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The most constant thing in life is change; Jayden unpacks how differently his life looks now; competition takes hold, as the guys look for ways to get the edge in a race.

Paul visits an oyster farm and attends a skateboarding event for his son; Mark wants Paul to meet a city developer to discuss a restaurant location; Paul becomes worried when Alma shares candid childhood stories with a visiting reporter.

The boys get mischievous on the local holiday known as Dorchester Day; Johnny "Drama" and Henry "Nacho" are enlisted to paint a shed in Donnie's backyard.

The murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson reveals two aspects of American life; a health care executive was shot dead and because he was a health care executive, people cheered.

Teri says she was attacked by former friend Valina's dog; Valina says Teri exaggerated her injuries so much that her dog had to be euthanized; a woman tells of being attacked by a client's two dogs.

Missy's father convinces Jase to take him on a quail hunt; Willie helps John Luke start his own snow cone business.

Missy and Jase begin to question Reed's choices after he buys an old van to advance his music career; professional grappler Kurt Angle helps prepare River for a competitive wrestling league.

Dr. Phil sits down with NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Deputy Mayor Kaz Daughtry to talk crime, gangs, antisemitism and the fight to save America's biggest city; if New York falls, the rest of the country may not be far behind.

Connecting our communities by featuring inspiring news stories and interviews from southern Alberta and around the world.

Chelsea says her sister Amy left the family, started calling herself Mother God, claims to do surgery with her hands and talk to dead people.

A woman says she was attacked by two dogs she was dog-sitting, and nearly lost her life; trainer and behaviorist Jas Leverette.

Jayden meets up with former bareback bronc rider, Travis Whiteside, who is now a farrier; Travis shows Jayden what it takes to care for a horse's feet.

Part 2/2. Mark Schweighardt and Lee Bells are improvisation comedians who call themselves Don't Mind Us; audiences like their spontaneous, clean comedy, which one might expect, since these guys are from Saskatchewan, Canada.

A perspective on how digital technologies can enhance business productivity.

A perspective on how digital technologies can enhance business productivity.

Discussions of common sense and good governance from Frontier Centre for Public Policy.

Guests tackle issues about morality, spirituality, politics, family and freedom.

Missy's father convinces Jase to take him on a quail hunt; Willie helps John Luke start his own snow cone business.

Missy and Jase begin to question Reed's choices after he buys an old van to advance his music career; professional grappler Kurt Angle helps prepare River for a competitive wrestling league.

Paul visits an oyster farm and attends a skateboarding event for his son; Mark wants Paul to meet a city developer to discuss a restaurant location; Paul becomes worried when Alma shares candid childhood stories with a visiting reporter.

The boys get mischievous on the local holiday known as Dorchester Day; Johnny "Drama" and Henry "Nacho" are enlisted to paint a shed in Donnie's backyard.

As AI companions blur the line between connection and delusion, Dr. Phil investigates the rising trend of people turning to artificial intelligence for friendship, love and even conversations with the dead.

Amy says she is "Mother God" and can heal the world with her group, Love Has Won; sister Chelsea states that Amy is a brainwashed "cult leader" who abandoned her family years ago and is putting other people's lives at risk.

Paul visits an oyster farm and attends a skateboarding event for his son; Mark wants Paul to meet a city developer to discuss a restaurant location; Paul becomes worried when Alma shares candid childhood stories with a visiting reporter.

The boys get mischievous on the local holiday known as Dorchester Day; Johnny "Drama" and Henry "Nacho" are enlisted to paint a shed in Donnie's backyard.

Missy's father convinces Jase to take him on a quail hunt; Willie helps John Luke start his own snow cone business.

Missy and Jase begin to question Reed's choices after he buys an old van to advance his music career; professional grappler Kurt Angle helps prepare River for a competitive wrestling league.

A grandmother unfolds a story for her captivated grandchildren.

A grandmother unfolds a story for her captivated grandchildren.

A perspective on how digital technologies can enhance business productivity.

A perspective on how digital technologies can enhance business productivity.

Faytene and her guests share encouraging testimonies and pray for the viewers.

Jayden learns what it takes to ride broncos and bulls; he first speaks with a bull rider named, Zachery King - an Indigenous rider who hopes to go pro.

Gracey calls in Mark to help her on a photo shoot at a Can-Am Speed skating event featuring speed skater Isabelle Weidemann.

Gracey gets an assignment for the Canadian Association of Rally Sport.

Discussions of common sense and good governance from Frontier Centre for Public Policy.

Jeremy Prest and David Craig candidly share their perspective on current Canadian issues; featuring guests who are experts in their fields, viewers have the chance to wrestle with the facts and come to their own conclusions.

The guys venture into the pasture to help round up some cows on the ranch, which is easier said than done; they also learn the basics of roping and help brand some young calves.

The guys head off to another local ranch and meet up with some team ropers and barrel racers; they try their hand at both roping and barrel racing with a less-than-ideal approach and skill.

Donnie pressures Paul to win Boston's annual "Battle of the Burger" competition; the Wahlburgers' bowling team needs help; Mark is asked to speak to students at UMass Boston.

Paul and Bob take their sons on a fishing trip that soon evolves into a paintball battle; Alma intervenes when she learns her grandson Brandon is dating two girls at once.

Gracey calls in Mark to help her on a photo shoot at a Can-Am Speed skating event featuring speed skater Isabelle Weidemann.

Gracey gets an assignment for the Canadian Association of Rally Sport.

The wives try to spend more quality time with their men by challenging Willie and his brothers to a "frogging" competition; Si and Miss Kay interrupt John Luke and Mary Kate's preparations for college.

