greg forgot his swipe card. We're having technical issues and Brett had to figure out the control room. Frankie says lots of snow coming! (1:40); Brady Oliveira signs for three more years with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers! - Derek Taylor, voice of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (5:40); WEATHER! Something wicked this way comes... inc…
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Home price growth is cooling, new reports show. Though homeowners may be struggling to sell at asking price, it is good news for prospective buyers. Especially those who’ve been waiting on the sidelines for a good deal. But, as with most housing issues, the slowdown is regional. Also in this episode: Auto sales were strong in 2025, Gen Zers see cas…
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Brett's back... and can now talk about his new ball cap without ruining one of his Dad's presents / The challenge of buying stuff online re: sizing (1:40); People returning Christmas trees to Costco like it's a Rent-A-Centre?? Tis the season for RETURNS! (8:50); Breakfast with the Bombers - Nic Demski (15:45); Feel like a slob from the holidays?? M…
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The housing market is showing modest improvement, with pending home sales rising over 3% in November and prices growing just 1.2% year over year. Rising inventory and falling mortgage rates mean affordability is improving, though rates likely need to dip below 6% for demand to really pick up. Also in this episode: The 2026 outlook for oil prices an…
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The number of workers recieving end-of-year bonuses is falling. Some of that has to do with shifting workplace norms and some is related to this tight labor market in which employees stay in jobs without extra perks. In this episode, the state of the holiday bonus. Plus: The history of Play-Doh, the year in anime, and a recap of the week’s economic…
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Happy Holidays from Sometimes Crypto! In this extra unscripted Christmas episode, we talk childhood nostalgia (Home Alone hate, Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer love, Ed Edd n Eddy specials), debate smoking on planes, TSA shoe scanners, and whether anarchists actually want zero rules. Then we dive into Bitcoin’s brutal 2025 price action, the head…
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The average cost of heating is expected to jump more than 9% this winter, according to projections from the National Energy Assistance Directors Association. In this episode, why energy bills are up — for home heating and home cooling. Plus: Productivity measurements don’t match up to our service-based economy, Americans invest in U.K. soccer teams…
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The labor market has been tightening all year, and Americans have grown increasingly anxious about their ability to find new jobs. A bit of good news? New unemployment claims fell last week. But that isn’t likely to signal a full job market turnaround in the new year. Plus: AI investment hasn’t slowed under Trump’s tariffs, a TikTok creator shares …
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Christmas Eve! Greg's off, Tyson's in... and is getting ready for The Feast of Seven Fishes! (1:40); Christmas Eve... Something unique that happened on Christmas Eve, whether it was a gift you opened, weird meal you had, mishaps, etc (9:00); Brett rant about sidewalk plowing vs bike lane plowing, and transit observations - BIKE LANES ALL CLEAR! No …
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From July through September, U.S. gross domestic product rose 4.3%, the highest in two years. At a time when many consumers are feeling economic pressure, higher earners and certain businesses are doing very well — and spending to match it. In this episode, can the impressive rate of growth continue? Plus: Affordable Care Act marketplace insurance …
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Greg's off tomorrow! How many gatherings do you have? Brett finished his shopping yesterday at local shop downstairs / The Forks residential gearing up (1:40); What's something you learned your friends do differently than you, and it shocked / surprised you? (9:15); Breakfast with the Bombers - Coaching changes announced - Audio of head coach Mike …
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Gold surpassed $4,400-per-ounce for the first time Monday. Prices are up 60% in 2025. In the same year, the value of the U.S. dollar slipped 9%. What gives? In both cases, economic and geopolitical uncertainty play a role. Also in this episode: Ranchers can't simply produce more beef to tamp down rising prices, corporations are on the hunt for “sto…
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The fallout from the blizzard (1:40); Greg's boys are going to the U of M Commerce Christmas Social -- Rites of passage, wild events, etc (8:50); Storm delays response times for emergency, hydro crews (14:45); New feature - weekly U.S. wrap with Global's Reggie Cecchini (21:00); COUNTRY THUNDER!!!!! Tickets on sale today (26:55); CLAYHEM!!!!! (37:2…
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Consumer sentiment really ran the gamut this year. But right now, Americans are feeling almost as bad about the economy as they were when inflation was at its peak summer of 2022. In this episode, we chronicle 2025’s consumer vibes rollercoaster. Plus: Kansas City’s housing market preps for the 2026 World Cup, a college professor offers an AI-drive…
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Bitcoin remains stuck around the $92,000 level, raising the question: consolidation before the next leg, or more sideways chop? In this episode of Sometimes Crypto, we break down Bitcoin’s lack of momentum, ongoing altcoin bleed, and the growing narrative shift from the traditional 4-year halving cycle toward so-called “super” or elongated cycles. …
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November inflation data came in lower than expected, according to the latest CPI report. But we can’t compare it to the previous month, since the BLS skipped several October reports. And data collection began late thanks to the shutdown, right in the middle of retailers’ Black Friday sales. In this episode, key caveats to the November CPI. Plus: Ex…
