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The public art debate continues to be a popular one. Why are people so heated up about this topic? Why are we so willing to accept change? Jodi Hughes is joined by Dr. Patrick Finn, Associate Professor in the School of Creative and Performing Arts, and Computational Media Design at The University of Calgary.

Everyone looks forward to the warm summer sun and the outdoor sports and activities that accompany it, but could you be spending too much time in the sun? It’s important to remember that while some exposure to sunlight can be beneficial to our health, the effects from overexposure can be serious. Jodi Hughes by Copeman Healthcare Family Physician, Dr. Omair Siddiqui to discuss how to stay safe in...

John Himpe joins Jodi Hughes to hcat about new numbers released by the Manning Foundation. 

Currently, Alberta does not require nail technicians to have any formal training in technique or infection control. People in the beauty industry say they want nail technicians to be licensed before they can perform manicures, pedicures and spa services. Fiona Chambers, executive director of the Beauty Council of Western Canada, shares her thoughts. 

A woman walking her dog was attacked by a bear near the Canmore reservoir. Nick de Ruyter, WildSmart education coordinator, has some tips on how to avoid bear encounters.

The Tsuut’ina Nation did not comment on the Trans-Canada highway public art installation until they had time to thoughtfully review the exhibit and its background. Kevin Littlelight joins Jodi Hughes to share the Tsuut’ina opinions.

This University of Calgary researcher has signed a deal to develop nanomedicines for the treatment of Type 1 diabetes. Angela is joined by Pere Santamaria, Professor, Department of Microbiology, Immunology & Infectious Diseases at the University of Calgary. 

One person is dead after a collision between at least four vehicles in southeast today. This accident happened in a parking lot... what are the rules when it comes to parking lot driving and four way stops? Gary Bobrovitz has all the details.

President Vladimir Putin has hit back at new American sanctions by ordering the US to cut staff at its diplomatic mission. Angela gets updates and insight from Sean Guillory, University of Pittsburgh, Center for Russian and East European Studies.

This Good Samaritan who pulled a man from the water at North Glenmore Park this morning.... saved a mans life. We hear from Margaret Bell about her experiences today.

Tracy is at the Laughing Stock Vineyard in BC currently with Coop Wine and Spirits. Before they left she dropped off an LFNG White Wine. Listen to hear all about this light white wine. 

Homes, cars and cash are again up for grabs to raise funds for 17 cancer centres throughout the province. 3,012 prizes are available to be won during the 2017 Alberta Cancer Foundation Cash and Cars Lottery. Angela Kokott is joined by Sean Capri with the Alberta Cancer Foundation.

Students’ test scores tell us more about the community they live in, rather than what they actually know. Angela is joined by Christopher Tienken, Associate Professor of Education Leadership Management and Policy, Seton Hall University.

Students’ test scores tell us more about the community they live in, rather than what they actually know. Angela is joined by Christopher Tienken, Associate Professor of Education Leadership Management and Policy, Seton Hall University.

Calgary Today listeners weigh in with thier thoughts on backyard fire pits. 

According to this new study, patients should stop taking the drugs when they feel better... rather than completing their prescription. Angela Kokott is joined by Glen Armstrong, Professor of Microbiology, Immunology and Infectious Diseases at the University of Calgary. 

Dr. David Juurlink, head of clinical pharmacology and toxicology at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto, says some people dependent on high-dose prescription opioids should consider having a naloxone kit on hand in case of an overdose.

This HIV Prevention drug is up to 99 per cent effective in preventing someone who is HIV negative from contracting the virus. John Himpe has been researching this drug for a series airing today and tomorrow on News Talk 770. Read John's article here: http://globalnews.ca/news/3563629/hiv-prevention-drug-truvada-difficult-for-some-to-access-in-alberta/

DB Krupp, Adjunct Professor of Psychology, Queen's University, Ontario, studies the evolution of cooperation and conflict in humans. He believes morality isn’t a compass, it’s more of a calculator.

Only a few days in... Scaramucci is out. Angela gets the full update from Stephen Farnsworth, Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at the University of Mary Washington.

With cases of Lyme disease on the rise in Canada, it’s becoming increasingly important to know the preventive measures and warning signs of the disease. Angela Kokott is joined by Sarah Alexander, Family Health Nurse of Copeman Healthcare, who will be covering what you need to know about Lyme disease.

Although raising a child has never been cheap, the bill today is eye-popping. Many Canadians don't have the money to have children! David MacDonald, Senior Economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, joins Angela to chat more. 

The past few months in Calgary have been the hottest on record... the temperatures have entered uncharted territory. David Phillips is Senior Climatologist with Environment Canada and he joined Angela Kokott to chat about this hot weather. 

A cougar was killed by officials this morning in Willow Park after been seen in popular areas. Was killing the animal the only solution? Angela is joined by Ron Wiebe, an inspector for Calgary Unit, Fish and Wildlife Enforcement branch.