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The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz

There’s no better way to start your day than with Andrew Schultz as he discusses everything you need in the morning, including weather, traffic highlights and, of course, news. Join us 5:30am - 9am Monday to Friday on 770AM!

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25:51

Parental Rights Legislation, Psychedelic Therapy, and...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/31

The Alberta government plans to unveil parental rights legislation this week. What does it mean for Albertans - and is this legislation even needed? We discuss with Dr. Kristopher Wells, Professor from the Department of Child & Youth Care at MacEwan University. Next, what impact could psychedelic-assisted therapy have on mental health treatment - and how could it be integrated into Canada’s healthcare system? Mornings with Sue & Andy Producer Reece Schafer brings us details on this unique style of

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8:45

Teaching Kids to be Money Wise

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/31

Kids and money. How can parents start the discussion around teaching the kids to be “money wise”? Joining us to discuss is Maya Corbic - Chartered Accountant and author of From Piggy Banks to Stocks: The Ultimate Guide for Young Investors.

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22:58

Foreign Interference Inquiry, Oil Sands Pollution,...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/30

How widespread is foreign interference in the Canadian political system - and how do we address it? We get details on the first day of the public inquiry into foreign interference with Wesley Wark, Senior Fellow from the “Centre for International Governance Innovation”. A recent study says Alberta oil sands pollution is up ‘substantially’ higher than reported by energy producers. So, what is behind the underestimation and what does it mean for our province? We tackle the topic with Janetta McKenzie,

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7:32

Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy for Mental Health Treatment

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/30

What impact could psychedelic-assisted therapy have on mental health treatment and how could it be integrated into Canada’s healthcare system? QR Calgary’s Reece Schafer explores the potential and ethical concerns around the use of psychedelics.

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27:13

Russia's Upcoming Election, Weather Headaches, and...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/29

Russian people will be heading to the polls this year for a Federal Election. President Vladimir Putin’s only ‘opponent’ in the election claims he would ‘end’ the war in Ukraine on ‘day one’ - if he came into power. Could Putin’s reign be in jeopardy? We discuss with Elliott Tepper from the Norman Patterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University. Do you get ‘weather’ headaches? We catch up with Dr. Ted Jablonski – our “on-call” family physician - to explore just ‘how’ a change in the

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9:32

Russian Elections and Latest Developments

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/29

Russia will head into a presidential election this year and President Putin’s would-be challenger, Boris Nadezhdin, says he would end the war in Ukraine on day one of his presidency. Joining us to discuss the latest is Elliot Tepper - Distinguished Senior Fellow, Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University.

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29:55

Mayor Jyoti Gondek, Holocaust Remembrance Day and the...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/26

Earlier this week several city councilors brought forward a motion that could see $23M cut from this year’s budget - in an effort to lower the proposed property tax rate. We get details on the proposal from Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek. January 27th is “Holocaust Remembrance Day.” Seeing has it’s been almost 80 years since the end of World War II – how can we continue to effectively educate young people on the atrocities committed by the Nazis? We discuss the efforts being made to keep these

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9:12

Is Our Education System Stuck in the Past?

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/25

Our education system stuck in the past and it’s time to re imagine how we educate kids about history. Joining us to discuss is University of Alberta education professor Carla Peck.

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23:31

The Interest Rate's Impact on Canadians, Deborah...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/25

The Bank of Canada’s first interest rate decision of 2024 was to hold the line - and keep the key interest rate at 5 percent. How does this decision impact Canadians - and when will we start to see rates drop? We discuss with Michael Currie, Investment Advisor with TD Wealth. Federal politicians will be returning to the House of Commons next week. What does the Calgary Chamber hope to see from the federal government in the session ahead? We get the thoughts of Deborah Yedlin - President & CEO, of

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25:04

Calgary's Property Tax Rate Adjustment, The...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/24

Earlier this week City Council discussed a motion to reevaluate the proposed property tax rate adjustment. Will council take steps to ease the burden off of Calgary homeowners? We discuss with Ward 1 Councilor - Sonya Sharp. Former President Donald Trump has come out as the winner of the New Hampshire Primary - ahead of the 2024 Republican Nomination. Does Trump’s only challenger Former UN Ambassador Niki Haley - have any ‘real’ chance of winning the nomination? We get the thoughts of Melissa

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7:52

Stampede is Calling All Artists!

