The MOVE Morning Show Podcast

We pinpoint the everyday things that leave us feeling "exhausterwhelmulated," the viral term for being exhausted, overwhelmed, and overstimulated all at once.
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Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim joins us in studio to talk all things FIFA.
The executive chef at BC Place, Wayne Chen, shares what it takes to prepare thousands of meals for game day crowds.

Nobody's keeping score... except all of us. From outpacing friends on a casual walk to treating Wordle like an Olympic sport, we're unpacking the strange competitions we somehow can't resist.
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Drew has been watching heartfelt dog rescue interviews... except they're AI?
A woman says "no car, no date." Fair expectation or red flag?

What did you miss while staring at your phone? Listeners confess their biggest "I looked down for one second!" moments.
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A Katy Perry–Justin Trudeau Would You Rather question that nobody asked for but everyone has an opinion on.
Vancouver just announced the return of a free summer tradition, and Erin couldn't be more excited!

Erin’s been tracking down a string of suspicious disappearances at home and recently discovered the prime suspect was her daughter, back from the island and apparently running a quiet supply chain out of her closet.
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On behalf of a friend, Drew asks: Dis buying clothes from an estate sale taking things too far?
In this economy, what actually counts as a luxury anymore?

Alexa recently attended a wedding in New York City, where the bride and groom live. She and her partner gave a cash gift, but another couple they spoke with who traveled from LA gave nothing at all, saying their presence was gift enough. How much is appropriate, and is no gift ever acceptable?
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BC Place General Manager Chris May talks FIFA as Vancouver enters its inaugural World Cup week.
Do you think like a millennial? The team takes a quiz, and the results are surprisingly revealing.