Breezy Breakfast Radio Hour

Local historian and expert on labour issues focuses on the Great Depression with our labour history, and then relates it to what's happening now. 

Dr. Anne-Marie Zjlick speaks about her experience working first with AIDs/HIV and now with the current covid pandemic. Features vital information about the impending vaccine roll out. 

Helen Fishburn from the CMHA, Susan Rosenthal, author and physician, and Aisha Jahangir, a front-line mental health worker, discuss the mental health scene during this challenging time. Moderator: Dustin Brown

Our guests are Jennifer Slater, the City of Guelph's Manager of Information, Privacy and Elections (and Deputy City Clerk), who will be discussing the City's review of our municipal election voting methods..
Alexsander Essex, associate professor of software engineering at Western University, with a specialization in cybersecurity and applied cryptography. He runs Whisper Lab, which is Western's dedicated Information Security and Privacy Research Laboratory.

and Cameron Shelley, lecturer at the University of Waterloo in the Department of Systems Design Engineering.

Very informative!

Our guest this week is Evan Ferrari from Guelph's energy advocacy org "eMerge" speaking about climate targets and initiatives that we need to achieve those targets

This week our guests are Trevor Lee, Deputy CAO, and Tara Baker, CFO from the CIty of Guelph, giving us a preview of what to expect in this year's budget, our first 'multi-year' one. Final decisions by council come on December 1.

Our guests this week are Stephen O'Brien, Guelph City Clerk, and Kevin Bowman, spokesperson from Democracy Guelph. Should we have full-time councillors ? Fewer councillors? One Per Ward? No Wards? It's all up for debate at city council and this was a good primer on the topic

Arlene Slocombe from the Wellington Water Watchers joins us to talk about the ongoing issues with Nestle waters bottling operation. The program concludes with four songs about Nestlé from City Councillor James Gordon's 2011 musical play, Nastee Business.

Special guest Giancarlo Martini from the University of Guelph Bike Centre speaking about cycling in the winter.

Our guests this week were representatives from Kindle, a developer of community spaces, and Kevin Coghill from the Royal City Mission, speaking about their poverty relief efforts in our city.