The Robertsons show their support for veterans by staging a "color run" to raise awareness about wounded soldiers.

Dr. Phil sits down with hostages taken by Hamas, Aviva and Keith Siegel, for their account of survival, captivity and the fight to reclaim life after terror.

Dr. Phil dives into one of the most heated topics of recent times, the cancel culture.

Amy says she is "Mother God" and can heal the world with her group, Love Has Won; sister Chelsea states that Amy is a brainwashed "cult leader" who abandoned her family years ago and is putting other people's lives at risk.

A renowned forensic pathologist reveals his findings after examining Rebecca Zahau's exhumed remains.

A mother makes a plea on her cancer-stricken son's behalf for a record-setting number of get-well missives.

Discussions of common sense and good governance from Frontier Centre for Public Policy.

Guests tackle issues about morality, spirituality, politics, family and freedom.

The wives try to spend more quality time with their men by challenging Willie and his brothers to a "frogging" competition; Si and Miss Kay interrupt John Luke and Mary Kate's preparations for college.

The Robertsons show their support for veterans by staging a "color run" to raise awareness about wounded soldiers.

Donnie pressures Paul to win Boston's annual "Battle of the Burger" competition; the Wahlburgers' bowling team needs help; Mark is asked to speak to students at UMass Boston.

Paul and Bob take their sons on a fishing trip that soon evolves into a paintball battle; Alma intervenes when she learns her grandson Brandon is dating two girls at once.

An emotional conversation about why women being sexually assaulted is the most unreported crime in America.

A woman says she was attacked by two dogs she was dog-sitting, and nearly lost her life; trainer and behaviorist Jas Leverette.

Donnie pressures Paul to win Boston's annual "Battle of the Burger" competition; the Wahlburgers' bowling team needs help; Mark is asked to speak to students at UMass Boston.

Paul and Bob take their sons on a fishing trip that soon evolves into a paintball battle; Alma intervenes when she learns her grandson Brandon is dating two girls at once.

The wives try to spend more quality time with their men by challenging Willie and his brothers to a "frogging" competition; Si and Miss Kay interrupt John Luke and Mary Kate's preparations for college.

The Robertsons show their support for veterans by staging a "color run" to raise awareness about wounded soldiers.

A grandmother unfolds a story for her captivated grandchildren.

A grandmother unfolds a story for her captivated grandchildren.

Sid Koop is hilarious - his performances are always a ton of fun. He's become an internationally renowned Christian Youth Leader, founding Truth Matters Ministries, and now serving as Executive Director of Youth Worker Community. Sid has mastered a concept from one of Jesus' public performances, to wit... in some ways we should never grow up.

A perspective on how the latest digital technologies can enhance business productivity.

A perspective on how the latest digital technologies can enhance business productivity.

Faytene and her guests share encouraging testimonies and pray for the viewers.

Jayden finds out what it takes to be a rodeo clown and bullfighter; he first sees a longtime funny man, Dennis Halstead who has been clowning around for over 25 years; Jayden also speaks with professional bullfighter, Bret Monea.

Gracey covers the Canadian Snowcross Racing event at the Searchmont Resort in Ontario.

Gracey attends the MEC Ice Climbing Festival to climb with pro climber Jenn Olsen; Gracey shoots a vertical ice fall.

Jeremy Prest and David Craig candidly share their perspective on current Canadian issues; featuring guests who are experts in their fields, viewers have the chance to wrestle with the facts and come to their own conclusions.

Faytene and her guests share encouraging testimonies and pray for the viewers.

David and Leon tackle finances and faith with a Godly perspective on blessing; never ones to waste an opportunity for a challenge, two of boys decide to tackle shore lunch.

While Austin and Jayden share about their lives growing up, the rest of the guys find a new way to bring excitement to the competition; Leon also shares about what it takes to be a man of integrity.

Johnny and Henry tag along when Mark travels to Hong Kong to promote a film; Johnny auditions for a commercial, while Henry fills his stomach of steel with local delicacies.

Paul visits Mark in Los Angeles; children taste test a new menu item; on the set of "Ted 2," Mark comes through on an acting gig for Johnny Drama.

Sid Koop is hilarious - his performances are always a ton of fun. He's become an internationally renowned Christian Youth Leader, founding Truth Matters Ministries, and now serving as Executive Director of Youth Worker Community. Sid has mastered a concept from one of Jesus' public performances, to wit... in some ways we should never grow up.

Gracey covers the Canadian Snowcross Racing event at the Searchmont Resort in Ontario.

Gracey attends the MEC Ice Climbing Festival to climb with pro climber Jenn Olsen; Gracey shoots a vertical ice fall.

Willie visits a friend in Nashville, Tenn.; new college students John Luke and Mary Kate are dropped off at Liberty University; River enlists the family to help him make a ninja movie.

As some hostages, return, others remain in the shadow, Dr. Phil continues the urgent conversation with families still waiting for their loved ones to come home.

Dr. Phil ventures into the world of prepping; families and individuals prepare for doomsday scenarios amid political tension and global uncertainty.

Six-year-old Ethan, who was abducted at gunpoint and held captive in an underground bunker in Alabama for nearly a week, and his mother, Jennifer, talk to Dr. Phil; specialists tell how to help him cope with what he has experienced.

Ria says that when she was 19, Queen Antoinette, the leader of 1 Mind Ministries, demanded Ria's toddler be starved, and tells of the mind control the leader had over her; Joy tells of reporting her mother, the leader of House of Prayer, to police.

Mocked by her family for opening a hippotherapy farm for children, Faith questions her message from God after a child is nearly injured, and the work is overwhelming.