Calgarian Van Colden plans to drive across the country with her three kids and blog about her adventure while highlighting great Canadians. The van they will be traveling in is named Black Betty. Her website is rollingwithvan.com.

A battle for supremacy in the lithium triangle. Afzaal Pirzada, vice president, Exploration for Ultra Lithium, offers more insight into the Argentine aspect of the venture. 

Today's full show includes interviews about Derek Saretzky, Canadians and medical care, B.C. politics, rolling with a van, lithium, and the electric grid. 

Brooklyn’s latest craze is people making their own electric grid's. Ashley Taylor, community Microgrid Specialist, at LO3 Energy, joins the show to describe the craze. 

Ari Goldkind, criminal defence lawyer and legal commentator, talks about past Not Criminally Responsible defences, and more, after Derek Saretzky was found guilty. 

A recent study showed that more than 60,000 Canadians left the country for medical treatment in 2016. Yanick Labrie is a Fraser Institute senior fellow and co-author of the study, he joins the show to talk about it further. 

What's happening with cyber attacks, Google and Bitcoin? Tom Keenan, professor, university of Calgary, research fellow, Canadian global affairs institute, author of the best-selling book technocreep, joins the show. 

Drew Barnes, the Wildrose Shadow Energy Minister, MLA for Cypress – Medicine Hat. is doing two full days of energy related meetings in Calgary next Tuesday and Wednesday, the 27th and 28th. He will provide an update on the state of the energy industry, the recently released OSAG report, and any other energy related topics. 

Michael Guerra, life-long Brooklyn resident, joins the show to talk about Brooklyn’s latest "craze," electric grids. 

Chris Bloomer, president and CEO of CEPA, joins the show to talk more about the pipeline performance report, released today.