Netflix is planning to spend $500 million to produce Canadian content. Terry Pedwell, a Canadian Press reporter-editor, joins the show to share his insight. 

Love it, hate it? How should we go about picking public art pieces in Calgary? Frank Hall, owner of Halls Appraisals and Estate sales and former president of Hodgins Art Auctions, joins the show to weigh in on this debate. 

Jeremy Nixon, executive director, for the United Conservative Party, joins the show to talk about party memberships, things you need to know. 

John Himpe, reporter with News Talk 770, joins the show to talk about what it's like to live in Japan and what it's like for kids growing up there. 

Fred McMahon, is the Dr. Michael A. Walker Research Chair, in Economic Freedom with the Fraser Institute. He joins the show to talk about Canada being tied with the U.S. for 11th place in the international economic freedom ranking.

Danielle shot arrows, darts and used a sledge hammer on a scanner. Punteha Farzadmanesh, director, THUNDRDOME AMUSEMENTS INC., joins the show to talk about the facility. 

Today's full show includes interviews about Netflix Canadian content, public art, UCP memberships, children in Japan, economic freedom and Thundrdome. 

Is the 219 per cent tariff on Bombardier just latest example of new tariff-happy climate in Washington? Aaron Wudrick, federal director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation, joins the show to share his thoughts. 

Tristin Hopper, Alberta-based reporter, for the National Post, joins the show to talk about cycle tracks, pros and cons. 

David Macdonald, lead author of the Income Sprinkling report, for the CCPA, joins the show to talk about whether, or not, small business families are noticing a net benefit from income sprinkling.