Frugal Bob Spent $2,500 on Thursday For How Many FIFA Tix?

NEW - What’s On Your Mind Lisa Best: Why Motorcycles Are Rad

If the idea of riding a motorcycle has been sitting in the back of your head, Lisa Best of CFAX 1070 is the person who will either push you toward it or give you a much more honest picture of what it actually takes.   Best has been riding for thirty-five years and teaching for nearly as long. She knows exactly what draws people to two wheels, what stops them from committing, and what separates the riders who stay safe from the ones who don't. What she has learned from decades on the road and in the classroom will either settle the question for you or open up a whole new one.   The conversation covers what the freedom of motorcycling actually feels like, why wanting it matters more than anything else before you start, and the one thing a riding instructor yelled at her decades ago that she still credits for keeping her alive.   Topics: motorcycle riding, motorcycle safety, learn to ride, Vancouver Island Safety Council, CFAX 1070   GUEST: Lisa Best | cfax1070.com   Originally aired on 2026-06-16

ICYMI - Your Separatist Anger Is Someone Else's Side Hustle

Aaron Hagey-MacKay, investigative content creator behind The Goose Media, did something simple: he searched Alberta separatism on Twitter and checked where the accounts were from. Kenya. India. The United States. Fifteen minutes of looking. What he found is less about separatism than about who profits when Canadians fight with each other, and how little it costs to get them started. The conversation goes to foreign ownership of Alberta oil, the tech platforms blocking researcher access to their own data, and why engaging against disinformation feeds it just as much as agreeing with it does. The exit, if there is one, starts with asking why you are angry before you decide what to do about it. Topics: foreign accounts Alberta separatism, rage farming algorithm, online disinformation Canada, Alberta oil foreign ownership, cognitive sovereignty GUEST: Aaron Hagey-MacKay | http://thegoosemedia.ca [http://thegoosemedia.ca] | @‌the_goose_media Originally aired on 2026-06-16

Canada Is Taking Back Citizenship Certificates

Canadian citizenship certificates are being recalled, and immigration lawyer Joel Sandaluk has a message for everyone panicking: surrendering the document does not surrender the status. The harder question is how thousands of people became Canadian citizens without knowing it, why the government is asking for proof back instead of simply auditing the files, and what happens to the people who already built plans around that piece of paper. Joel also has a different problem with citizenship by descent that has nothing to do with the recall, and it is worth hearing from someone who spends his days telling Americans they have been Canadian their whole life. Topics: Canadian citizenship certificates, citizenship by descent, immigration law Canada, Americans claiming Canadian citizenship, Citizenship Act 2025 GUEST: Joel Sandaluk | http://migrationlaw.com [http://migrationlaw.com] Originally aired on 2026-06-16

NEW - Robots: Your Lights Know the Score. Your Toilet Is on Coming to You.

Tech expert Kris Abel shows up every week with the stories that make you stop and say wait, that's real? This week he brought three of them, and not one of them requires any imagination to top the last.   There is a reason people who follow technology closely never seem surprised by anything anymore. They have been paying attention to someone like Kris Abel, who tracks the stories before they become the thing everyone is talking about. This week that means sports, hospitals, and a forty-year-old franchise that just did something nobody thought to do until now.   Topics: Philips Hue FIFA, self-driving toilet, TMNT pizzeria, smart home, tech news 2026   GUEST: Kris Abel | krisabel.com   Originally aired on 2026-06-16

Frugal Bob Spent $2,500 on Thursday For How Many FIFA Tix?

Bob Addison is back, and he's made some decisions that his wife knows about and his son does not yet. From firing a golf ball bazooka at a fundraising tournament to watching Hockey Night in Canada die after ninety-plus years on the air, Bob's week has been eventful. The Tommy Hunter deep cut is free of charge. Then Bob confesses he bought more FIFA tickets, this time with his own money, for Canada's Thursday game, and makes a case for why twenty-five hundred dollars is completely reasonable when your national team might win its first-ever World Cup match at your local stadium. Shane is not convinced. Topics: FIFA World Cup Canada, Hockey Night in Canada, Bob Addison, Canadian soccer, golf fundraiser GUEST: Bob Addison | @‌riobobbo Originally aired on 2026-06-16