Kamloops Last Week

Reider’s Digest (14:45 mark), with Kamloops Mayor Reid Hamer-Jackson, highlights colourful Episode 83 of Kamloops Last Week, which also features commentary (47:35) on Brier silver medallist Matt Dunstone, with insight from the Manitoba skip and

Also covered on the show: Blazers' play-by-play man Jon Keen’s top-shelf performance amid drunk fans in Kent, Wash., Van Halen, Roy Orbison, Wee Willie Johnston, co-host Chris Foulds’ Abbotsford chat group (Pipes and the boys) and co-host Marty Hastings’ displeasure with his boss, Foulds

When Jesus said, “It is finished,” he meant the work he was doing on the cross in suffering for our sins was finished — done

Rauter offers insight on Scotties storylines, touching on Einarson, Jones, Fleury, Homan, Grandy, Silvernagle, Skrlik and how fans returning to the tournament may impact the outcome

Hamer-Jackson challenges councillors to get boots on the ground to fight social issues, chimes in on a study that suggests Kamloopsians are down on quality of life in the city, responds to criticism from 2022 mayoral candidate Sadie Hunter and explains his reasoning behind a notice of motion pertaining to a storage facility for the marginalized

NBA star Kelly Olynyk, insight on missing persons in the Kamloops area and opinion on the Kamloops Blazers’ mega-deal feature in Episode 74 of Kamloops Last Week.

Co-hosts Chris Foulds and Marty Hastings discuss the busy year and debate where stories land on the list

Santa Claus, Buddy the Elf and Kamloops City Coun. Stephen Karpuk are interviewed in Episode 71 of Kamloops Last Week, which also includes the conclusion of the case of the missing Fulton Cup trophy

Hamer-Jackson explains his decision to recuse himself from the Dec. 6 council meeting, talks of an apology from Bass, speaks of being excluded from an in-camera meeting and is questioned on the creation of task forces and a legal quarrel with ASK Wellness and CEO Bob Hughes

The Tattle of Hastings segment that includes clips from Paddock and Bedard begins at 28:18.