Vacation / Relationship disasters -- Our guest is Tim Dyckert, who hails from our affiliate station in Vancouver, CKNW. He's part of a podcast called "Coffee Never Means Coffee", and in Episode 18, he tells his story of when he took a bus to Winnipeg to see his girlfriend, and the whole thing fell apart.

Some movie theatres in Mexico and the U.S. are going entirely-kid friendly, complete with jungle gyms! Good idea? Bad idea? Do we need more kid-friendly places like this, or less?

Matthew Lawrence with SOSRI -- The South Osborne Syrian Refugee Initiative has announced a benefit concert to be held Thursday, April 6th at the Park Theatre featuring Winnipeg musicans JD Edwards, Scott Nolan and Katie Murphy.

More on kid-friendly places, and bringing your kids to places that others might find odd.

Hockey Canada is putting age-appropriate programming at the forefront for the 2017-18 season, with a new policy that mandates cross-ice and half-ice hockey for initiation-aged players (5 & 6) -- Our guest is Corey McNabb, director of Hockey Development Programs with Hockey Canada.

Where's my remote control? Age of Electric trivia / giveaway

Richard Cloutier & Julie Buckingham tee up THE NEWS, then more texts on taking your kids to places others might find odd, like a Bomber game.