Jason Clemens, the Fraser Institute’s executive vice president, talks about a book that was released today, praising the economic policies of Jean Chretien, Roy Romanow and Ralph Klein. 

Cynthia Beretta, co-founder of Beretta Farms, talks about eating and growing organic food. 

Aaron Pierson, a third-generation family-oriented random camper, hunter, fisherman, and motorcycle enthusiast weighs in on random camping. You can also hear a clip from Shannon Phillips, minister of Environment and Parks, as well as what others listeners had to say. 

Lisa Davis, founder, Kids Come First, talks about the CBE and how they published math marks, which showed significant disparity between school marks and diploma/provincial achievement tests. 

Today's show includes discussions about Bill 6, random camping, grade inflation and more. 

Based on the Friends of Science Societys' review, it is their position that the sun is the main direct, and indirect driver of climate change. Michelle Stirling, communications manager for Friends of Science Society joins the show. 

Bill Whitelaw, CEO of JuneWarren-Nickle's Energy Group, joins the show to share his thoughts on the Alberta Premier heading to Texas for an energy conference.

Paul Bunje, chief scientist at XPRIZE, talks about the Alberta government partnering with the federal government to accelerate the development of technologies, which could turn CO2 emissions into usable products.

Dr. Dan Wicklum, chief executive, Canada's Oil Sands Innovation Alliance, joins the show. He talks about the Alberta government partnering with the federal government to accelerate the development of technologies, which could turn CO2 emissions into usable products.

Walt Heyer talks about transgenderism and about his personal experience.