Virgin Radio Mornings with B Mack & Karly

And we all wanna go back asap... TALK ABOUT THERAPEUTIC!! Shout outs to Crystal at Axe Monkeys in Kelowna, for helping me discover a dream...

SMASHY SMASH your way through glassware, printers, tvs and anything ELSE you can find - Make it unrecognizable! 

We were told we wouldn't get through all the items we had, but we DID, in just under an hour. All 4 of us, my bestie, and my other besties who work at AM 1150, Calvin & Jaden, did VERY WELL lol

So, you know how automatic sensor lights work, right? And when there's no motion, the lights turn off to conserve energy... sometimes this is NOT a good thing! 

thanks to Jaden, Producer from AM 1150 and B Mack's bestie for the laugh!!! 

Jessie J + Sia = JESSIA! How cool is that? We loved talking to Jessia, talking Ucluetians, meeting Shawn Desman & singing in stairwells! 

Morgan’s Mole Patrol was started by Morgan’s mother, Karen as a legacy to her oldest son. Karen is working hard to spread the news of the danger of being out in the sun with out protection

Morgan’s Mole Patrol will have sunscreen stations throughout Kelowna free of charge!

Early Detection SAVES LIVES! Know your Body. Watch those MOLES!!

And DID A & W start the whole damn thing??? 

Today is about recognizing the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit People. 

Red dresses are set to be on display across the country Friday to recognize the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit People. It has become known as Red Dress Day and the empty garments serve as a symbol of lives that have been lost.

The head of the Native Women's Association of Canada Carol McBride, says it's clear there's an ongoing emergency nearly four years after the final report into missing and murdered Indigenous woman and girls was released. It’s a crisis…

The inquiry's final report was released in 2019 and included sweeping calls for change. It found Indigenous women and girls are 12 times more likely to be murdered or go missing than any other group in Canada.

Sixty-three per cent of Indigenous women have experienced violence and nearly half have experienced sexual assault, Statistics Canada said in a report last year.

Each year there are more events, rallies and art displays. Despite the increased awareness and an extensive national inquiry, McBride said the situation that Indigenous girls and women face has not substantially changed

the Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society is holding its 15th annual march for missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and 2 spirit people. “All allies are welcomed to join at 10:45am for the march and event, which will begin at 442 Leon Ave at 11am, and will end back at the Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society at noon for a community lunch and open mic.  The purpose of the march is to bring awareness to the issues as well as honor and remember those who have been lost. “ says Elder Edna Terbasket.

Red shirts and hoodies will be available at the event as well as ahead of time through their website. Participants are encouraged to wear red as many Indigenous cultures believe that red is the only colour spirits can see, and by wearing red we call back the spirits of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

West Kelowna is about to experience something AMAZING, done through the amazing work from Melissa Grassmick & her team, to bring the very first all-inclusive, all-accessible play space, for EVERYONE! Not just kids... ;) 

THANK YOU FOR BEING SO AWESOME!! 

Voyager RV Centre's Voyager Cares initiative for 2023 is in full swing, with over $30,000 in donations already made through their year-long campaign. Kicking off the Voyager Cares fundraiser back in late 2022 with the goal to raise $100,000 by the end of 2023, these two donations make for a great start.The first donation of $13,200 will be given to the Central Okanagan Food Bank, while another $18,750 will be awarded to the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA).With all employees voting on local charities of choice, the top eight vote-getters were then selected to be the recipients for 2023, with each charity given a specific month to raise donations. For every RV sold during that charity's month of fundraising, each department committed to making a donation."Plus we bring reps from each charity here for the cheque presentations, so that our staff can learn about what the donations mean to the charity and our community. It’s a pretty cool experience.”For the Central Okanagan Food Bank, this will help feed the mouths of the over 4,000 individuals on a monthly basis. The CMHA says the near $19,000 donated to the organization will help over 300 people that they house, their outreach services team, the youth population and more.The next beneficiary of Voyager Cares, based on RVs sold during the month of April, is the Kelowna Hospice House. To Ward, Jason, Alicia, and the entire crew at VOYAGER RV, thank you for all you do for your community!