Thomas also discusses the unabashed cronyism going on within the UCP, breaking down the unprecedented connection between the premier and the UCP’s favourite lobby organization.

Latasha Calf Robe joins The Forgotten Corner this week to discuss Alberta’s recent decision to expand coal mining on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains and the further trampling of Indigenous rights as the UCP strives for corporate profits over the health and culture of the Blackfoot people, and Albertans as a whole.

For Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Joe Vipond, we spoke about COVID, of course, and what it's been like working in a hospital during a global health crisis. He also answers our questions on ventilation and how that could provide a safer way for kids to return to school.

In Part 1 of our chat with Dr. Joe Vipond, we talk about the climate crisis and his role in getting the burning of coal banned in Alberta. We also discuss the limits of being a political physician.

Editor-in-chief Jeremy Klaszus joins The Forgotten Corner to talk about his life in journalism and what led him to begin The Sprawl.

We chat about the differences and similarities between independent journalism and mainstream media. And we discuss the true intentions of journalism and why we believe that has been set aside in favour of a need to always be “balanced” or “unbiased.”

The Forgotten Corner welcomes Dr. Roberta Lexier back to the show to talk about why this happens, and why balance has created a decades-long disservice to the public writ large. We also discuss how and why the media’s “balance” often favours one side over the other. And, at least in Alberta, that side is the extreme right.

Brent joins The Forgotten Corner this week to discuss the essential need for society to shift toward sustainable living, and to provide details on his new program at MHC.

It's the first night of Hannukah and we've got a very Jewish panel episode this week.

The climate crisis is a real f#@king emergency and it’s way past time the entire world and our governments treat is as such. The Forgotten Corner welcomes Emma to the show this week for a no-punches-pulled conversation about the global climate crisis.

Susan offers expert insight on how the biggest corporations think, and why some are more reluctant to change with reality than others. And our hosts pick her legal brain on the current United Conservative government, including their so-called assault on “red tape” which reads much more like an assault on personal freedoms.