Danielle Smith

Alan Cross, music writer and host of The Ongoing History of New Music on Corus Radio, joined the show to talk about a Canadian scalper's StubHub scheme, which was exposed in the Paradise Papers. 

Calvin Helin's, chairman and president of Eagle Spirit Energy, joined the show to talk about the B.C. tanker moratorium, from the First Nations perspective. 

Karl Kjarsgaard, director at Bomber Command Museum in Nanton, joined the show to talk about Nathan Hornburg, it's the 10th anniversary of his death and his regiment will be giving a special speech.

Jimmy Whitworth, professor of International Public Health at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, joined the show to talk about the plague, as the death toll rises in 'worst outbreak in 50 years.'

Today's full show includes interviews about credit card rewards, wireless car charging, an injured bear, and Trump's year as President. 

Michael Taube, Troy Media syndicated columnist, and Washington Times contributor, joined the show to talk about Trump's year in the White House as President. 

Clio Smeeton, president of the Cochrane Ecological Institute, joined the show to talk about renewed calls to help an injured Calgary-area black bear cub. 

How could wireless charging change the car industry? Jeremy McCool, president and CEO of HEVO, joined the show to answer this question and more. 

Ian Lee, an associate professor at Carleton University, joined the show to talk about the battle between merchants and credit card companies over the interchange fees that pay for rewards programs. 

Josee Lusignan, president and founder of I Love First Peoples, joined the show to talk about filling shoeboxes for Indigenous children and youth, living in remote and semi-remote communities.