Danielle Smith

Guest: Lisa Dahlseide Education Director for the Cochrane Ecological Institute

A bear cub is being taken into rehabilitation. What is the process?

The Kilauea volcano is creating a dangerous and eerie sight. What do we know about it?

Guest: Ranjeev Nair, senior instructor in the department of Geoscience, University of Calgary

Guest:  James Trottier, Fellow, Global Affairs Institute, former head of Political, Economic and Public Affairs at Canadian Embassy in the Republic of Korea with cross-accreditation to North Korea 

President Trump announced that he is cancelling the summit meeting in Singapore with Kim Jung Un because of “open hostility” that has been displayed.

The new season of 13 Reasons Why is on Netflix now. The show focusses on topics like bullying, sexual assault and suicide. How do you approach these conversations with students and teens?

Guest: Cally Bailey, the Co-Founder of Grow Your Roots. Grow Your Roots educates students by teaching them about their bodies and how to live mindfully

The final speaker in the Men’s Studies series. Discussing GSAs, the revision of the Health Edication curriculum and the need for developing more inclusive schools.

GUEST: Dr. Jón Ingvar Kjaran, is Assistant Professor at the University of Iceland, School of Education, and Lecturer at the United Nations University for Gender Equality, at the University of Iceland

Guest: Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, professor of Food Distribution and Policy at Dalhousie University’s Faculty of Management and professor with the Faculty of Agriculture 

A new study about GMO’s and Canadians perceptions of GMO food

Today's full show includes interviews about North Korea, the Hawaii colcano, GMO's, masculine studies, 13 Reasons Why and Aecon.

GUEST: Spencer Fernando, writer at SpencerFernando.com

Federal government blocks sale of construction giant Aecon to Chinese interests

Guest: Bacchus Barua, associate director of health policy studies at the Fraser Institute and co-author of the new report.

The Private Cost of Public Queues for Medically Necessary Care, 2018 spotlights the lost wages and income Canadians sacrifice while waiting for medically necessary treatment

Protectionism from the U.S. is just getting worse – next up?  Newsprint, and that will have a major impact on BC.  New report from The School of Public Policy

Guest: Eugene Beaulieu "bow lee oh", School of Public Policy Professor specializing in trade