In this episode we interview two of the members of the University of Manitoba Unmanned Aerial Systems team, or UMUAS for short. Andrei , the operations captain, and Zack, a general member for the team, break down their upcoming competition, what went into making the drones, and how the team operates.

Check out the UMUAS website and Instagram for more details.

https://umuas.ca/

https://www.instagram.com/um_uas/

The Mani Yells Podcast, which in no way is associated with any other similar podcasts of this format, is the premiere, reputable, highly professional, well respected, (and many other words for such a highly accomplished podcast), source of 100% accurate factual information on campus. 

Everything in this episode has been fact checked (to varying degrees) and it presented to you as accurately as possible, in no way fudging details for entertainment value.

Hosted by the respectable Reid Maxwell, who has no relation to any other podcast host who you may associate with the name Reid or Maxwell in any order, we bring you news articles covered in this issue of The Ivory Buffalo, which can be found around campus at the usual news stands.

In this episode of the Toban Talks podcast we talk with Ken Bentley, the coach of the U of M Bisons Women's Volleyball team. We talk about how the season went with a tournament in Europe, as well as insights on what to look forward to for next season.

In this episode of Toban Talks, we talk about the future of what the U of M campus will look like and the 30 Year Master Capital plan for reconstructions on campus. 

We talk with Raman Dhaliwal, the Associate Vice President (Administration) & Chief Risk Officer at U of M about the construction of a new library and what will happen with the Elizabeth Dafoe Library.

In this episode of Toban Talks, we talk with Ariana, a student at U of M who works at the Makerspace on campus. A 3D printing and laser cutting lab used by both students and clubs for projects and for fun!

Visit the Makerspace in the campus tunnels at the Allen building between the Armes building and the University Center.

In this episode of Toban Talks, we talk about the upcoming World Cup with Faiyaz Chowdhury, sports writer for The Manitoban, as we test out our new studio space.

Find your campus sports coverage in The Manitoban either online or found around campus.

Join us as we take a walk down the Bison Block Party. Vendors, booths and tables are set up to showcase faculties, clubs and resources for current and future students, with our very own U of M Bisons facing off against the Alberta Golden Bears on the field.

TobanTalks — Queers on the Quad 2025: Anything but a Drag This week, we take you to the heart of Queers on the Quad — an annual celebration of queer talent, drag, music, food, and community at the University of Manitoba. 

Joining us is UMSU’s 2SLGBTQIA+ representative Ayush Singh, along with voices from the community, as we talk about why events like these matter and how they bring visibility, belonging, and joy to campus.

This episode we talk with Kyler and Tyler of "The Weekly Y-lers", giving a peek behind the curtain and into the minds of the Y-lers themselves. 

Catch them Mondays at 1:00PM - 2:00PM on UMFM 101.5 as they discuss the history and background behind songs, artists, genres and even the most recognizable sound effects out there. Take a trip on the Y-ild side!

TobanTalks — Episode 3 marks a first for us: we’ve got a guest in the studio! Joining us is The Manitoban’s Editor-in-Chief, here to talk about life behind the headlines — from managing the newsroom to making tough editorial calls, and what it really takes to keep a student newspaper running. 

We dive into the stories shaping this issue, the challenges of student journalism, and the vision for The Manitoban’s future.

In our second episode of TobanTalks, we plug into the sound of summer as some of rock’s biggest names hit the stage right here in Winnipeg. From legendary anthems to local fan moments — we’re breaking it all down, one band at a time.

Featured in this episode:

Toque brings Canadian rock nostalgia to life

Foreigner turns up the energy with classic hits

Joan Jett & the Blackhearts ignite the stage with punk-rock power

Def Leppard delivers a thunderous arena experience

In our very first episode, we dive into some of the top stories from the latest issue of The Manitoban. From campus developments and student voices to arts, sports, and events around Manitoba — we’re breaking it all down, one headline at a time.

Articles featured in this episode: 

Portage and Main open for the first time in 47 years 

SoA student gallery presents Faith: Who Do You Trust? 

2025 Manitoba African Cup of Nations kicks off