The full show includes an interview with Councilor Andre Chabot, and discussions about solar power, and OHV use across the province. 

Pete Karageorgos, director of Consumer and Industry Relations at the Insurance Bureau of Canada, talks about the implications for landlords who have renter's with medical marijuana grow-ops.  (Photo courtesy: Getty Images)

Dr. Charles Asher Small, the executive director of the Institute for the Study of Global Anti-Semitisim and Policy, speaks about why there is still anti-semitism towards Jewish people. 

Cam Adair, founder of Game Quitters, is coming to Calgary to share his story of severe addiction to video games. He shares some advice about how he overcame his addiction. 

The show includes, discussions about jewish anti-semitism, video game addictions and sexual assault. 

Sunny Marriner, executive director of the Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre, talks about Ontario's plan to spend $1.8M to improve police response to sex violence.

Peter McCaffrey, director of Research at the Manning Centre, speaks with Danielle about millennials and the Conservative movement. The conversation is based on findings from the 2016 Political Values Study. 

Steve Morgan, professor, Faculty of Medicine, School of Population and Public Health The University of British Columbia talks about a universal pharmacare system. Morgan, along with other researchers, believes a new system could save billions of dollars a year, through bulk-buying. 

Hollie Shaw, Financial Post retail and marketing reporter, talks about what Costco is doing differently from other retailers to draw customers to their stores. 

Seth Benzell, currently a PhD candidate in Economics at Boston University, talks about the economic impacts associated with taxing robots.