On today's Woodford Show we begin discussing a crack down on the street level drug trade with the CFSEU's Lindsey Houghton. Then NL News Director Shane Woodford is joined by Angus Reid's Ian Holliday to discuss how dissatisfied western provinces are with our federal government. We then turn our attention to ICBC and car insurance with the Insurance Bureau of Canada's Aaron Sutherland. Finally we get an interesting take on the Plecas report and our weekly check in with US politics with lawyer Jeffrey Meyers.

On the first Woodford Show in February we get a glimpse of the future for recreational facilities in Kamloops with the city's Community Director Byron McCorkell. Then NL News Director Shane Woodford is joined by Business Licence Inspector Dave Jones to discuss the legal cannabis situation. After that we touch base with Jenn Stahn from Kamloops Search and Rescue to discuss the case of missing Merritt cowboy Ben Styner. The show finishes with a discussion about a UBC study into the risks of depression for students going from elementary to high school with Asst. Psychology Professor Joelle LeMoult.

On this week's Inside #bcpoli NL News Director Shane Woodford is joined by the Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer and Rob Shaw to dissect this week's Nanaimo by-election, what the BC Liberals and BC Greens do now, speculation tax fall out, housing, and the latest in the legislature spending controversy. Then former MLA and provincial cabinet minister Terry Lake joins us to discuss a potential run for the Liberal Party of Canada nomination in the Kamloops Thompson for this fall's federal election.

On Today's Woodford Show we get post Nanaimo byelection reaction Kamloops North MLA Peter Milobar. Then NL News Director Shane Woodford is joined by B.C. Firefighting Assoc. VP Steve Farina to discuss mental health and first responders. With news Terry Lake may run for the federal Liberals incumbent MP Cathy McLeod joins us to react to the news and discuss the declining level of political discourse. We finish with new Nanaimo NDP MLA Sheila Malcolmson joining the show to discuss her win and what happens now.

On today's Woodford Show we begin with our weekly civic update with Kamloops mayor Ken Christian. Then NL News Director Shane Woodford chats with Kamloops South MLA Todd Stone who is in Nanaimo where people are voting in a crucial byelection. We then turn our attention to the Huawei China controversy with Ivy Li who outlined her serious concerns in a MacDonald Laurier Institute article. The show finishes discussing the importance of wetlands conservation with the Nature Conservancy of Canada's Richard Klafki.

On today's Woodford Show we get the latest from the Kamloops Thompson School District with Chair Kathleen Karpuk. Then Shane is joined by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation's BC Director Kris Sims who has pored over the receipts in the legislature expense scandal. Next we talk about saving First Nations languages and a cool project to do just that with Ucluelet First Nation's Les Doiron. We finish with our weekly chat with lawyer and TRU lecturer Jeffrey Meyers on the latest twists and turns in the Trump Russia probe.

On this edition of The Woodford Show we hear about a disturbing finding in the latest Sands & Associates consumer debt report with Blair Mantin. Then NL News Director Shane Woodford is joined by UFV Political Science Professor Hamish Telford on the legislature spending controversy and the crucial Nanaimo byelection. We also hear about a very disturbing turn on the wildfire front on what are called PyroCbs with author Ed Struzik. Last but not least the collaberative economy with Transition Kamloops Jennifer Ste Marie.

On today's Inside #bcpoli NL News Director Shane Woodford is joined by Global BC's Keith Baldrey and The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer for a deep dive into the Plecas report, the fall out, the political reaction, and what happens next. Later in the show BC Liberals leader Andrew Wilkinson is on for a chat about the Plecas Report and the looming Nanaimo byelection.

On today's Woodford Show we begin with the B.C. Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation Kris Sims discussing the legislature spending controversy. Then NL News Director Shane Woodford is joined by Acumen Law's Kyla Lee to flip the script on that controversy and the Plecas report. Next up the leader of the BC Green Party Andrew Weaver joins us. We finish with a conversation with B.C. Cattlemen Association's GM Kevin Boon about a never before seen strain of bovine tuberculosis that has popped up in the Nicola Valley.

On this edition of The Woodford Show we begin with our weekly civic update with Kamloops mayor Ken Christian. Then NL News Director Shane Woodford discusses the rail expansion north of the city with North Thompson Rail Terminal's Corey Bitz. After that we turn our attention back to the Plecas Report with NDP MLA Garry Begg. The show finishes with a discussion about the revamped Health Canada food guide with Professor Sylvain Charlebois.