Calgary Eyeopener

Today's podcast: Former US ambassador Bruce Heyman; world's fastest juggler; unlikely neighbours in Calgary's north east; Paul Brandt exhibit.

Today's podcast: Transitioning from the ICU; who to watch at the World Cup; youth winner of the 2017 Calgary Awards; remembering Margaret Perkins Hess.

Today's podcast: Graduated garbage bins in Calgary; why northern Alberta First Nations want to buy a pipeline; composting diapers; orphanage for unwanted plants.

Today's podcast: Protest on the Siksika First Nation; Korean-Calgarian MIchael Kim; new board chair of the Calgary 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Bid; wildflowers in Waterton.

Today's podcast: Sell Safe cannabis course; summer employment for young people; limiting oxygen for research.

On today's podcast: How a woman was saved from the flames after a gas station crash in Calgary; hear about a riverside rescue in Canmore; Ontario chooses a Ford; and a brewery tour under pedal power.

On today's podcast:Liberal MP Kent Hehr on the conclusion of an investigation into allegations against him concerning sexual harassment; identity fraud is about to get harder in Alberta; Paul Karchut checks out a community fundraiser to keep Angel cafe alive in Edworthy Park; and a conversation with Silicon Valley marketing guru Guy Kawasaki.

On today's podcast: We check in on the Supervised Consumption site in the Beltline to hear what people who live and work in the area are saying; our Unconventional Panel debates a city administration plan for outdoor weed gardens at festivals; and we'll speak to the most famous Canadian, in China.

On the podcast: Cannabis Gardens at Calgary festivals; how the trade dispute with the US could derail the G7 agenda this week in Quebec; we talk to the founder of a local charity that's losing its space in downtown Calgary; and food guide Julie van Rosendaal tells us what to do with all that rhubarb growing in Calgary's back alleys.

On the podcast: United Conservative Party Leader Jason Kenney joins us to talk about the federal purchase of the Kinder Morgan pipeline and his decision to walk out of debates on an NDP bill mandating no-protest zones around abortion clinics; the sister of a missing pilot searches for volunteers; reporter Kyle Bakx talks about the latest 'it' food: the humble egg; and we head to the garden with gardening expert Kath Smythe.