Afternoons with Ryan Price - Sound Bites

Ryan is joined by Jason Whyte from Get Reel Movies as they highlight some of the titles available at the box office, including Ballerina, the documentary Fairy Creek and the live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon.

Eric McNeely, president of the BC Ferry and Marine Workers Union, joins Ryan to react to BC Ferries' decision to hire a Chinese shipyard to build four new vessels.

IMAGE: Early render (subject to change) of new BC Ferries vessel. via BC Ferries

Ryan is joined by Fiona Hamersley Chambers from Metchosin Farm for their regular conversation about gardening and food security. This week they discuss what to avoid at garden store sales, unusual watering tricks, and the optimal time for harvesting garlic scapes.

CTV National News reporter Colton Praill joins Ryan after Prime Minister Carney announced nine-billion dollars in spending that would help Canada hit its NATO defence spending target for the first time since 1990.

Ryan is joined by Dallas for their regular Vic Food Guys segment. This week, they speak with Kelly Young, Marketing Director with West Shore Town Centre, discussing Sweet Street 2025 - the event happening 11am-3pm on June 21 where you can satisfy your sweet tooth while shopping more than 40 local vendors.

Mike Kozakowski from Citified Discusses May's Real-Estate Statistics and gives insight to questions from callers about upcoming developments 

Professor and researcher of food distribution and policy at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia - Sylvain Charlesbois joins the show to talk about rising prices of food, specifically beef. 

How will Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs affect new car prices here in BC?

City of Victoria  Councillor Marg Gardiner joins the show to speak on a motion on Supportive Housing and removing Supportive Housing from the Residential Tenancy Act and more on the initiative being brought to council. 

John Lennon’s 1965 Rolls-Royce Phantom V Touring Limousine is currently on display in the Royal BC Museum lobby. Collections Manager Paul Ferguson joins the show to tell us the story behind this car and why it is here in Victoria

Quinn MacDonald from the Eve's of Destruction roller derby explains their upcoming exciting tournament and the reasons behind hosting it here at home, instead of travelling to the US for such tournaments. 

CTV National Reporter Colton Prail is back in Ottawa, here to explain more the latest stage with our trades war with the US and the upcoming boarder bill.

Our second emergency edition of the VicFoodGuys with Dallas. We speak to Mark Taggesell Chef from Hanks *A Restaurant and new owner! 

A motion  by a  trio of City of Victoria Councilors seek options on supporting cinema in Victoria
Councillor Krista Loughton joins Afternoons with Ryan Price with more on this motion.

Reliance Properties founder/CEO Jon Stovell joins Ryan Price to discuss the unveiling of The Beachlands Experience Centre—a bold and immersive first step in a $1.2B oceanfront community decades in the making.

From serious speeches to political style, Dan Reeve and Ryan Price cover the latest in Canadian politics—from the throne speech to the end of BC’s spring session, and even Trudeau’s shoes.

Angelina Rai from our sister station 107.3 Virgin Radio breaks down what makes Canada's hottest band The Beaches so special and how you could win tickets to see them in Victoria. 

Langford might be on the BC housing “naughty list”—but why? Ryan Price and Citified’s Mike Kozakowski break it down, and discuss some new developments including several hise-rise projects

B.C.'s minimum wage is going up to $17.85—but is it enough to survive, let alone thrive? Living Wage BC’s Anastasia French shares data and solutions to bridge the growing affordability gap.