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. 

David King, the former Alberta Minister of Education from (1979 - 1986), and former executive director of the Public School Boards' Association of Alberta from (1990 - 2010) has launched a website. The initial focus is on unifying the province’s public and separate school boards.

Greg Clark, leader of the Alberta Party, MLA for Calgary Elbow, talks about Jason Kenney’s stance on LGBTQ children. 

Brazil's tainted meat scandal could be a boon for Canada's beef and pork industries. Ron Davidson, senior vice-president, International Trade and Public Affairs Canadian Meat Council, talks about the situation in Brazil. 

Earth's soil could transmit electricity to your home, car syas University of Alberta researchers. Dr. Thomas Thundat, a University of Alberta professor and a Canada Excellence Research chair, joins the show. 

Today's full show includes interviews about school jurisdictions, LGBTQ children, Brazils tainted meat and electricity. 

Dan McTeague, senior petroleum analyst, at GasBuddy.com, talks about the reason why there was such a large gas price increase over night. 

Why are refugees crossing the border into Manitoba? Keith McCullough, 680 CJOB reporter and host, joins the show to talk about what he has learned when it comes the border crossing situation.   

David Marples, a professor of Russian and East European History, and chair, in the Department of History and Classics, at the University of Alberta, joins the show to provide an update. 

Ed Wilson, the executive director, of International Justice Mission Canada, says slavery still exists, even though it's illegal.