Anthony Lacavera, founder and chairman of Globalive, and author of How We Can Win, joined the show to talk about AI, Amazon's new headquarters and more. 

Janice MacKinnon is an executive fellow at The School of Public Policy, at the University of Calgary. She joined the show to talk about putting the Alberta budget on a new trajectory. 

Colin Craig, interim Alberta director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, joined the show to talk about the cost of city council's pension plan. 

Today's full show includes interviews about the UCP election, Halloween costumes, cryptocurrency, entrepreneurs, Alberta’s fiscal situation and council's pension plan. 

Russ Baker, founder and editor in chief, www.WhoWhatWhy.org, investigative journalist, and author of a new book on JFK’s assassination, joins the show talk about the research he did to arrive at these thoughts, "it is literally impossible that Lee Harvey Oswald was not all over government records." Also, "the simple fact there are hardly any reports that mention him is evidence of a cover-up."

Daniel Kroffat is running a grass roots campaign in support of veterans. He joined the show to talk about how his secure poppy box campaign is going this year so far. 

Daniel Huss, co-founder of Student Be Yourself. They are starting a conversation with post-secondary students across the province about ending forced association with provincially legislated students. Huss joined the show to explain his plans moving forward. 

Jen Magnus, was Calgary Police Service member for 14 years, until she resigned on May 23, 2017. She's part of The National Women in Law Enforcement Association. She joined the show to speak about the association and why they started it. 

Former deputy, award winning author and founder of Humane Policing, Darron Spencer, joined the show to talk about what he's doing to help officers better serve their communities. 

Today's full show includes interviews about JFK's assassination, secure poppy boxes, humane policing, and more.