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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."
Today's full show includes interviews about natural gas, Navy Days, the UCP vote, "mean" men, climate change and Amazon.
Amazon will open a distribution centre in Alberta. Greg Boehlke, reeve for Rocky View County, joined the show to talk about how it will impact their county.
Allan Châtenay, president for Explor, joined the show to talk about climate change and about how it's killing us.
Mark Lipton, professor of Management, at The New School in New York and author of, Mean Men: The perversion of America's self-made man, joined the show to talk about six types of "mean" men you may have heard of, or even worked with.
Voting has now opened for the leader of the UCP. In case you missed any of the candidates interviews, here they are in order of when they appeared on the show this week. Jason Kenney, Brian Jean and Doug Schweitzer.
The United Conservative Party leadership vote began this morning. What's the voting process like and what are some listeners saying about the candidates? Jeremy Nixon, executive director, of the United Conservative Party, joined the show.
Scott Hausberg, a Naval Museum of Alberta Society director and the Navy Days 2017 coordinator, joined the show to talk about this weekend's Navy Days event.
Tim Pickering, founder and chief investment officer of Auspice Capital Advisors, joined the show to talk about natural gas prices, on a few occasions, prices fell to zero and then turned negative.
Today's full show includes interviews with United Conservative Party candidate Doug Schweitzer, about sex-ed in catholic schools, dandelions and oilsands, Dyslexia, interest rates and census data.
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