Chris Jordan, manager of service design at Calgary Transit, joins Joe to discuss the RFP Transit put out to create a fare payment mobile app.

It appears post-secondary cannabis education is becoming a big deal for schools like Olds College and MRU as classes in growing the green are filling up faster than a White Castle after a Nickelback concert.

The op-ed that rocked Washington, DC late Wednesday afternoon has had a seismic impact on the conversation around Donald Trump. But, by being anonymous, is the essay’s author a coward or a hero?

When politicians boast about the oil in Alberta being the cleanest, most environmentally sound in the world, is it based in fact or are they just breaking out the pom-poms to cheer on an industry in an effort to win votes? Well, a study done by a University of Calgary associate professor and colleagues at Stanford says Canada has one of the most carbon-intensive oil industries in the world but is also a world leader in regulations for limiting climate-change impact.

How is the oil and gas industry feeling about the state of affairs in Alberta right now given the situation with TMX? Are they happy with whatever message the Premier delivered today?

Dr. Jillian Roberts of the University of Victoria joins Joe to explain what a "lawnmower parent" is.

RCMP Supt. Peter Tewfik joins Joe to discuss how a multi-million dollar strategy to fight rural crime is paying off for Alberta RCMP.

Joe McFarland is the new host of Calgary Today on 770 CHQR. On his first show, he takes a few moments to introduce himself to the audience.

As we continue to profile events celebrating Pride in the city, Angela talks with Raymond Jordan Johnson-Brown, Artistic Director of the Denim and Diamonds Vogue Ball tonight at Cowboys.

On news that another security breach (this time it’s Air Canada’s mobile app) has people scrambling to change their passwords… has the password outlived its usefulness? Are there better ways to secure data?  Tom Keenan is a professor at the University of Calgary, Fellow of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute, and author of the best-selling book Technocreep: The Surrender of Privacy and the Capitalization of Intimacy.