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/24

The 2024 Calgary Stampede may not be right around the corner, but the folks in charge of putting the greatest show on earth together are already prepping. Micheal Wetherup, Chair of the Western Showcase Committee at Calgary Stampede joined us to discuss how you can get involved with the Calgary Stampede Art Show!

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27:31

Mercedes Stephenson, The Energy Transition, and The...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/23

The Federal Government has announced a ‘cap’ on the number of international students eligible to attend Canadian post-secondary institutes. We get details on why the Government has made this decision and the impact it may have with Mercedes Stephenson, Global News Ottawa Bureau Chief and Host of “The West Block”. Next, like it or not the ‘energy transition’ is on the horizon. What sort of an impact will it have on you – or your job…And what needs to be done to ensure our Province can remain

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29:59

Interest Rate Announcement, Multivitamins and Memory,...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/22

Another Bank of Canada interest rate announcement will be coming down this week. Will it hold steady, increase, or finally start to go down? We catch up with Bill Robson, CEO of the “CD Howe Institute” for his thoughts on what we may see this time around from the B.O.C. Could taking a daily ‘multivitamin’ be the key to mental “sharpness” as we age? We hear details on a new study on the topic with Dr. Ted Jablonski, our “on-call family physician”. Finally, are we doing ‘happiness’ all wrong? We

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28:17

Mayor Jyoti Gondek, USA Presidential Race, and The...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/19

WELCOME TO THE MWSA PODCAST FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 19TH Calgary city council is facing backlash after taking a 2.41 percent increase to their salaries this year. We discuss the pay-raise – and the controversy surrounding it – with Mayor Jyoti Gondek. The election may not be until November, but the 2024 US Presidential race is already heating up. We get the latest on the campaign trail – from Global News Washington Bureau Chief – Jackson Proskow. And finally - how do Canadians perceive the economy

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25:59

Mental Health & Domestic Violence, Rates and Mortgage...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/18

A tragic homicide outside a Calgary school has brought the issue of domestic violence back into the spotlight. We discuss the prevalence of domestic violence in our community and the resources available for victims in the city with Mental Health Advocate, Karen Gallagher-Burt. Next, are you getting nervous about your upcoming mortgage renewal? With interest rates higher than they’ve been in years – it’s a challenging time for those now in the ‘renewal’ process. We get some advice on how to navigate

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19:23

Police Chief Mark Neufeld, Rachel Notley's...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/17

We begin with our monthly chat with Police Chief Mark Neufeld. We get the latest on the murder of a Calgary woman which took place earlier this week outside an elementary school. We get the Chief’s thoughts on the resources currently available in the city to deal with domestic violence. Next - Rachel Notley will not be leading the NDP into the next provincial election. What legacy will she leave behind and who is the best option to lead the NDP, moving forward? We get the thoughts of Lori Williams,

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28:21

Privatized Canadian Health Care, Alberta's Power Grid...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/16

What role could privatized hospitals play in Canada’s universal health care model - and what lessons can we learn from other countries who have integrated the two? We tackle the topic with Bacchus Barua, Director of the Centre for Health Care Policy studies with the Fraser Institute. Next, the strain on Alberta’s electricity supply was front and center over the weekend as cold temperature put Alberta’s power grid on life support. What can be done to strengthen the power grid and mitigate these

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8:06

Growing Demand for Skills in Artificial Intelligence

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/16

Why is important to stay up to date with artificial intelligence and learn to build your AI skills? Joining us to discuss is Jenny Yang - Senior Advisor at the MaRS Innovation Hub in Toronto.

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24:47

The Gaza Conflict, AI's Role in the future, and Dr....

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/15

Hamas, Hezbollah, and now Houthi rebels – it’s getting hard to keep track of all the players in the war in Gaza and the surrounding region. We dig into these three ‘factions’ with Robert Huish, Professor in “International Development Studies” with Dalhousie University. Why is important to stay up to date with artificial intelligence and learn to build your AI skills? We discuss the role AI will play in the future of work and what the ‘tech’ may mean to your job – with Jenny Yang, Senior Advisor

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27:19

Personal Data Training AI, Jackson Proskow and Board...

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz ·

2024/01/12

Every tech company is looking for ways to incorporate artificial intelligence into their products - and they could be using your personal data to train AI. How concerned should you be about the safety of your personal data and how can you protect your info? We discuss with Tech Journalist – Marcel Gagne. Earlier this week, UK and US military forces launched air-strikes against Houthi militants in Yemen. We get details on the operation from Global News Washington Bureau Chief, Jackson

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