Today's full show includes interviews about the potential Olympic bid, supply chain governance, Calgary Housing Company on building fires, Greg Clark, and details about a new cancer report. 

SAIT chef and professional cooking instructor Michael Allemeier has earned his Master Chef certification from the Canadian Culinary Institute, becoming only the third in Canada to receive the prestigious designation. He joins the show. 

This listener called in to talk about job safety and more, after Danielle spoke to Michael Allemeier, SAIT chef and professional cooking instructor. 

Changes to the U.S. tax regime could affect Canada's competitiveness and the cost of doing business with Canada's largest trading partner. Jeff Tsuji, partner in KPMG's International Corporate Tax Group, joins the show to share more details. 

Is the Qatar standoff about gas or politics? Patricia DeGennaro, professor of International Security at New York University, wrote an article about the Qatar standoff, giving insight as to what the real issue could be. She joins the show. 

Former Alberta PC president, Katherine O'Neill, plans to help organize the political centre, she joins the show. 

Today's full show includes interviews about financial transparency, earning Master Chef certification, U.S. tax reform, Qatar, and organizing the political centre. 

Todd MacKay, prairie director, for the Candian Taxpayers Federation, joins the show to talk about a precedent setting court victory to strengthen band members’ rights to demand financial transparency from their leaders.

Danielle and Nigel Hannaford take your calls about the shooting of a Republican congressman.

Fourty-three per cent of Canadian parents have at some point wished they had no kids. Freelance writer and content strategist, Lola Brown spoke with Danielle on this topic.