Then we speak with Andrew Rasiulius, Fellow at the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and an expert in European Affairs. Andrew brings us an update on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine and the latest in the bid by both Sweden and Finland to join NATO.

Will rising interest rates force ‘would be’ homebuyers to change their plans or maybe decide to not get into the market in the first place? We hear details of a new Real Estate Survey, indicating that over 75% of Canadians are feeling ‘stressed’ about the rising rates and how the increase could affect their choice in housing.

Could it be that the vitamins and supplements you take on a daily basis, do absolutely nothing to improve your health? We catch up with Dr. Ted Jablonski for details on a new study – which claims that’s the case.

Finally, it’s another edition of “Motivational Monday!” A chance to get you motivated, today and beyond! This time out, we speak with Chris Westfall, Performance Coach, Keynote Speaker, and Author of the new book “Easier”.

Ahead of ‘Canada Day’ we discuss what it means to be Canadian and how our nation is perceived internationally. We get the thoughts of former Canadian Ambassador, Sabine Nölke.

Are you struggling to find a family doctor? If so, you’re not alone. We discuss the doctor shortage in our Province and explore what can be done to attract more physicians with Dr. Vesta Michelle Warren, President of the Alberta Medical Association.

Next, can we learn from our failures? Well, according to Psychologist Dr. Samuel West we most certainly can. We catch up with Dr. West to tell us all about the museum he created on the topic, the aptly named “Museum of Failure”.

Finally, are you ready to take your Canada Day BBQ to the next level? We catch up with Michelle Tham, the ‘Head of Beer Education’ at Labatt breweries for some tips on food-pairing, and recipe suggestions, using beer as a key ingredient!

We begin with a conversation surrounding ‘Artificial Intelligence’, specifically, whether A.I. can play a role in the fight against climate change. We tackle the topic with David Rolnick, a Professor of Computer Science at McGill University.

Next we hear the personal story of one man’s journey to spread awareness surrounding Parkinson’s Disease, a journey that will take him coast-to-coast. We catch up with Jim Redmond, the man behind the “Spinning Wheels” bike tour.

Finally it’s a chance to get out and hear some ‘toe tapping’ live music, just in time for the weekend. We chat with John Pittman of “The Heavyweights Brass Band” who will be performing on Canada Day at the Ironwood Stage & Grill, part of the 2022 “YYC Jazz Fest”.

We begin with our weekly conversation with Mercedes Stephenson, Global News Ottawa Bureau Chief and Host of “The West Block”. This week, Mercedes looks ahead to the planned “Freedom Protests” in the Capital for Canada Day and what preparations are in place by local Police to address the potential demonstration this time around.

Next, if you’ve been planning a summer getaway to Banff you may have noticed a ‘spike’ in prices when it comes to booking a hotel. We speak with the Director of the Banff & Lake Louise Hospitality Association on what’s behind the noticeable increases with some hotels charging close to $500 per night.

What is ‘Upcycled Food’ and how can it benefit both the economy and the environment? We dig into the topic with Jon Duschinsky, Executive Vice President of “Anthesis Provision”.

Finally, could it be the ‘start-up’ that gives smart-phone ‘heavyweights’ Apple and Samsung a run for their money? We catch up with “The Gadget Guy” Mike Yawney for details on the new ‘Nothing’ brand smart-phone and what makes it unique.

We begin with the fallout South of the Border following Friday’s announcement that the landmark “Roe vs. Wade” legislation has been overturned. We get the latest from Global News Washington Correspondent, Reggie Cecchini.

Next, with record inflation gripping the country, what’s next and is a ‘recession’ inevitable in the coming months? We discuss with Moshe Lander, Economics Professor from Concordia University.

Before you take-off this summer, you may want to take some steps to protect your personal data. We catch up with Cybersecurity Expert Adrianus Warmenhoven who explains just why ‘travel’ puts us at a higher risk of being ‘hacked’ and what you can do to safeguard yourself from being a victim of a ‘cybercrime’.

Finally, it’s another edition of “Motivational Monday”, a chance to get you motivated, today and beyond! This time out, we speak with Author and Sport Performance Psychologist Dr. Hailey Perlus. Dr. Perlus explains how doing just ‘one thing’ each morning can set you up for success for the rest of your day.

What do you needs to know to protect your personal data and avoid being hacked while traveling this summer? Joining us with expert insight is Adrianus Warmenhoven, Nord cybersecurity expert. 

We begin with our weekly conversation with Mayor Jyoti Gondek. This week, we get the Mayor’s thoughts on what more needs to be done to make Calgarians feel safe amid rising cases of crime and violence, part of our “Safe City” series.

Next, we head South of the border and catch up with Global News Washington Bureau Chief, Jackson Proskow. Jackson brings us details on a proposed ‘gas tax holiday’ being floated by President Joe Biden and the latest in the ongoing ‘January 6th’ insurrection inquiry.

He’s one of the ‘top minds’ in the CFL and just happens to be the President and General Manager of the Calgary Stampeders. Ahead of the Stamps ‘week 3’ match-up against the Edmonton Elks, we catch up with John Hufnagel.

Finally, just in time for the weekend, a new movie for fans of the “King of Rock ‘n Roll” and an edge-of-your seat horror flick, based on the writing of Stephen King’s son, it's another edition of “Couch Potatoes” with Brett Megarry.

We begin with our monthly conversation with Deborah Yedlin, President and CEO of the Calgary Chamber. As part of our ongoing ‘Safe City’ series, we ask Deborah her thoughts on the impact increased crime and violence in the city is having on local businesses and what she believes should be done to address the issue, from a municipal standpoint.

Next, we look at the issues facing ‘newcomers’ to the city, when it comes to dealing with the uptick of crime on city streets. We discuss with Anila Lee Yeun, CEO of the ‘Centre for Newcomers”.

We are all feeling the pinch of higher prices in all areas of our lives, particularly when it comes to the cost of energy. We catch up with Global Calgary Reporter Sarah Offin for details on newly announced rebate programs by the Federal Government, aimed at easing the burden on consumers.

Finally, with interest rates continuing to rise, what does this mean for homeowners and first time buyers looking to get into the market? We dig into the issue with Sung Lee, ‘ratesdotca’ expert and licensed mortgage agent.