The MOVE Morning Show Podcast

Canada's 6-0 win over Qatar marked the men's team's first-ever FIFA World Cup victory! Drew breaks down the historic night, the fan frenzy, Canada's next test against Switzerland, and the unexpected challenge of finding parking.
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Father's Day is almost here! We look at what people are spending this year and pose an important question: if Dad doesn't like his gift, should he tell his kids?
We put pickle mania to the test to see if this summer's trendiest flavour deserves all the buzz.

Drew shares some of Cristiano Ronaldo's seriously specific pre-game rituals and we turn the question to listeners: what's the superstition or routine you refuse to skip?
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These jobs have the highest divorce rates, can you guess which careers made the list?
Canada has been ranked one of the best countries for what? Drew thinks this may just be the perfect way for Erin to get some peace and quiet at home.

Tom Holland and Zendaya are reportedly keeping their marriage under wraps… but they’re not the only ones. Have you ever kept yours a secret? One caller even hid hers for TWO years!
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Turns out financial help from parents isn’t just a “this generation” thing, it’s happening with adults older than you may expect.
Drew takes on a new role as... overnight reporter for FIFA World Cup?

Erin was out with a group of friends when she caught sight of Eric McCormack. The group was divided: should they say hi or save the story for later? We ask listeners to call in with their best celebrity sightings and weigh in on the unwritten rules of star spotting.
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Drew admits he fell for a fake headline and revisits the story of an AI monk that had Erin completely fooled.
We tackle an important summer question: are pickles officially the snack of the season?

Public-facing workers share the most confusing and ick-inducing customer behaviour they’ve experienced.
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Are Drew and Erin planning on retiring in Vancouver, or will they flee to one of these top retiree destinations?
Drew speaks with Mark Mahl of Prostate Cancer Foundation Canada ahead of the 2026 Father’s Day Walk Run event on June 21.