PC party leader Jason Kenney is suggesting that the vote to unite the right may be influenced by non-conservatives who are buying up memberships. 

Rob digs deep into the archive and pulls out an interview he did with Adam West in 2012. In honour of his memory we have a listen. 

Stephen Miller, writer and publisher at Wilderness.Me bought himself a ticket and went to watch Wonder Woman at an all women's screening. This is how it went.  His piece here: https://heatst.com/culture-wars/my-adventures-at-the-segregated-wonder-woman-screening/?mod=sm_tw_post

With Councillor Evan Woolley. More here: http://globalnews.ca/news/3514872/calgary-councillors-make-the-case-for-self-driving-cars/  

With Alberta Health Services South Zone Medical Officer Dr. Vivien Suttorn

With Andrew Apostolou- British historian who has managed human rights campaigns in the Middle East and labour party activist

With Tristin Hopper from the National Post.  Read his column here:  http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada/we-hated-it-and-it-secretly-sucked-millions-from-our-pockets-but-we-didnt-have-a-choice-the-loonie-at-30

Rob is joined by Lana Wells, the Brenda Strafford Chair in the Prevention of Domestic Violence in the Faculty of Social Work at the University of Calgary and study co-author,    More here:  http://globalnews.ca/news/3512677/university-of-calgary-study-links-some-sports-events-to-domestic-violence/

With Global News correspondent Reggie Cecchini and then David French Staff writer for national review, senior fellow at national review institute, and attorney in constitutional law.

President of Hockey Operations of the Calgary Flames, Brian Burke, is "amazed the city didn't say thank you" after the new arena was propsed. There are many opinions around this topic. What do you think?

New numbers on opioid-related overdoses have been released from the Public Health Agency of Canada. A new strategic plan has been launched to deal with the crisis. Dr. David Jurrlink discusses the posibility of the opioid epidemic starting from a short medical letter from 1980. 

Rob talks to Gary Caroline, a Vancouver based lawyer specializing in litigation, human rights and consular representation to get more details about the story.

Lemonade stands are a pretty common starter business for many kids. Now, they'll have to make sure they're registering their "business" and reading the fine print before setting up a lemonade stand.

Many changes are being made to the criminal code. University of Lethbridge Associate Professor in Religious studies, James Linville gives his opinion on the removal of the blasphemy law. 

Rob chats with University of Alberta Law Professor Steven Penny. They discuss what these changes will affect and the lack of attention to section 230.

Rob takes more of your calls on dress codes.

Rob takes your calls and texts on how school dress codes affects students.

Students at Breton High School have had plenty to say about their school's dress code. A group of girls posted notes in the halls criticizing what girls can wear while at school and a group of boys created their own note in response. Rob addresses this topic with Wildrose School Division Superintendent Brad Volkman.

Calgary chef Nicole Gomes is crediting her win on Top Chef Canada’s first all-stars competition to her mantra of always learning from your mistakes. She chats with Rob about her extremely exciting win and what the future holds. 

Rob is joined by Tom Spears, Journalist for the Ottawa Citizen, about fake science journals.

Chris Hugenholtz, an associate professor, in the Department of Geography, at the University of Calgary, talks about the fact that increased drone use is creating safety concerns in Canadian airspace.

Calgary lawyer, and University of Calgary law professor, Kathleen Mahoney, talks about a sexual assault victim, and about the way she was treated.   

Terry Glavin, author, journalist, and Ottawa Citizen columnist, joins the show to talk about London and where we go from here. 

Craft beer will finally be sold at the Stampede this year. Executive Director of the Alberta Brewers Association gives us more details.

British scientist and author Jim Al-Khalili talks about the possibility of extraterrestrial life and how he's brought together different scientists to explore this topic through his book.