On this August 31st edition of The Drive Podcast:

Many people have been saying that the man and woman who verbally harassed Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland did nothing wrong... but is that actually true? Ted speaks with Balfour Der, a Calgary-based criminal defense lawyer and former Crown Prosecutor about the possible criminal angle to this story. Afterwards Ted speaks with Chief Superintendent Dr. Brian Szumlas of the Calgary Catholic School District about what their district is doing to prepare for back-to-school on Thursday. Finally, Ted is joined by Andrew Rasiulis, a Fellow with the Canadian Global Affairs Institute about the legacy and death of former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.

On this August 30th edition of The Drive Podcast,

Over the weekend, Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland was verbally harassed by a man while in Grand Prairie. For his first two conversations Ted chats with University of Calgary Political Scientist Dr. Lisa Young and Registered Psychologist Jenn Betts on the rise of and psychology behind political aggression. Afterwards Ted speaks with Calgary-based registered dietician Sarah Remmer on how to give your kids healthy lunches for back to school.

On this August 23rd edition of The Drive Podcast, guest hosted by J'lyn Nye:

There's been a lot of talk about a possible provincial police force. Many mayors of rural communities across Alberta are in opposition, including Edson Mayor Kevin Zahara. J'lyn speaks with Kevin to understand why they aren't interested in a provincial police force. Also on this episode, the film "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" is a beloved classic... and now a spin-off is in development! Does it need one? J'lyn chats with film critic and host of the Three Angry Nerds podcast Kurt Smejkal about this new film. Finally, Broadway Across Canada is touring their performance of "Come From Away." It will be coming to both Edmonton and Calgary, and J'lyn speaks with actor Kevin Carolan about the performance.

On this August 23rd edition of The Drive Podcast, guest hosted by J'lyn Nye:

Long-time broadcaster Lynda Steele joins J'lyn to discuss why the broadcasting and media industry needs to change following the letting go of Lisa Laflamme. Afterwards J'lyn speaks with Stephanie Crowchild of the Tsuut'ina First Nation near Calgary on her career in fashion, and her upcoming trip to New York Fashion Week. Finally, J'lyn speaks with 14 year old golfer Adele Sanford on getting TWO hole-in-ones in one game of golf.

The province announced that they actively want to recruit talented workers from out of province - specifically from Vancouver and Toronto. We speak with local CEO Nic Beique about how hiring in those competitive industries looks. Afterwards we speak with Brian Turner of Driving.ca about distractions in our vehicles. Finally, Cathy Keough of the Calgary Counselling Centre joins us to talk about how those going back to school can maintain their mental health.

Dr. Josh Klapow is a clinical psychologist out of the University of Alabama Birmingham. He joins Ted Henley on The Drive to talk about why Gen Z is no longer looking for the "dream job," and how their approach to the job market has changed.

Steve Deakin is a National Pickleball Champion, coach, and certified instructor. He's currently in Alberta. Why? We find out in conversation with Steve on The Drive.

On this July 27th edition of The Drive Podcast, guest hosted by J'lyn Nye:

Albertans say emergency room wait times and care are getting worse; we speak with Dr. Paul Parks, president of the AMA’s section of emergency medicine...and four tips for teaching good values to your kids; we speak with Dr. Ganz Ferrance, Registered Psychologist, Former Public Education Coordinator as well as the former Vice-President of the Psychologists’ Association of Alberta

On this July 26th edition of The Drive Podcast, guest hosted by J'lyn Nye:

Have we reached a tipping point with tipping? We ask Josh Freed, a writer, journalist, and filmmaker. Also, we discuss how Alberta is preparing for wildfire season with Mike Flannigan, Professor (Wildland Fire), Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Science, University of Alberta

On this July 25th edition of The Drive Podcast, guest hosted by J'lyn Nye:

Reaction to Pope Francis’ residential school apology with Matthew Wildcat, assistant professor in the University of Alberta’s Faculty of Native studies and political science, and a member of Ermineskin Cree Nation...and How much income do you need to afford a house in Canada? We speak to James Laird, Co-CEO of Ratehub.ca and President of CanWise mortgage lender