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Kids Up Front Breakfast of Champions31 oct. 202300:07:08
Paul Rogers, Board Chair, Kids Up Front
Have dating apps turned dating in to a 'dumpster fire'31 oct. 202300:07:13
Jane Laboucane, author, “50 Worst Dates'
Why do we love horror movies and Halloween?31 oct. 202300:13:35
Dr. Garry Leonard, Professor of English, University of Toronto
Taylor Swift re-recording her music is having impacts on record label contracts31 oct. 202300:13:06
Eric Alper, freelance music publicist and SiriusXM host
The Road Years…a memoir continued with Rick Mercer30 oct. 202300:14:04
Rick Mercer, comedian, television host & author of ‘The Road Years…a memoir continued’
Gen Z’s Cybersecurity Wake-Up Call30 oct. 202300:06:52
Robert Falzon, the Head of Engineering in Canada at cybersecurity firm, Check Point
Canadians 'lose sleep' worrying about money, young adults especially: RBC poll30 oct. 202300:09:21
Andrea Barrack, Senior Vice President, Corporate Citizenship, RBC
Child-care fees have halved in 18 Canadian cities, report says. Who's falling short?30 oct. 202300:09:24
Marni Flaherty, interim CEO of the Canadian Childcare Federation
The one where we lose a friend30 oct. 202300:13:33
Dr. Jennifer Dunn, Professor, Communication Arts and Sciences, Rosary College of Arts and Sciences, Dominican University, author of “Friends: A Cultural History”
How and when bystanders can make a difference in workplace tensions27 oct. 202300:09:40
Sandy Hershcovis, Associate Dean and Future Fund Professor in Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, University of Calgary
A 22-minute brisk walk can mitigate health hazards of sitting too long: study27 oct. 202300:07:46
Valerie Carson, Professor, Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation, University of Alberta
Edmonton teacher creates field trip guide27 oct. 202300:06:32
Elise Barber, creator, AllFieldTrips, public school teacher, homeschool mom
Where is the end point of the Bank of Canada's monetary policy27 oct. 202300:10:04
Steve Ambler, professor of economics, University of Quebec at Montreal, David Dodge Chair in Monetary Policy
7% tax increase may be needed in 2024 to maintain services: City of Edmonton report27 oct. 202300:14:17
Tim Cartmell, City Councillor, Ward pihêsiwin
Retail theft on the rise27 oct. 202300:15:24
Rui Rodrigues, executive advisor for loss prevention and risk management, Retail Council of Canada
As 'sober curious' trend grows, major brands tap into non-alcoholic drinks26 oct. 202300:11:45
Sarah Kate, Alcohol-free sommelier, founding editor and publisher of Some Good Clean Fun
Every Kid Deserves a Shot Oilers 50/50 26 oct. 202300:07:16
Myrna Khan, Executive Director, Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation Shalanna Rain Lorise Rain Marli Rain
Edmonton's zoning hearing and the future of public discourse26 oct. 202300:11:27
Keith Gerein, columnist, Edmonton Journal
What does it take to be an influencer25 oct. 202300:13:22
Damian Skoczylas, VP of Talent, Viral Nation & Paul Telner, Head of Programming, Viral Nation 
Report says 2 in 3 Canadian youth did not feel prepared for sex from sex-ed25 oct. 202300:09:34
Shamin Mohamed Jr., founder and president, LetsStopAIDS
Parenting approaches that can help navigate family conflict25 oct. 202300:14:06
Dr. Tom Hollenstein, Professor of Developmental Psychology, Department of Psychology, Queen's University & Katie Faulkner, Masters student in Developmental Psychology, Queen's University
How Canada's major food companies ranked on the Canada Animal Welfare Scorecard25 oct. 202300:14:50
 PJ Nyman, corporate engagement manager, Mercy For Animals
Fact-checking residential school denialists24 oct. 202300:14:57
Dr. Sean Carleton, Assistant Professor, Departments of History and Indigenous Studies, University of Manitoba
The connection between children's secure attachment and positive well-being24 oct. 202300:07:34
Marissa Nivison, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Department of Psychology, University of Calgary
Valley Line Southeast LRT to finally open for Edmonton passengers after nearly 3-year delay24 oct. 202300:08:54
Adam Laughlin, Deputy City Manager, Integrated Infrastructure Services
