Violent crime, sexual assault or witnessing war firsthand – the fallout from a traumatic event may have lifelong consequences.  But what if you could erase these bad memories and negative triggers from your brain?

Discussing Nobody Speak a Netflix documentary. 

Two Washington State residents climbed up the Lions Gate Bridge in Vancouver- shutting it down for six hours. The American government ethics watchdog who raised flags about President Trump's family business has resigned. 

A ferrari driver was casught doing more than 200 km/h on the bridge, while this morning two people shut the bridge down for almost 6 hours.

Two Indianapolis neighbours engaged in gunfire between their yards after a seemingly benign argument. We turn the segment over to you- have you ever had or been a "neighbour from Hell"? 

Charles Adler Tonight- Full Show- July 6, 2017

In an age of ubiquitous technology and look-at-me social media, where “selfies” have replaced a focus on others while travelling—remember when people once took pictures of their friends and family, with their own visage only one among many in a group photo—one might hope that at a concentration camp, restrained behaviour might still exist.

So that’s done. The case of Omar Khadr versus the government of Canada has been settled. The former child enemy combatant will split $10.5-million with his lawyers, and the government will apologize.

This time a different take on the Omar Khadr story... Where should the apology and the money go?

CJOB's Geoff Currier and Charles discuss Khader, the new CFL commissioner and how the league should change.