Danielle Smith

What's it like being married to a bull rider? Caitlyn Teel joins the show to share her experience. Then Danielle and Ed Pajor, professor, Animal Behavior and Welfare Anderson-Chisholm Chair, in Animal Care and Welfare, University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, talk about bulls and how their impacted by shade. 

Lee Humphrey, the founder of the Veterans for the Conservative Party of Canada, joins the show to share the views of veterans on the Omar Khadr case. 

Between 2007 and 2015, Alberta contributed $220 billion more revenue to Ottawa than it received in federal transfer payments and services. Ben Eisen, the director of the Fraser Institute’s Alberta Prosperity Initiative, and co-author of the study, joins the show. 

Matthew Fisher, international affairs columnist, at the Postmedia newspapers including the National Post, wrote North Korea's ambitions should shake Canadian complacency. He joins the show to share his thoughts on North Korea and more. 

Dr. Jason Cabaj, a medical officer of Health in the Calgary Zone, joins the show to talk more about advisories and about their impact on you and your pet. 

Today's full show includes interviews about carding, the interest rate hike, an anti-bullying book, Stampede midway attractions, and algae health advisories.

Today's full show includes interviews about carding, the interest rate hike, an anti-bullying book, Stampede midway attractions, algae health advisories, and more about Omar Khadr. 

Canadian author, Ryan Doyle, wrote a personal memoir and self-help book called Tears of Loneliness: The Angel Within, in hopes of helping victims of bullying throughout Canada, and world-wide. 

Jeremy Kronick, senior policy analyst with the C.D. Howe Institute, joins the show to talk about the Bank of Canada interest rate hike. 

Carding, how much of an issue is it? Is there in fact racial discrimination behind it? Desmond Cole, freelance journalist, activist author, and host at Newstalk 1010, joins the show to share his thoughts and talk about his experiences.