Producer Katie Thompson joins Rob on air to share some of her thoughts on the Netflix Series 13 Reasons Why. 

The Netflix series 13 Reasons Why has some school boards warning parents from allowing their children to watch it alone.  Carol Todd, founder of the Amanda Todd Legacy Society and advocate joins Rob to share her thoughts on the program, and how much teen suicide is discussed. 

Kenney may not be helping the standing of the PC party. Quito Maggi President of Mainstreet research, joins the show. 

Some parts of India have a high prevalence of sex-selective abortions. Does this follow new immigrants to Canada? Some Indian women seem to be giving birth to more boys than girls.  Susitha Wanagaratne co-authored a study about the issue, she is a post-doctoral research fellow at St. Michael's Hospital. 

Three Fort McMurray firefighters join Rob to chat about their book, "Into The Fire" detailing their experience dealing with the beast.  https://www.amazon.ca/Into-Fire-Fight-Save-McMurray-ebook/dp/B01MY695EV/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1493327682&sr=1-1&keywords=into+the+fire

What can Trump legally do to NAFTA? What happens if the States pull out? Why is free trade important? With International Trade Attorney Scott Lincicome. 

With AM 640 host Matt Gurney.

Donald Macpherson Director of the Canadian Drug Policy Coalition and Centre for Applied Research in Mental Health and Addictions Simon Fraser University says drug controls are failing us. Time for a new approach. 

With David Akin, Global News Chief Political Correspondent

The Calgary Expo is this weekend! Jason Mewes, Clerks, Dogma, Jay and Silent Bob, and more joins Rob ahead of his appearance in Calgary this weekend!    

The Canadian Obesity Network says it is time to recognize obesity as a disease in order to improve supports. Dr. Arya Sharma with the Canadian Obesity Network, Chair in Obesity Research and Management joins Rob to chat about how obesity behaves like a chronic disease. 

Caller Jerry calls in and shares his viewpoint that the Saddledome "busting at the seams" and the need for a new arena ASAP.

Ken King in studio with Rob chatting about the Victoria Park Option- or "Plan B"

Colin Busby, Associate Director of Research at the C.D. Howe institute joins Rob on air to chat about the immunization targets that Canada, and Alberta simply can't seem to it.  His piece here: https://www.cdhowe.org/intelligence-memos/colin-busby-who-blame-insufficient-vaccination-coverage-among-canadian-children

National Post Columnist Chris Selley joins Rob on air to chat about driving in Canada, and how Canada deals with those who drive dangerously. You can read his piece here http://news.nationalpost.com/full-comment/chris-selley-if-driving-is-a-privilege-why-is-it-so-hard-to-revoke  

A report is expected this Monday with details of what a Victoria Park Arena could look like in Calgary.  Ward 9 Councillor Gian-Carlo Carra joins Rob to chat about it. 

An increasing number of young women are out earning their partners, how is this making them feel? Ashley Ford, Editors feature of Refinery 29. 

A new paper says that the Carbon tax is coming, we better get used to it- and be smart about it.  Denis McConaghy, former Executive Vice-President of Corporate Development at TransCanada Corporation. Previously, he was Executive Vice-President, Pipeline Strategy and Development. You can see his paper here: http://bit.ly/2od0ZBY  

How a ruling in Saskatchewan stating that non-catholic students will not be funded in catholic schools next year could affect Catholic Schools in Alberta. Luke Fevin, co-founder of APUPIL (Albertan Parents for Unbiased Public Inclusive Learning.)

David Sweanor, expert on tobacco policy and public health joins Rob to chat about vaping in Canada. 

Rob talks all things 420. Myths and legalizing marijuana.

Rob talks to Canadian author Ken McGoogan about why Scotland should be a Canadian province.

Rob talks with Professor Anindya Sen, from the University of Waterloo, about privatizing marijuana sales. 

Rob chats with Matt Weinberger, tech reporter with Business Insider, about what our world will look like post smart phones. ... it is hard to believe!

Rob chats with Ken McKenzie, Professor of Economics and Fellow at The School of Public Policy at the U of C, about his report released today. They discuss who is really paying for corporate income tax?  And who pays the most when corporate taxes go up?