At 3 this afternoon on Medicine Chest, Dr. Victor Squires squeezes 
out the swabs and identifies the latest wave of mutant viruses to 
arrive in the province. Symptoms featured on today's program include 
the scaly mucoids of Streptosaurus B, the telltale hot-cough of 
Necrotizing Bronchitis and the mild disorientation of the 25-hour 
flu. Need an antidote for your winter woes? Medicine Chest at 3:00.

At 5:00 on Jock and Jill, host Tracey Babstock considers the 
feasibility of a local bid for the 2006 Winter Olympics. Tracey's 
joined by an expert panel of confidence men, money launderers, pimps 
and advertising execs, failed businessmen and retired politicians in 
search of fatter sinecures. What are our chances with the IOC? You 
could be in for a surprise this afternoon on Jock and Jill.

And tomorrow at midnight, tune in to the Christian Women's Hour with 
special guest, Brother Foster O'Coyne, a Jesuit who is also a Zen 
Master and a full Rastafarian Wingding. Brother O'Coyne turns to his 
three faiths to address the major spiritual questions of our time. 
Is my family a form of God's punishment? Is ecstacy a gateway to 
enlightenment? And if so, how do I do it? Brother O'Coyne demonstrates. 
And do my bad thoughts make me a bad person? What about really bad 
thoughts? Get the answer on the women's Christian hour.