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BLIZZARD! It is chaos out there (1:40); BLIZZARD - Environment Canada (8:05); Winter storm memories (11:55); BLIZZARD - City of Winnipeg plowing update (17:35); Daniel Moss from the streets of Winnipeg/SMALL TOWN SALUTE - Asessippi Ski Resort (23:50); BLIZZARD - Power outages galore / Province on plowing (32:15); BLIZZARD - Daniel Moss from the str…
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A U.S. blockade of Venezuelan oil tankers may sound disruptive, but global oil is plentiful, and Gulf Coast refiners remain tied to Venezuela’s heavy crude after decades of investment. If sanctions are lifted and Venezuelan oil flows again, it could benefit refiners and drivers alike. Also in this episode: why bank deposits are growing, how the Gap…
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A BLIZZARD IS NIGH / Jets back in action tonight (1:40); Environment and Climate Change Canada on the approaching blizzard (8:30); Preparations will be needed ahead of this blizzard... What kind of a 'prepper' are you? Whether it's for a storm, vacation, hosting an event, etc (15:20); Global's Marney Blunt went up North to Nelson House... while the…
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The U.S. unemployment rate climbed to 4.6% in November, according to the latest BLS jobs report. There’s also data showing more Americans are reentering the workforce and more part-time workers are looking for full-time roles. In this episode, we explain what it all means for the broader economy. Plus: Advertising revenue is projected to top $1 tri…
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IRS filings for new business applications have been climbing the past few months — particularly in the retail sector. The last time we saw a spike like this was in 2020. Are Americans ditching the corporate life, seeking stability, or in need of a second income? Likely a mix of all three. Also in this episode: Insurance coverage decisions go beyond…
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Australia Jewish shooting / Brown University shooting / North Main water main break / Jets win (1:40); Rob Reiner & wife Michele Singer found dead, police investigating as a homicide — Looking back at some of his films (8:10); Times we had to make big purchases... did you seek permission?? Or did you just do it? (16:30); Act of evil: Shooting at Sy…
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While markets are mellowing a bit, three major stock indexes closed at record highs on Thursday. Reminder: The stock market is not the economy! But it still can tell us how investors — and by association, high-income Americans — are feeling about the future. In this episode, who wins when the stock market performs well. Plus: Old MacDonald has a ..…
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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 Michae…
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Brett's back and got too much sleep / weather/roads (0:30); Creative ways people have tried to get your attention... from scam messages, to pickup lines (5:30); People are waking up to the fact that new vehicles are the Great Canadian Money Suck (13:10); SMALL TOWN SALUTE Brandon University’s a cappella men’s ensemble Invicta is bringing their Chri…
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Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell’s latest presser was all about the job market. Buried among the usual talking points, like hiring sentiment and the unemployment rate, was immigration. That’s because the current administration’s immigration policies are complicating Fed measures of labor market health. In this episode, falling immigration turns job…
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We’re back after a month-long break! Dive into the full Sometimes Crypto unscripted episode as Bitcoin bleeds under $100K, altcoins get wrecked, and we uncover Bybit’s bombshell audit: 16 major networks (BNB, VeChain, EOS, SUI + more) have hard-coded or private blacklist functions that can freeze your tokens. We also break down the presidential-ele…
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The Federal Reserve cut its key interest rate Wednesday by a quarter point. That’s pretty much what analysts expected. But in other parts of the world, central banks have been signaling that they plan to hold rates steady or even hike them. In this global economy, why is the U.S. out of step? Also in this episode, we hear the pros and cons of quart…
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Things you should have done/paid for (0:30); Light Up the Avenue! Indigenous Vision for the North End Co-ordinator, Cheryl Starr (5:55); Weekly Wednesday Jets chat with Ken Wiebe, Winnipeg Free Press (14:50); RRC Monthly: Impact of RRC Polytech’s Sustainable and Socially Responsible Procurement Program (25:40); Changing Costs of Cellphones, Why Can…
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06:07 WAKE UP... (0:30); What do you do without power? (7:15); Royal LePage Report, Michael Froese, Manitoba Royal Lepage (11:50); Breakfast with the Bombers THEE WILLIE JEFFERSON (20:15); Yellow Snow Warning??? Natalie Hazel, Warning Preparedness Meteorologist, Environment Canada (28:45); Gabe Vilardi opens up about his battle with anxiety, we spe…
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When revenue grows, hiring grows — usually. But in November, retail sector job cuts were up nearly 140% year over year, according to outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, in spite of strong consumer spending. What gives? Mostly, more automation. Also in this episode: Medium-term bonds send hints about Fed interest rate decisions, an AI bu…
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We now know some details about the Trump administration’s promised agricultural relief package. Central to the plan is billions in one-time payments to U.S. farmers, who have been hurting under new trade policies and rising equipment costs. Is it enough? Also in this episode: What FOMC members are likely contemplating ahead of this week’s meeting, …
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WAKE UP! (0:30); Trivial things that set you off (6:40); Lauren McNabb on dirty bus shelters and vandalism (13:00); MB Lung Association - Manitoba Quits campaign ends Dec 15th/Christmas Seals fundraising campaign to help people quit , Juliette Mucha, President & CEO Manitoba Lung Association, (23:25); SPORTS! With Jim Toth (30:50); Volunteer awards…
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