In A Good Way Laughter as Medicine

Aboriginal in Appearance pays tribute to the oral tradition of our elders, celebrating Manitoba First Nations culture, expanding understanding and blowing up stereotypes.

The McPhail Brothers Work Shop showcases the creation of unique, hand-crafted furniture pieces. Each episode is rich with creative challenges, how-to hints and a healthy dose good, old-fashioned family bickering. In the end, the work speaks for itself and the brothers build one-of-a-kind items while having fun along the way.

Bella McFadden is a young entrepreneur running a successful online secondhand fashion empire from her mom's basement in Manitoba. 

Experience moose in Manitoba like never before with the world-famous Doc Moose as your guide. Get up close and personal with the challenges facing this iconic species and share in Dr. Vince Crichton's definitive collection of rare and unusual encounters.

With no more than $100 to spare, host Ken Jackson explores the quirky world of reimagined and repurposed antiques, determined to profit from their resale!

An Off-the-path lifestyle program highlighting the “finer” tastes of local actor and comedian, Quinn Greene. A five-episode guide to just getting by in Winnipeg.

Wellness advocate, Georgette Lessard-Boyer hosts a fresh lifestyle series aimed at achieving a healthier us through natural ways found right at our doorstep!

Inuk artist George Arlook loves his job–carving stone. But his art exposes a deeper truth about the forces that shape him and the places he calls home.

Handcrafted Manitoba showcases unique artists and craftspeople. Visually artistic, the show captures the spirit of each artist being showcased. Through the eyes of these amazing artists, we see the powerful transcendent undercurrent, with the positive life-changing activities these people live every day through their craft. 

Join the Prairie Hearts crew once again as we take a look at some of the great stories about the people and places in and around the Westman area. Series produced by the students of the Interactive Media Arts program at Assiniboine Community College in Brandon, Manitoba.