Danielle Smith

Jodi McNeill, policy analyst at the Pembina Institute, talks about tailings cleanup. 

Elon Musk’s new company could allow uploading, downloading thoughts. Dr. Philip R. Kennedy, the chief scientist at Neural Signals Inc., weighs in on the topic. 

Is there a growing concern when it comes to ticks? How do you know if you contracted Lyme disease? Janet Sperling, a PhD student at the University of Alberta, as well as a board member of the Canadian Lyme Disease Foundation, answers these questions and more. 

The Red Pill, will it play at the plaza? Candace Muttitt, representative from Fathers Rights Alberta joins the show. 

Dave Rowe, morning sports guy for News Talk 770, talks about the possibility of the Flames leaving Calgary if the team can't strike a deal on a new arena.

Today's full show includes interviews about an app created to prevent you from driving while too stoned, free speech, and about Alberta borrowing to cover electricity losses. 

Alberta is borrowing more than $2 billion over four years to cover electricity losses. Don MacIntyre, Wildrose MLA for Innisfail-Sylvan Lake, and shadow minister for electricity and renewables, talks about why they are borrowing so much. 

Too stoned to drive? Druid, the app will warn you. Michael Milburn, professor of Psychology at the University Massachusetts/Boston, and inventor of the app, talks about how it works, and about its importance.   

Bruce McAllister, executive director of Rocky View 2020, a landowner advocacy group in the region, talks about transparency when it comes to regional planning. 

Howard Anglin, executive director, at the Canadian Constitution Foundation, talks about Canadians who don't believe in the charter right to free speech.