Local reaction from Kevin Allen, Research Lead of the Calgary Gay History Project. 

UK comedian Bisha K Ali speaks with Rob Breakenridge after raising concerns about a public art installation in Calgary that she says has used her image without permission.

How gross is your bathroom, where are the most germs in the house? Jason "The Germ Guy" Tetro has more.   

The end of NAFTA would shave 0.55% off Canada's GDP, push 25,000-50,000 Canadians from the workforce, and reduce exports by 2.8%. Are you worried. Rob is joined by Dan Ciurack, the former head of computer modeling for Canada's foreign-affairs ministry.

Aurelio Perri, Reporter for News Talk 770, update us on the current budget talks and Diane Colley-Urquhart return from Antarctica.   

The Stamps had yet another heartbrekaing defeat in this years Grey Cup. Dr. Penny Werthner, Dean, Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary, joins Rob to explain thepsychology of losing sports games.  

The sugar industry covered up ill health effects for 50 years, but how horrible is it really?Dr. Yoni Freedhoff, Assistant Prof. at the University of Ottawa, Author of "The Diet Fix" and founder - Bariatric Medical Institute, shares the details with Rob.   

Why do people retire and what is the right age to do it? Rob is joined by Wanda Morris, CARP’s Vice President of Advocacy.  

With Biologist Lisa Dahlseide Naturalist with Weaselhead/Glenmore Park Preservation Society and the Education Director for the Cochrane Ecological Institute.

With Global News Provincial Affairs Reporter Tom Vernon.   

Carolyn Berven tells the story of how she and some fellow Okotokians tried to do their part in saving a baby moose.  more here http://globalnews.ca/news/3872608/baby-moose-causes-controversy-after-it-was-found-severely-injured-near-okotoks/  

Calgary Lawyer and Member of the Board of Directors for the Calgary Residential Rental Association Christopher Souster joins Rob to chat about his recommendations for landlords ahead of legalization in Alberta. 

Students Against Drunk Driving Alberta are launching their 2017 campaign and inviting students across Alberta to design some thoughtful illustrations for paper bags to deter drunk drivers.  Arthur Lee from SADD Alberta joins us.  More:  http://www.saddalberta.com/index.php/liquor-bag-campaign/2017-campaign-information  

Karyn Drake, former rider of Quick six, the Calgary Stampeders' touchdown horse.  

With Author David Sax who wrote Revenge of Analog, you can read his op-ed here: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/18/opinion/sunday/internet-digital-technology-return-to-analog.html?mwrsm=Email  

Every year Wickfest brings girl's hockey teams from all over the world to Calgary. Hayley Wickenheiser joins Rob to chat about the program. 

Did you hear the one about how the feds paid 5.6 million to put a skating rink on parliament hill? https://globalnews.ca/news/3828605/parliament-hill-skating-rink/  

President of the Alberta Dental Association and College Council Dr. Mintoo Basahti joins Rob to share his thoughts.   

Genomics research has the potential to do a world of good for medicine, but research is lacking in a variety of genomics data- namely visible minorities.  Michael Mackley, Dphil is at Dalhousie University.  More Here https://theconversation.com/how-the-genomics-health-revolution-is-failing-ethnic-minorities-86385    

One doctor says he could successfully transplant a head to a body, but most other doctors and neuroscientists are calling his bluff saying that it is impossible.  One of the critics is Dr. Dean Burnett neuroscientist and author of The Idiot Brain.  

Staff Sergeant Glenn Laird and Constable Mark Shaw drop by the studio after spending the morning chatting with whoever wanted to drop by Mcdonalds on 17th ave to hang out and ask questions of them. 

Ward 13 Councilor Diane Colley-Urquhart was just re-elected to her post, but is taking some time away to visit penguins in Antarctica while the city debates the budget.