Chapter 1:

After battling through to win the 2019 World Cup, The American Women’s soccer team is onto the battle for equal pay.

Guest: Global Toronto Reporter Mike Drolet

Guest: Ellen Hyslop, Co founder of The Gist

Chapter 2:

The Greens are accusing the BC Government of having an inadequate response to a report which found fracking poses numerous unknown risks to human health and the environment. 

Guest: Sonia Fursteneau, BC Greens MLA

Chapter 3:

Another story in the Money Laundering file as the former head of compliance for BCLC Rob Kroeker has quietly left his position in the wake of allegations that he allowed dirty money to flow through casinos. 

Guest: Sam Cooper, Global Investigative Journalist

UBC will not be allowed to take part in next month’s Gay Pride Parade after the University rented a lecture hall to a speaker the Vancouver Pride Society claims is trans-phobic and spouts “hate speech”.  Does the VPS have the right to say who’s right and wrong?

The BC NDP is doing well.  The Federal NDP...Not so much.  Keith Baldry, Global BC’s chief political correspondent in Victoria is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 1:

The BC government has responded to a report on hydraulic fracking, but no commitment to investigate the human health impacts of fracking was mentioned.

Guest: The Narwhal reporter Sarah Cox

Chapter 2:

A Former RCMP Investigator says fraud is a fast growing business in BC for gangsters who take advantage of Canada’s weak anti money laundering controls.  Is BC open for illegal business?

Guest: Former superintendent in charge of RCMP’s federal serious organised crime and financial integrity team in BC, Henry Tso

Chapter 3:

Alberta premier Jason Kenney has launched a $2.5 million inquiry into foreign funding of groups campaigning against Alberta oil.  Are anti pipeline campaigns planned, intended and funded by foreign interests? 

Guest: Investigative journalist Vivian Krause

Guest: Political commentator and lawyer Sandy Garrosino

An interesting story about a woman in Australia named Natalie Giumelli who has decided to raffle off her home and pet resort business on a 110-acre property. It could be yours for just a $50 ticket. Niki Reitmayer spoke to her to find out why she wanted to give away her home in such an unusual way:

The BC Civil Liberties Association will hold a press conference this morning to discuss documents that will be released, regarding CSIS sharing information with enbridge about who was involved in protests against the pipeline.  Global News reporter Richard Zussman joins the show with the View from Victoria.

Last week Sheila attended the IDEA conference in Anaheim, California and shares her top 5 takeaways from the sessions she attended.

Guest: Sheila Hamilton from It's Time Fitness!

Chapter 1:

Justin Trudeau has defended the way judges were appointed in New Brunswick, but some are calling foul after personal connections were discovered to a Liberal cabinet minister.

Guest: Democracy Watch co-founder Duff Conacher

Chapter 2:

A 47 year old drug lord has been found dead in Columbia.  Why there is a connection to Vancouver that you should know about.

Guest: Global News Investigative reporter Sam Cooper

Chapter 3:

Figures from the Real Estate Board show Vancouver detached home sales dropped to their lowest point since 2000.  What could this mean for affordability in Vancouver?

Guest: Dane Eitel, Lead analyst of Eitel Insights

The Alberta Conservatives borrow a tool from John Horgan’s tool box.  The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Chapter 1:

A database that identifies corporations with fossil fuel connections has raised the ire of some who say the research is ‘comically incompetent and deliberately positioned to mislead’.

Guest: Resource Works CEO Stewart Muir

Chapter 2:

Are touchy housing issues exemplify the way social media is being used to strangle democracy at city hall?

Guest: Mike Klassen - Columnist for the Vancouver Courier

Chapter 3:

The tanks have rolled in to Washington DC’s National Mall ahead of massive July Fourth celebration which critics say is just a partisan display of military muscle.

Guest: CBS Military Consultant Mike Lyons