Brad Rourke, CEO of Scottie Resources, discusses exploration in BC's Golden Triangle and his thoughts on why he remains positive on gold's future prospects. 

Luke Alexander of Newcore Gold joins us today for a lengthy discussion on inflation, rising interest rates and volatile speculative investments. 

Brixton Metals CEO, Gary Thompson, joins us from the booth at the AME Roundup Conference. 

We conclude the day at the Association for Mineral Exploration Roundup Conference Day 2 with another summary of the days high level themes and discussions, including a big conversation on reconciliation.

We then turn to Geoscience BC for an overview of the news the organization released earlier this week, including new geophysical data out of the province and new tool for exploring for copper-gold porphyry systems. 

EMX Royalty's Eric Jensen joins us for a general discussion on the company's developing royalty interests. We spend a lot of time discussing Turkey and how the volatility in the currency is implicating mining revenues. 

Paul West-Sells, CEO of Western Copper and Gold, sits down with us in Vancouver for his corporate commentary on Rio Tinto partnership on the Casino Project in Yukon. We also dive into the latest macro thoughts on the copper market. 

We connect with Adam Travis, CEO of Coast Copper, for an introduction to the company and their new discovery announced this morning from the  Empire Mine Property.

Rob McLeod of Blackwolf Copper and Gold brings two individuals of the exploration team onto the podcast today for an introduction and also a discussion as to the exploration strategies for projects in both Alaska and British Columbia this year. 

Kingfisher Metals CEO, Dustin Perry, joins us this morning from the Roundup Conference to discuss the new drill results from the Cloud Drifter Discovery on the Goldrange Project in British Columbia. 

In the first daily wrap-up from the AME BC Roundup Conference this year, we connect with Kelsey Rolfe on the key takeaways from the day's events. Those also included some key economic data the industry provided to the province of British Columbia.

We then turn to Gary Agnew, CEO of Ideon Technologies, discusses their extraordinary work in using sub-atomic particles and space technology to identify deposits and targets up to 1km below the earth's surface.