Topics on the Show:

-We tackle the question of whether or not alt-right, nazi or white supremacist groups should be given a voice in the mainstream media?  Should ignore their rantings or engage them in a debate?

-After the rallies in Charlottesville, Virginia in the US, some anti-immigration groups in Vancouver are set to hold a similar type of rally at Vancouver's city hall.  Counter protestors and demonstrators are being encouraged to show up in a peaceful way and push back against the hate of these groups.

It's a summer check in.  Have you kept your new year resolutions?  Do you even remember what they were?  Today we talk about setting goals that are tailered to you and that are actually achievable.

Guest: Sheila Hamilton -  Personal Trainer and Owner of It’s time! Fitness Results

President Trump is once again under attack after pushing back on his statement he made after cleaning up his first statement over the Charlottesville violence during demonstrations.

The fight over a Confederate monument in Charlottesville, Virginia, which erupted in deadly violence over the weekend, has thrown a spotlight on the Republican Party's struggle with race in the age of Donald Trump.

The government announced B.C. will move to a $15-an-hour minimum wage within four years, going from the current $10.85.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Moviepass is giving it's member's unlimited movie watching for $10 as an attempt to bring people back to the theatre.

A Twitter account set up to name and shame white supremacists is recieving mixed reviews about whether or not it is actually helping the situation.

Guest:  David Clinton Wills - a visiting professor at NYU who follows social media

Making Cents of The Markets with Lori Pinkowski, Senior Vice President & Sr. Portfolio Mgr at Raymond James.

Lori is a Senior Portfolio Manager and Senior Vice President at Raymond James Ltd, an internationally respected investment firm. She is a founding partner of the Pinkowski-Allen Financial Group, which is one of the top investment teams in the country. She also has more than 14 years’ experience in the investment industry. She studied at BCIT and has earned her Canadian Investment Manager (CIM) and Fellow of the Canadian Securities Institute (FCSI) designations, two of the highest honours in the financial services industry. Lori specializes in conservative wealth management and financial planning and her expertise is in blue-chip Canadian and US stocks, bonds, income trusts, ETFs and managed portfolios.

Should tearing down statues be considered revisionist history?

Guest: Aaron Chapman - writer and historian. has written three books on Vancouver history (2015 BC Book Prize winner). Just back from Europe where he studied WWI on a battlefields, memorials and cemeteries tour.

Topics on the Show:

-One Twitter feed is trying to combat the hate and violence of racist groups by calling them out on twitter and posting the personal information about people who were marching in Charlottesville under these groups.  We talk to a professor who says this is NOT the way to bring peace and justice to the problem.

-What should Canadian's know about the NAFTA negotiations?  What's at stake for Canada and are we asking too much of the U.S when it comes to equality and climate change requests.

-How can the government in BC best introduce a new minimum wage?  Will the new NDP government take into consideration all the angles and possible impacts that raising the minimum wage could have on different industries and businesses around BC.