Speaker, trainer and author Richard Casavant joins Angela in-studio to discuss his new book "The Boston Rules: Building relationships like a dog."

Singing in a group has health benefts. Jamie Serafi, Creative Director at Cool Choir, Calgary’s largest and ONLY adult rock and pop choir joined Angela to talk about the benefits of singing and also a big event they are hosting later in June.

Cochrane Mayor Jeff Genung joins Angela to discuss issues that affect the citizens of Cochrane, including crime, growth, and increased traffic related to the growth, as part of Mayors Day.

Is sleeping in on weekends good for your health?  Dr. Charles Samuels - Medical Director of the Centre for Sleep and Human Performance and President of the Canadian Sleep Society joins Angela to discuss.

Buildings and public spaces are with us for a long time.  Adding millions to the pricetag for them is a decision which has to be made prudently, but Todd Hirsch from ATB Financial says we should choose to build buildings which are inspiring and interesting.

Education Minister David Eggen joins Angela to discuss.

The case is being made that by focusing on women in planning and decision-making roles, we could have a safer city.  Elisabeth Mehrer with YWCA Calgary joins Angela to discuss.

Poplar fluff proved to be a contributing factor in a grass fire this week.  Carol Henke from the Calgary Fire Department joins Angela to talk about it.

Experts on autism are throwing red flags about a homoeopathic therapy which purports to cure those with the disorder. 

A program sentencing young offenders to learn and play chess is showing promising results.