What do you do with your free time?  Maybe you enjoy cooking or video games or wine tasting with your friends.  Our guest, in his free time, writes up and corrects medical informatino on Wikipedia.

Guest: Dr. James Heilman - an emergency physician at the Cranbrook hospital

We are here for you - and that is why we put together an experienced panel every Tuesday so solve your woes and help you make those difficult decisions. If you need advice on work, health or your relationship, you can email me at [email protected] or leave us a voicemail on 604-331-2898.

Topics on the Show:

-A Vancouver woman is swimming across the English Channel! Jessi Harewicz practiced by swimming 30-km across the Georgia Strait in 11 hours and 20 minutes...although the Channel is significantly more difficult.

-Police are changing their tactics and doing everything they possibly can, to gain ground on the gang violence that exists in BC. But is it enough without a shift in the way we think about education and prevention.

Nissan is using new technology to alert parents that their kid is still in the car.  How does it work?  Niki Reitmeyer has the tech report.

X-Files fans rejoice -- the iconic sci-fi T-V show that helped earn Vancouver the mantle of "Hollywood North" is back in town.

A Teenager, who had dipped into the water at a beach in Australia, walked out of the water with tiny bites on his legs and blood flowing from the holes.  He was rushed to hospital after his parents coulnd't stop the bleeding.  Scientists are now trying to identify the creature that caused the bites and bleeding.

Vancouver Pride Parade recap: Niki walked in the parade representing CKNW, alongside the crew from CFOX and Global.

Happy BC day....a nice bipartisan celebration from Dave Barrett’s NDP government that created the holiday.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

A 10-page anti-diversity memo was sent out by a male employee on an engineering team. The memo includes theories that there are less women in the tech industry or in leadership roles because women are biologically different than men; that a gender pay gap exists because women don’t ask for raises; women are prone to higher anxiety which keeps them from leadership roles; and numerous other ideas that link programs which encourage gender and racial equality to poorer performance at the company.

What would you say if your employer asked you to get a microchip, implanted in your hand, in order to make your work day more efficient?

Guest: Melissa Timmins - vice-president of sales at 32M