Family Dentist Dr. June Dabbagh is standing alongside pediatricians, dentists, orthodontists, and parents who are calling for Calgarians to vote for pro-flouridation candidates this election. 

With Rosanna Berardi, Immigration Lawyer and founder of Berardi Immigration Law

With Sylvain Charlebois, the Dean of The Faculty of Management at Dalhousie University, also a Professor in Food Management. 

IPSOS President and CEO of Ipsos Darrell Bricker. 

Caller Mark called in to share his opinion of athletes of kneeling during the national anthem. 

Outgoing Councillor for Ward 3 Jim Stevenson joins Rob to chat about how well council has "gotten along" and how much it's efficacy has been affected by the relationships between councillors.

National Post reporter Scott Stinson discusses the ramifications of President Trump's suggestion that athletes who kneel for the anthem should be fired. 

The Federal Finance CCritic PIerre Poilievre is in town to speak out against the Liberal Tax Changes. 

A 14 year old girl in Quebec has been court ordered to receive blood transfusions as part of cancer treatment- against her wishes. Joining Rob to chat about this issue is Juliet Guichon, Assistant professor at the University of Calgary Cumming School of Medicine. 

With Greg Eberhart, the Alberta College of Pharmacists Registrar

Producer Andrea has encountered an account on Instagram using one of her photos as a profile picture- but has been unable to get Instagram's attention to report it. How would that make you feel if someone on the other side of the world used your photos?

Calgary's homeless population has actually decreased according to a study from the School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary. With Ron Kneebone, director of economic & social policy at the School of Public Policy, and professor of economics at the University of Calgary.

Do houses with secondary suites turn over faster on the market? Do Calgarians care if they are illegal? With the Owner of Maxwell South Star Realty in Calgary Tracy Carson. 

Globetrotter Handles Franklin joins Rob in studio, you can catch them in action on September 28. 

Author of Maximum Canada- why 35 million of us are not enough Doug Saunders joins Rob in studio. 

With Kent Wilson who writes about the Calgary Flames for The Athletic.

How can municipal governance influence the increasingly vacant downtown core? With Geoffrey Morgan Energy Reporter, Financial Post.

With Gil McGowan, President of the Alberta Federation of Labour 

North Korea has always told their people that the United States is out to get them and is on the verge of war with them. Well, now the President of the United States seems to be saying it too. With Marcus Noland of the Peterson Institute for International Economics who co-authors the blog “North Korea: Witness to Transformation”.

Mark Stephen, play-by-play broadcaster with the Calgary Stampeders, explains why the Stamps are already trailing the Saskatchewan Roughriders when it comes to their stadium.

35-year old Calgarian Jennifer Halford pleaded guilty last year on seven counts of fraud. She claimed to have aggresive breast cancer and said she and her family lost everything in the For MacMurray wildfire. Rob gets an update from Global Calgary reporter Tracy Nagai on what happened in court. 

Calgary next has now made itself a big topic going into the civic election. What kinds of benefits would a new arena bring to the city? Professor of Sports Managment at the University of Alberta, Dan Mason shares his thoughts.

Rick Bell chats with Rob about what to expect with the municipal election.

Grass fire caused by an unexploded artillery shell has left a community furious. Farmers want answers from Canadian Armed Forces. They have been battling with CFB Suffield for a while now and the damage from the fire may be the last straw. Rob talks to Laurel Schlaht who lost 2 sections of their native grasslands about what happens now.