The Forgotten Corner welcomes Dr. Carla Peck, a University of Alberta professor and PhD in social studies education and pedagogy, to the show this week to discuss the United Conservatives’ K-6 draft curriculum unveiled in late March.

As we go through each step of a traditional Seder, our panelists discuss the meaning behind it, the reasons for specific traditions and how it all ties into present-day politics and the ongoing struggles for Jewish people.

Dr. Wing Kar Li joins The Forgotten Corner this week to talk about everything from growing up in rural Alberta after moving from Hong Kong at the age of four, and what drew her interest to the science of the mind, to her current role with Support Our Students Alberta and the importance of activism under a United Conservative government.

Andre Goulet joins The Forgotten Corner this week to discuss the network’s vision, as well as some of the things listeners can expect from following the podcasts within.

Ian Hussey of the Parkland Institute joins The Forgotten Corner this week to break down some of the talking-point myths about the economy that have been ingrained into the public for decades.

Taylor McNallie joins The Forgotten Corner this week to discuss her life growing up in rural settings and the bullying and abuse she endured, as well as her turn toward activism and the decision to not sit quietly while others suffer the same environment she did.

University of Calgary developmental biologist Gosia Gosperowicz joins us this week to discuss the growing concern for another COVID-19 wave, as variant strains are taking hold in Alberta and the government insists on continuing with an ill-advised reopening plan.

Ryan is back for Part 2!

The Forgotten Corner is pleased to welcome Ryan to the show for a two-part interview, where we learn about the lifelong Albertan and what led him to radio, plus we talk politics in Alberta, how they’ve changed over the years and what it’s like being in the media under the current United Conservatives.

We are back for another episode of Just Us, where Dr. Roberta Lexier of Mount Royal University joins us to answer questions from listeners.

In this episode we discuss topics such as who Alberta’s most dangerous politicians are and why we chose them, and we look at the lifting of restrictions to “help the economy” just as variant strains of COVID are arriving.