The owner of Waves Coffee House on 17 Ave S.W., Adnan Ishaq, chats about how the constructon along 17th Ave has and WILL impact his business. 

Stephen Carter, VP Communications at Pure North, is in studio to chat about the Pure North vitamin program. 

Rural landowners could be in for windfall as Alberta shifts to green energy. Jeana Schuurman, Rural Engagement and Communications Specialist, with the Farmers' Advocate Office has the details. 

Why no one listens to the experts anymore. In his new book The Death of Expertise, Tom Nichols takes aim at social media know-it-alls.

Today's full show includes interviews about Matthew de Groods review, 17th Ave construction, how it impacts the businesses on 17th, Pure North vitamin program, Alberta's shift to green energy and if people listen to experts these days. 

Who is responsible for the chemical attack in Syria? Rolf Holmboe, former Danish ambassador to Syria, and fellow with the Canadian Global Affairs Institute, joins the show to offer some perspective. 

Monique Dietvorst, Member Relations and community outreach officer for CAFE, talks about last nights screening, and about the controversy surrounding it. 

Eric Gagnon, the head of external and corporate affairs for Imperial Tobacco Canada, talks about what they hope comes out of Bill S-5 Senate consultation's on April 6.

A review board is getting an update on Calgary mass killer, Matthew de Grood's mental-health treatment. Gregg Perras, father of Kaiti, talks about what he wants as far as justice for his daughter. 

“Budgets are like diets – no one sticks to them long-term," says Kelley Keehn, award-winning author, personal finance educator and consumer advocate for the Financial Planning Standards Council.