Today's full show includes interviews about craft beer tax, Russia, sleeping patterns, textalyzer, and a one drink bar. 

Marv’s Rock & Roll Classic, features a classic car show, of approximately 300 cars, entertainment and 50s style food and costumed characters. Shelley Broadley, event coordinator with the Town of Black Diamond, joins the show to talk more about this weekends event. 

Today's full show includes interviews about gas prices, Canada's doctor shortage, daylight savings time, and about Black Diamond. 

Dan McTeague, senior petroleum analyst, GasBuddy.com, says gas prices may not be bad now, but you should fill up now before they increase. 

Sandra Banner, a leading Canadian medical education official, with St. George's University, argues that Canada should look outside its borders to solve the country’s massive doctor shortage. 

Daylight savings time, keep it, or scrap it? Thomas Dang, MLA for Edmonton-South West, joins the show to talk about his bill. 

Matt Smith, senior industry advisor, SAP Canada, has just released a set of papers arguing that existing and emerging technologies, like blockchain and AI, are what’s needed to enter a new era of digitally-led energy production and get ahead now.

ISIS expanding to the Philippines? Rolf Holmboe, fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and former Danish ambassador to Syria, joins the show to share his insight. 

Service Alberta is hosting public consultation sessions over the next two weeks to get feedback on condo governance issues. Stephanie McLean the Honourable Stephanie McLean, Minister of Service Alberta, joins the show to talk more about these sessions. 

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Their mission is to have Alberta condo legislation be made more inclusive, less punishing and less costly to Alberta condo owners. Dr. June Donaldson founder of a grassroots group of Alberta condo owners, called the Alberta Condo Act team, joins the show to share her thoughts. 

You lose much of what you learn over the summer say experts. Matthew Boulay, who is the founder and CEO of the National Summer Learning Association, speaks about ways children can stay in the know over the break.