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Ch.1: Early RISErs early education and intervention program from the Learning Disability Society.

Guest: Rachel Forbes, Executive Director, Learning Disabilities Society

Ch.2: Does boredom lead to aggressive behaviours?

Guest: Dr. Erin Westgate, Director of the Social Cognitions and Emotion Lab at the University of Florida

Ch.3: At home cervical screen pilot project

Guest: Dr. Gina Ogilvie, Canada Research Chair in Global Control of HPV related diseases and prevention.

Ch.4: It happens every time we have a snow storm but this year seems to be particularly problematic. We’re talking about potholes.

Guest: Arlun Alblas, Head of Operations and Burnaby Blacktop

Ch.5: A new ‘tailgate toolkit’ is being introduced to help workers deal with opioid addiction.

Guest: Rory Kulmala, CEO Vancouver Island Construction Association

Ch.6: Covid transmission lower than thought in schools?

Guest: Dr. Pascal Lavoie, Pediatrician and Researcher at BC Children's Hospital who leads the study : "Tracking COVID-19 for Safer Schools" (funded by the COVID-19 Immunity Task Force) in BC.

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View From Victoria:

We get a local look at politics from the Provincial capital.

Guest: Vaughn Palmer, The Vancouver Sun

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Ch.1: When it comes to social media and online influences, how much control should government have?

Guest: Anne Gaviola, Senior Digital Broadcast Journalist for Global News and Host of new series “Influenced”

Ch.2: UBC researchers are leading a $24 million dollar project to treat spinal cord injury.

Guest: Dena Shahriari, Co-principal investigator, and assistant professor in the Department of Orthopedics and the School of Biomedical Engineering at UBC.

Ch.3: Heavy rains are leaving Abbotsford farmers with more flooding to deal with.

Guest: Satwinder Bains, owner of Parsat blueberry farm in Clayburn Village in Abbotsford.

Ch.4: The BC Civil Liberties Association has just won a landmark case about police accountability. The BCCLA brought this lawsuit to address the RCMP Commissioner’s extreme delays in public complaints.

Guest: Jessica Magonet, Legal Counsel for BCCL

Ch.5: Omicron wave seems to be dragging on but there is light at the end of the tunnel. Caroline Colijn is a Researcher in Mathematics for Infection, Evolution and Public Health. 

Guest: Caroline Colijn, Epidemiologist and Researcher in Mathematics for Infection, Evolution and Public Health.

Ch.6: An increase in real estate prices, and a shortage in supply… and yet a lot of proposals for even small developments are backlogged at every municipality’s City Hall.

Guest: David Eby, Attorney General

Ch.7: Cost of living and inflation are leading to more and more Canadians feeling stressed.

Guest: Taz Rajan, Community Engagement Partner at Bromwich + Smith

Ch.8: A very popular bar, that is closing down due to the pandemic, is holding an auction to sell off some of its memorabilia

Guest: Jason Kapalka, Owner of Storm Crow Alehouse in Vancouver.

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