On today’s show, Jamil Jivani, Lawyer and author of "Why Young Men: Rage, Race and the Crisis of Identity" talks about margalinzed youth in our society, Michelle Mark, politics reporter at Business Insider, mainly covering immigration and criminal-justice issues talks about the migrant caravan and how that plays into immigration concerns within Canada and the United states, and Jeff Davison, City Councilor for Ward 6 talks about changing Calgary’s public art policy.

Guest Michelle Mark, politics reporter at Business Insider, mainly covering immigration and criminal-justice issues. She graduated from Columbia University's journalism program in 2015

Guest Jamil Jivani, Lawyer and author of "Why Young Men: Rage, Race and the Crisis of Identity" who is currently on a national tour called The Road Home, which is spotlighting solutions to help struggling youth.

On today’s show Licia Corbella, Senior Columnist, Calgary Herald talks about the 2026 Calgary Olympic bid, Nancy Dodsworth, president of the CUPW Edmonton discusses the issues surrounding the Canada Post rotating strike, and guests Nicolee Ambrose is a Republican political activist, conservative commentator, and the newly elected Republican National Committeewoman for Maryland and Dr. Marc Hetherington is the Raymond Dawson Bicentennial Chair in Political Science at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill give different points-of-view on the issues surrounding the 2018 American midterm elections

Guest Betty Golightly, clinical pharmacist and owner of Go Travel Health, a company which provides pre-travel consultations and immunization services

Guest Licia Corbella, Senior Columnist, Calgary Herald

Guest Nancy Dodsworth, president of the CUPW Edmonton

Guest Josh Marcus, Managing Partner and Co-Founder of MKM Group. Canada’s first law firm and management agency dedicated to the eSports and content creation industries

Guests Dr. Marc Hetherington,  Raymond Dawson Bicentennial Chair in Political Science at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill.  He studies the American electorate, with a particular focus on trust in government and the polarization of public opinion and Nicolee Ambrose, Republican political activist, conservative commentator, and the newly elected Republican National Committeewoman for Maryland discuss the issues surrounding the 2018 American midterm elections.