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. 

Claire O’Gorman, program coordinator, Safeworks, (AHS’ Calgary Harm Reduction program,) joined the show to talk about the temporary Supervised Consumption Site at the Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre. 

Alberta United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney says the party doesn't support Bill 24 but is adamant it doesn't mean the UCP believes GSA students should be outed. 

Dr. Jeffrey Ennis, author of Hypnotherapy for Pain Control: A Safe and Non-Addictive Way to Relieve Chronic Pain? joined the show to talk about Canada's opioid crisis and how self-hypnosis is a safe alternative. 

Charles Lammam, director of fiscal studies at the Fraser Institute and co-author of the new report, joined the show to talk about how over 60 per cent of lower-income families in Canada are now paying higher federal income taxes. 

Today's full show includes interviews about students struggling with math, a shoebox campaign, safe consumption sites, chronic pain and tax on lower-income families. 

Kim Moody, director of Canadian Tax Advisory, at Moodys Gartner Tax Law, joined the show to talk about new evidence of tax evasion in the "Paradise Papers." 

Ward 11 Councilor Jeromy Farkas, joined the show to talk about councilors expensing Flames tickets, secondary-suites and the Southwest Bus Rapid Transit. 

Derek From, staff lawyer - Canadian Constitution Foundation, joins the show to talk about landlord rights and religious freedoms. 

Nadia Naffi, a full time faculty in Educational Technology, at Concordia University, joined the show to talk about hate speech in Canada being up 600 percent.