Today's full show includes interviews about Google, the energy industry, electric grids, pipeline performance, and clips about the possible Olympic bid. 

Today's full show includes interviews about air bag recalls, Great Lakes tsunamis, public and independent schools, the Pink Car Service, and the Phoenix Pay System. 

Lindsay Chappell, industry editor at Automotive News, joins the show to talk about Japanese airbag maker Takata filing for bankruptcy. 

The little-known menace of Great Lakes tsunamis, Dr. Eric J. Anderson, physical oceanographer, Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory, Oceanic and Atmospheric Research, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, joins the show. 

Enrollment at independent schools in Alberta increased nearly 60 per cent over a 15-year period, while at the same time, the share of students attending public schools declined, according to a new study. Angela MacLeod, a policy analyst with the Fraser Institute and author of the study, joined the show. 

Jodi Hughes spoke with Brooke Garcia, and Patrick Wilson, co-owner and manager Taxi4u Cochrane, joined the show to talk about how his taxi service drivers are vetted. 

The Phoenix Pay System, please explain how this works? Kelly McCauley, official opposition's deputy critic for Public Services and Procurement. 

The Western Canada Alliance of Wall and Ceiling Contractors believes that the Government of Canada has a “dirty little secret” in its NAFTA Modernization strategy. Dan Ujczo, is legal counsel for the Western Canada Alliance of Wall and Ceiling Manufacturers, he joins the show to share more insight. 

Brock Mulligan, director of Communications, Alberta Forest Products Association, talks about how Canadian softwood producers are preparing for a second wave of U.S. lumber duties. 

Alexandre Blackburn, left the public service as of April 28, 2017, and he has been unpaid since May 3, 2017. He joins the show to share his story.