As mortgage payments go up, should you renew or refinance your home loan?23 oct. 202300:06:08
Leah Zlatkin, a mortgage expert at LowestRates.ca
Edmonton’s proposed zoning bylaw passes at city council23 oct. 202300:11:11
Sarah Hamilton, Edmonton city councillor, Ward sipiwiyiniwak
Will downtown Edmonton housing incentives keep property taxes lower?23 oct. 202300:12:00
Kalen Anderson, executive director, Urban Development Institute, Edmonton Metro Region, member of the Downtown Recovery Coalition Steering Committee
Edmonton city councillor wants to limit short-term rentals23 oct. 202300:16:51
Michael Janz, Edmonton City Councillor, Ward papastew
Christine Sinclair announces retirement from international play 20 oct. 202300:07:00
Dr. Alison Doherty, Professor, School of Kinesiology, Western University
The Last Video Store20 oct. 202300:09:46
Kevin Martin, owner, The Lobby DVD Shop
How the NHL is helping the PWHL despite not offering financial support20 oct. 202300:06:04
Dr. Ann Pegoraro, Lang Chair in Sport Management, University of Guelph
Edmonton city council gets mixed reviews at term's halfway mark20 oct. 202300:16:25
John Brennan, Political analyst and commentator
The Rocky Mountain Wine & Food Festival is back19 oct. 202300:07:17
Fiona Standing, Director, Rocky Mountain Wine & Food Festival
Families are now spending $800 a year on food waste thanks to inflation18 oct. 202300:12:47
Dr. Paul van der Werf, adjunct professor, Ivey Business School, Western University
Canada's horsemeat industry18 oct. 202300:09:30
Sinikka Crosland, president, the Canadian Horse Defence Coalition
Do you know who owns your data?18 oct. 202300:14:41
Dr. Wendy Wong, professor, political science and Principal’s Research Chair, University of British Columbia. She is also Faculty Affiliate at the Schwartz Reisman Institute at the University of Toronto. Her latest book is We, the Data: Human Rights in the Digital Age.
How has U.S. foreign policy affected the Israel-Hamas war18 oct. 202300:17:14
Dr. Shaun Narine, Professor, International Relations and Political Science, St. Thomas University
What is it like to be born in the Gaza Strip18 oct. 202300:13:37
Claire Porter Robbins, Calgary-based writer, former aid worker in Gaza.
B.C. cracking down on short-term rentals with increased fines, new enforcement17 oct. 202300:06:03
Andrey Pavlov, Professor Of Finance, Beedie School of Business, Simon Fraser University
Will zoning changes help Edmonton's housing affordability?17 oct. 202300:11:29
Dr. Sasha Tsenkova, professor, School of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape, University of Calgary
Suzanne Somers, 'Three's Company' star, dies at 7616 oct. 202300:07:47
Dr. Aidan Moir, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication, Media and Film at the University of Windsor
Canada’s gap between homebuilding and population growth continues to grow16 oct. 202300:06:50
Josef Filipowicz, Senior Fellow, Fraser Institute
Are cashierless stores the way of the future?16 oct. 202300:13:09
Craig Patterson, Director of Applied Research, School of Retailing, University of Alberta
Conflict between Israel and Hamas moves into its second week16 oct. 202300:13:57
Zheger Hassan, Adjunct Professor, Political Science, King’s University College
HGTV Canada celebrity contractor Bryan Baeumler returns to Edmonton to inspire homeowners13 oct. 202300:11:38
Bryan Baeumler, HGTV Canada Celebrity Contractor; host of Island of Bryan, Bryan Inc. Leave it to Bryan, Renovation Resort and Bryan’s All In
Edmonton's most haunted13 oct. 202300:13:32
Nadine Bailey, Edmonton Ghost Tours
Global economy braces for impact from Israel-Hamas conflict13 oct. 202300:06:11
Paul Samson, president, Centre for International Governance Innovation
Strathcona County Bremner development13 oct. 202300:09:00
Linton Delainey, former Councillor, Strathcona County
The rising cost of living is eroding brand loyalty12 oct. 202300:09:37
Dr. Seung Hwan (Mark) Lee, Professor and Associate Dean of Engagement & Inclusion, Ted Rogers School of Management, Toronto Metropolitan University  &  Omar Fares, Lecturer, Ted Rogers School of Retail Management, Toronto Metropolitan University 
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