Danielle Smith

Danielle Smith

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Danielle Smith episodes

  • FULL SHOW March 14th

    Today's full show includes interviews on education for adults, Stephen Hawking, China's removal of term limits, emotional learning and Canadian oil

    2 hr 1 min
  • Canadian Taxpayers Federation
    • Is there a double standard between foreign oil that’s imported to Canada and Canadian oil?
    • Guest: Colin Craig, Alberta director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation

      13 min
    • China term limits

      China has removed term presidential limits. What kind of change does this mean for their government?

      GUEST: Professor Gordon Houlden, the Director of the China Institute at the University of Alberta 

      14 min
    • Walk home from school?

      - A mom in Ontario had her kids walk 7km home from school because they were rude to their bus driver

      GUEST: Julie Gunlock, author of “From Cupcakes to Chemicals” writing about how society is making us afraid of everything our kids do/eat/touch

      13 min
    • Prasad Panda

      -discussing a new petition he is proposing

      Guest: Prasad Panda, shadow minister for energy, MLA for Calgary Foothills

      8 min
    • FULL SHOW March 13th

      Today's full show includes interviews on white house staffing, selfie cultures, heavy oil, punishing children, building a high school in the north and an update on the bear cub.

      1 hr 59 min
    • North High School
      • Parents and students are tired of waiting for a high school to be built
      • GUEST: David Hartwick, Northern Hills Community Association president

        13 min
      • Heavy oil
        • What does the partial upgrading of heavy oil and bitumen do?
        • GUEST: Chris Webster, retired construction director

          17 min

        About Danielle Smith

        From the publisher's feed

        Danielle Smith's background as former leader of the Wildrose Party makes her ideally suited to deliver this unique show that is much more than just politics.