On this July 21st edition of The Drive Podcast, guest hosted by J'lyn Nye:

The hyperloop concept connecting Calgary and Edmonton is gaining steam! We talk to Sebastien Gendron, the Co-Founder & CEO of TransPod Inc. about how this could be possible...and we talk to Kate Storey, an associate professor in the School of Public Health at the University of Alberta, who ran the Mount Everest Marathon. 

On this July 22nd edition of The Drive Podcast, guest hosted by J'lyn Nye:

Hockey Canada sexual assault allegations stir emotions from survivors - we talk to Greg Gilhooly, Author of “I Am Nobody”, former junior hockey player, Graham James sex assault survivor and lawyer...and what is an earworm and how do you get rid of it? We ask Michael Edwards, director of strategic initiatives and exhibits at Science East in Fredericton.

On this July 20th edition of The Drive Podcast, guest hosted by J'lyn Nye:

Indigenous communities await a new apology as Pope visits Canada; we set it up with Dr. Tiffany Prete, Assistant Professor, Sociology Department, University of Lethbridge...and National Hot Dog Day! We discuss the history, the etiquette, and the best toppings on a hot dog with Janet Riley, Maple Leaf Foods VP of Communications & the Former President of the National Hot Dog & Sausage Council. Is a hot dog a sandwich? 

On this July 19th edition of The Drive Podcast, guest hosted by J'lyn Nye:

Alberta has detailed a new plan to combat elder abuse in the province. Shantel Ottenbreit, chair of the Alberta Elder Abuse Awareness Council explains the new prevention strategy. And, family scientist Adam Galovan shares the results of his study suggesting couples considering divorce need more support options. Plus, concert ticket prices are up 20%. Alan Cross, music historian, breaks down the pricing.

On this July 18th edition of The Drive Podcast, guest hosted by J'lyn Nye:

Should Canada have a 3-digit suicide crisis hotline? Sheryl Boswell, executive director of Youth Mental Health Canada, joins to discuss. And, Martin Ferguson Pell is part of a University of Alberta research team that has placed telepresence robots inside seniors' lodges as part of a fall-prevention program. He explains the program. Plus, online farmers market Cultivatr is expanding from Calgary to Edmonton. Founder, Dan Berezan, joins J'lyn.

On this July 15th edition of The Drive Podcast, guest hosted by J'lyn Nye:

More and more police officers are dealing with burnout than ever before. Tom Stamatakis, Canadian Police Association President, joins J'lyn to talk about what's going on. Afterwards Mac Ross from Western University and J'lyn discuss the investigations into Hockey Canada. Finally, J'lyn is joined by Lorian Hardcastle from the University of Calgary to discuss the Hinshaw Papers. 

On this July 14th edition of The Drive Podcast:

Stuart Smyth is the Chair of Agri-Food Innovation and Sustainability Enhancement & Associate Professor at the University of Saskatchewan. He joins guest host J'lyn Nye on The Drive to talk about the rising cost of food following interest rates going up. Afterwards J'lyn speaks with Father Cristino Bouvette, the National Liturgical Director for the Papal Visit to Canada about the importance of this visit. 

On this July 13th edition of The Drive podcast, guest hosted by J'lyn Nye:

Rob Roach is the deputy chief economist at ATB Economics. He joins J'lyn on The Drive to discuss the rumours of recession, and what is actually worth listening to. Afterwards, Luke Azavedo of Calgary Economic Development tells us how the Alberta film and TV industry s faring.  

On this July 12th edition of The Drive podcast, guest hosted by J'lyn Nye.

Andy Baryer, one of J'lyn's go-to tech journalists joins to discuss the impact and outcome of the Rogers service outage. Afterwards, David Phillips joins to talk to us about the extreme and wild weather that Alberta has gotten as of late. Finally, J'lyn chats with Brian Turner, writer for Driving.ca, for Motoring Monday. 

On this June 28th edition of The Drive Podcast:

JJ McCullough is a Canadian YouTube with over 700,00 subscribers, a commentator, and writer for the Washington Post. He joins Ted on The Drive to talk about how Bill C-11 would impact him and countless others. Afterwards, Kathleen Gurski, the Vice Chair of the Alberta Camping Association, tells us why it's important to keep your teens and kids phone-free over the summer. Finally, Brian Turner, writer for Driving.ca gives tips on how to protect your vehicle from theft.