CONNECT older episodes

Residents in Calgary's Brentwood neighbourhood are concerned that newly planted trees will allow more crime to happen in the area. However, a study out of Washington University states otherwise. Dr. Kathleen Wolf, Research Social Scientist, joins Angela Kokott. 

Courtney Blackshaw, Bladder Cancer Survivor and Member of the Calgary Walk Committee joins Angela Kokott to talk about the Bladder Cancer walk on September 25th. 

School year round? Sounds like a kid's worst nightmare. But Jim Brandon, Associate Dean Professional & Community Engagement Associate Professor at Werklund School of Education at the U of C, says there is plenty of benefits to year-round school. 

The Alberta Motor Association polled their members to see felt about driving while using cannabis. Vice President Jeff Kasbrick joins Angela Kokott to tell her about the results. 

In the past few weeks, there's been plenty of conversations surrounding police and how they deal with those with drug addictions and mental health issues. Angela Kokott speaks to PACT (Police And Crisis Team) a partnership with CPS and AHS and finds out their role when it comes to mental health aid. 

Energy Economist, Michal Moore, joins Calgary Today's Angela Kokott to talk about his shock that the Energy East hearings were cancelled this morning due to protestors. 

Harper is resigning after 17 years in politics. Calgary Today's Angela Kokott takes a look back with National Post Reporter Jason Fekete.

Texting, talking on your cellphone and even checking yourself in the mirror can distract you from what's on the road. But should we treat distracted driving like impaired driving and criminalize it? 

Montreal Gazette journalist Rene Bruemmer, joins Calgary Today's Angela Kokott to talk about the different of animal bylaws between Calgary and Montreal. 

Calgary Today's Angela Kokott joins guest host Dave Rowe live from the Rio OIympics.

Angela Kokott joins us on her last day at the Olympic Park in Rio de Janerio. 

In light of the ASIRT decision to not charge the policeman responsible for Anthony Heffernan's death, Calgary Today's Angela Kokott wanted to found out what kind of training police get to deal with people in mental health crises. 

Angela Kokott takes callers to hear their thoughts on the ASIRT Decision for the Anthony Heffernan case. 

Angela Kokott joins guest host Dave Rowe to talk about the sights, sounds and eats of the 2016 Rio Olympics. 

Guest host Dave Rowe is joined by Richard Powers of the Rotman School of Managment, University of Toronto, to talk about the future of swimming star Penny Oleksiak. 

Angela Kokott joins Guest Host Dave Rowe live from the Rio Olympics to talk about synchronized swimming and women's basketball. 

Angela joins guest host Betty Jo Kaiser to talk about running into Mayor Naheed Nenshi at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janerio. 

Whether you've watched it or not, it's out there. We talk with National Post reporter Chris Selley about why the National Post decided to post the video and why we should view it with sympathy. 

Angela Kokott talks with psychologist and author, Alison Gopnik, about a new approach to parenting which allows your children to play and grow without interference. 

Calgary teens from the StoryBook Theatre who went the extra mile to help out a colour blind friend join Angela in-studio on Calgary Today.

Dr. Jackie Smith, Director of Community Education and Research at AARCs joins Angela Kokott to talk about Teen Addiction.

The Zika Virus has made news headlines around the world especially leading into the Rio OIympics. Now scientists are investing the virus and hoping to find a vaccine by 2018. Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, joins Calgary Today's Angela Kokott to chat about their discoveries.  

We know Olympians need to train physically to get ready for the games, but what about mentally? Dr. Dave Paskevich of the University of Calgary's Faculty of Kinesiology joins Angela Kokott to answer that question. 

A group of Calgarians gathered together to share their grief of losing their partners. Ten years later they are just as strong and continue to share their stories through their new book: Circle of Grief. I have them on today. 

Since the NDP government lauched their lawsuit against big power companies everyone's had an opinion one way or another. Professor of Political Science Barry Cooper joins Angela Kokott on Calgary today to say this isn't the first time an Alberta government has been ideological.