She is pretty proud of her progress on the pipeline heading west- but is that warranted?  Also a call from listener Dan who asks- who stands to gain from the pipeline anyways?

Joy says says we should get cell phone notifications when trains pass by to raise awareness.

A BIll of Rights for airline passengers is forthcoming from Transport Minister Marc Garneau. With Karl Moore, Associate professor Desautels Faculty of Management at McGill University and Airline Analyst

Rob chats about the tragedy at Whitehorn station this morning hearing that a woman has been killed by a ctrain- what does it take to get people to pay attention?

Dr. James Maskalyk joins Rob in studio to chat about his experience practicing emergency medicine around the world- and the incredible stories he shares in his new book Life on the ground floor: letters from the edge of emergency medicine http://www.jamesmaskalyk.com/

Dr. Tator, Director of the Canadian Concussion Centre at Toronto Western Hospital and University of Toronto joins Rob on air to discuss our changing understanding of the severity of concussions. 

Seems like the green line is going to take longer, and cost more. WithNosehill MP Michelle Rempel. 

The discussion about Cultural appropriation continues, now with Jonathan Kay, who just recently resigned as editor of The Walrus Magazine. 

A caller says it's important to pay attention to concussion suffered by non athletes as well. 

Scientists are trying to find the source of some Fast Radio Bursts received from outer space. Abraham Loeb, Frank B. Baird Jr Professor of Science joins Rob on air to try and make sense of it. 

An editor of Write magazine has resigned his position after starting a discussion about cultural appropriation by saying he doesn't buy the notion.  Christie Blatchford of the National Post shares her thoughts.  You can read her piece here:  http://news.nationalpost.com/full-comment/christie-blatchford-magazine-editor-the-latest-to-be-silenced-for-the-sin-of-free-speech

Controversy at hockey rinks in Alberta as "unsanctioned, alternative" leagues have popped up around Alberta- but Hockey Alberta has sent out a memo condemning these alternate leagues and even saying those who support such leagues could be lose their Hockey Alberta membership.  Rob is joined by an organizer of one such league Brad Layzell, President of Calgary’s PX3 AMP Youth Hockey League. Hockey Alberta provided a statement but was unable to have anyone join us on air today. 

National Post Columnist Tristin Hopper says safe consumption sites, like those in Vancouver, could be a recipe for disaster.  Read his piece here: http://news.nationalpost.com/full-comment/tristin-hopper-vancouvers-drug-strategy-has-been-disaster-be-very-wary-of-emulating-it

With Karl Moore, Associate professor Desautels Faculty of Management at McGill University and Airline Analyst

With Washington Bureau chief to the Toronto Star Daniel Dale  

Some city councillors have conducted a survey to see how Calgarians feel about a new survey project. Councillor Shane Keating joins the show to chat about this, and the green line LRT. 

The NDP is set to review the practice of photo radar in the province against concerns that it has become a "cash cow" MLA Angela Pitt, Wildrose Shadown Justice Minister joins Rob to chat about it. 

Ron Kneebone from the University of Calgary School of Public Policy has found a massive decline in affordable rentals across Canada, with Calgary coming in last place. 

Rob takes issue with the fact that those donating are receiving tax reciepts. 

Author Robert Clarke spent over 30 years working for corrections Canada in many different roles, his new book shares what he saw in that time. Down Inside: Thirty Years in Canada's Prison Service

It seems that there are more panhandlers in Calgary recently- should you give them a few bucks or just move on? With Mark Horvath, co-founder of the Invisible People project.

With Global News Washington Correspondent Jackson Proskow

With Conservative political analyst Alise Mills. 

With National Director for B'nai Brith's League for Human Rights, Amanda Hohmann.

A Calgary man wants to convert his home into a recovery centre for former addicts after having gone through the process himself, much to the ire of some of his neighbours. Rob is joined by Ved Ran.