Odds frontman Craig Northey joins Josh & Jade ahead of the band's headlining performance at the Sooke Music & Art Festival. They discuss more than three decades with Odds, collaborations including The Trans-Canada Highwaymen, stories behind some of the band's best-known songs, and new music as the band approaches its 40th anniversary.

Odds frontman Craig Northey joins Josh &amp; Jade ahead of the band's headlining performance at the Sooke Music &amp; Art Festival. They discuss more than three decades with Odds, collaborations including The Trans-Canada Highwaymen, stories behind some of the band's best-known songs, and new music as the band approaches its 40th anniversary.

Making the afternoon commute a little more bearable … join Josh & Jade, Afternoons on CFAX 1070. News, Weather, Traffic, and Conversation, weekdays 3-6. 

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'We only ever have fun': Odds' Craig Northey on the band's past, present and future

Transportation researcher Todd Litman from the Victoria Transport Policy Institute joins the program to discuss a recent Times Colonist commentary arguing that Greater Victoria can reduce congestion, improve affordability and create a healthier transportation system by investing in walking, cycling and transit.

Transportation researcher Todd Litman from the <a href="https://www.vtpi.org/">Victoria Transport Policy Institute</a> joins the program to discuss a recent Times Colonist commentary arguing that Greater Victoria can reduce congestion, improve affordability and create a healthier transportation system by investing in walking, cycling and transit.

Moving People, Not Cars: How Better Transit, Walking and Biking Reduce Traffic Headaches

Back-to-school season brings a familiar debate about technology in the classroom. A new Liaison Strategies poll finds parents are actually more supportive of laptops and tablets in schools than those without children, while most Canadians support teaching AI literacy. David Valentin, principal at Liaison Strategies, joins the program to discuss where the public draws the line on AI use in education and whether schools are ready for the technology.

Back-to-school season brings a familiar debate about technology in the classroom. A new Liaison Strategies poll finds parents are actually more supportive of laptops and tablets in schools than those without children, while most Canadians support teaching AI literacy. David Valentin, principal at Liaison Strategies, joins the program to discuss where the public draws the line on AI use in education and whether schools are ready for the technology.

Parents Embrace Classroom Tech, But Draw the Line on AI Doing the Work

Aitan Roubini, President of the Victoria Mac and iOS Users Group, joins us for our Labour Day Long Weekend Edition of "Tech Talk".

Aitan Roubini, President of the Victoria Mac and iOS Users Group, joins us for our Labour Day Long Weekend Edition of "Tech Talk".

'We only ever have fun': Odds' Craig Northey on the band's past, present and future

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