Calgary Eyeopener

Today's podcast: Fatality inquiry into death of peace officer Rod Lazenby begins; Stephen Carter on Calgary's mayoral race; Calgarian makes it to the top of Mount Everest at age 64.

Opposition Leader Brian Jean on his call for a judicial inquiry of the government's handling of the Fort McMurray fire; what works when it comes to environmental policies; details on the summer's biggest road hockey tournament; and perfect summer beer.

Cowboys talking about concussions and the Ty Pozuban foundation; we crash a James Comey watch party in Washington DC; meet one of the original volunteers of Spruce Meadows; why you can expect to hear cannons at the Military Museum this weekend.

On today's podcast: Using psychedelic drugs to treat PTSD;

one-way versus two-way streets. Which is better? We ask our Unconventional Panel; Calgarians at the Henley Royal Regatta.

On today's podcast: Why a victim of crime was held in jail before facing her attacker; we talk to a criminologist about a recent spate of gun violence in our city; Dr. Raj Bhardwaj on fasting.

Today's podcast: The Calgary connection to the London attacks; we talk about privacy rights at the U.S. border for Canadians making the crossing; and we meet the rattlesnake wrangler of Lethbridge.

Today's podcast: Calgary doctor honoured with ethics award; Stampede set to sell local craft beer; why the free-range peacocks at the Calgary Zoo are being kept under lock and key; University of Calgary student looks for Asian-Canadian home videos.

Today's podcast: Paul McLoughlin on provincial politics; replacing the seats at the Jack Singer; guided tours through Calgary's Chinatown; hiking from coast to coast.

Today's podcast: Premier Rachel Notley talks about political developments in B.C.; Rocketspace CEO Duncan Logan; modernizing Alberta's adoption laws.

Today's podcast: Bruce Cameron on BC NDP-Green alliance; live music and the Calgary economy; we tour the Sentry Box; Julie Van Rosendaal makes Ukrainian food.