Full Show: Deathbed visions, Cleaning up Crab Park & How droughts impact the wallets of BC residents

Seg 1: What can we learn from deathbed visions?
Deathbed visions are profound and mysterious experiences reported by individuals as they approach the end of their lives. These visions often involve encounters with deceased loved ones, reliving significant life events, or experiencing peace and transcendence.
Guest: Phoebe Zerwick, Award-Winning Investigative Journalist and Associate Professor of Writing and Journalism at Wake Forest University
Seg 2: How the public is paying tribute to Brian Mulroney
Starting this afternoon, members of the public can pay tribute to Brian Mulroney by visiting his casket in Ottawa.
Guest: Mackenzie Gray, Senior Correspondent for Global News National
Seg 3: View From Victoria:
In the latest poll by Angus Reid, about half of British Columbians said ‘yes’ to the need for a change of government. So why is the government not concerned?
Guest: Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun Columnist
Seg 4: Why are tweens obsessed with outrageously priced skincare?
In recent years, there has been a remarkable surge in interest among young people, particularly teenagers and tweens, in skincare. This phenomenon marks a significant shift in generational attitudes towards personal grooming and self-care.
Guest: Dr. Eric Li, Associate Professor of Consumer Culture and Marketing at the University of British Columbia
Seg 5: Could garden exploration improve tourism in BC?
Gardens BC recently announced the expansion of their website and its seven new garden-centered travel itineraries, making visiting BC’s stunning gardens easier than ever for locals and travellers.
Guest: Geoff Ball, President of Gardens BC
Seg 6: How do droughts impact the production of goods?
Droughts, particularly in agricultural regions, pose significant risks to communities, supply chains, and society as a whole. These adverse weather conditions have had detrimental effects on crop health and productivity.
Guest: Dr. Kai Chan, Professor at UBC’s Institute of Resources, Environment & Sustainability and Canada Research Chair on Rewilding and Social-Ecological Transformation
Seg 7: Why are First Nations condemning the CRAB Park cleanup?
The Vancouver Park Board has announced plans to conduct a cleanup operation at CRAB Park due to safety concerns arising from the accumulation of various hazards within the park.
Guest: Chief Terry Teegee, Regional Chief of the British Columbia Assembly of First Nations
Seg 8: Is BC's Camembert cheese on the brink of extinction?
Camembert cheese is at risk of extinction due to the dwindling availability of Penicillium camemberti, the fungus responsible for its characteristic rind and flavour.
Guest: Doug Smith, Operations Manager of Natural Pastures Cheese Co.
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Seg 1: What can we learn from deathbed visions?

Deathbed visions are profound and mysterious experiences reported by individuals as they approach the end of their lives. These visions often involve encounters with deceased loved ones, reliving significant life events, or experiencing peace and transcendence.

Guest: Phoebe Zerwick, Award-Winning Investigative Journalist and Associate Professor of Writing and Journalism at Wake Forest University

Seg 2: How the public is paying tribute to Brian Mulroney

Starting this afternoon, members of the public can pay tribute to Brian Mulroney by visiting his casket in Ottawa.

Guest: Mackenzie Gray, Senior Correspondent for Global News National

Seg 3: View From Victoria:

In the latest poll by Angus Reid, about half of British Columbians said ‘yes’ to the need for a change of government. So why is the government not concerned?

Guest: Vaughn Palmer, Vancouver Sun Columnist

Seg 4: Why are tweens obsessed with outrageously priced skincare?

In recent years, there has been a remarkable surge in interest among young people, particularly teenagers and tweens, in skincare. This phenomenon marks a significant shift in generational attitudes towards personal grooming and self-care.

Guest: Dr. Eric Li, Associate Professor of Consumer Culture and Marketing at the University of British Columbia

Seg 5: Could garden exploration improve tourism in BC?

Gardens BC recently announced the expansion of their website and its seven new garden-centered travel itineraries, making visiting BC’s stunning gardens easier than ever for locals and travellers.

Guest: Geoff Ball, President of Gardens BC

Seg 6: How do droughts impact the production of goods?

Droughts, particularly in agricultural regions, pose significant risks to communities, supply chains, and society as a whole. These adverse weather conditions have had detrimental effects on crop health and productivity.

Guest: Dr. Kai Chan, Professor at UBC’s Institute of Resources, Environment & Sustainability and Canada Research Chair on Rewilding and Social-Ecological Transformation

Seg 7: Why are First Nations condemning the CRAB Park cleanup?

The Vancouver Park Board has announced plans to conduct a cleanup operation at CRAB Park due to safety concerns arising from the accumulation of various hazards within the park.

Guest: Chief Terry Teegee, Regional Chief of the British Columbia Assembly of First Nations

Seg 8: Is BC's Camembert cheese on the brink of extinction?

Camembert cheese is at risk of extinction due to the dwindling availability of Penicillium camemberti, the fungus responsible for its characteristic rind and flavour.

Guest: Doug Smith, Operations Manager of Natural Pastures Cheese Co.

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