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3:18

Lisa was rescued by a boat in Houston

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2017/08/28

Hurricane Harvey as continued to flood Texas. Lisa took to twitter to find help for her and her family in Houston. She was persistent at tweeting out her address and phone number. She was rescued by a boat this morning.

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9:09

Can transgender TV characters help bridge an...

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2017/08/24

GUESTS: Traci Gillig (lead author on research)Doctoral Candidate at Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, University of Southern California Erica Rosenthal (co-author)Senior Research Associate at Hollywood, Health & Society, Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, University of Southern California Kate Langrall Folb (co-author)Director of Hollywood, Health & Society, Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, University of Southern California

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5:31

Online doctors- convenient but are they effective?

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2017/08/24

Chad Saunders, assistant professor with the Haskanye School of Business, joins Angela Kokott to chat about online doctors.

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19:47

How do you feel about online doctors?

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2017/08/24

For $50 you can log on and see a doctor over video chat thanks to a new virtual doctor service now available across Canada.... Maple. Doctors can even write prescriptions. Is this a good idea? Angela is joined first by Dr. Brett Belchetz, Maple CEO and a practicing emergency room physician in Toronto and then Chad Saunders, Assistant professor with the Haskanye School of Business.

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19:43

Some kids just need to "dropout"- one mother's...

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2017/08/23

Leslie Gavel's daughter, a priveledged, middle-class adolescent became a "drop out" because she could not engage with traditional school, and it has been difficult for her to seperate herself from the stigma of being a "high school dropout." Gavel investigated the effect of a traditional brick and mortar school and the system behind it and found not answers, but more and more questions. You can read all about it in her book "Dropout: How School Is Failing Our Kids (And What We Can Do About It)"

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12:53

DanceSafe

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2017/08/21

DanceSafe sets up drug testing booths at concerts and festivals. How would this company be beneficial for events such as Country Thunder which starts today? Jodi Hughes chats with Bryan Oley, COO/CFO of DanceSafe.

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6:22

Should I sit or stand?

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2017/08/21

Did you know: Jobs that require workers to stand most of the time put their employees at a greater risk of heart disease than workers who mainly sit. Jodi Hughes is joined by Peter Smith, a senior scientist at the Institute for Work & Health and an associate professor at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health at the University of Toronto.

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11:53

Stress at Work

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2017/08/18

According to a new survey... stress is the reason 1 in 4 Canadians quit their job. Jodi Hughes is joined by Arturo Gallo, content manager at Monster Canada.

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7:27

John Himpe on safe consumption sites

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2017/08/18

Jodi Hughes is joined by News Talk 770 reporter John Himpe to chat about safe consumption sites. Do people even know where they are located?

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8:55

Health Canada on Vanessa's Law

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2017/08/18

What changes are Health Canada considering in light of the legislation that came out of Vanessa's law? Jodi Hughes is joined by David Lee, chief regulatory officer at Health Canada.

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6:20

Copeman Health- Hormone Therapy for Women

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2017/08/18

There are many reasons why a woman might need hormone support, but hormone replacement therapy is most commonly used to help women treat menopausal symptoms and protect their long term health. We’re joined by Dr. Beth Donaldson of Copeman Healthcare to discuss when you might need hormone therapy and what the best options are.

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9:28

Children learning how to lie

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2017/08/18

In a recent study, this guest sought to understand children’s thinking processes when they are first figuring out how to lie. Gail Heyman, Professor of Psychology, University of California, San Diego, has the details.

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8:54

NAFTA Negotiations

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2017/08/17

NAFTA negotiations begin today. We get the full update from Stephen Farnsworth, Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at the University of Mary Washington.

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6:07

Mary Grams found her engagement ring on a carrot

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2017/08/17

Mary Grams woman's engagement ring went missing 13 years and the story of how she got it back is almost impossible to believe!

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9:01

Kids and Social Media

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2017/08/15

This is the first generation of kids who will be exposed to such personal details about their parents thanks to Facebook/Instagram. What kind of effect is social media having on child/parent relationships? Kelly Dean Schwartz, Associate Professor in the School and Applied Child Psychology at the University of Calgary, shares his thoughts on Calgary Today.

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9:34

Bumblebees at risk?

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2017/08/15

A widely used pesticide is placing bumblebee populations at an increased risk of extinction. Jodi Hughes is joined by Nigel Raine, an environmental science professor at the University of Guelph.

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6:38

Could the rally in Charlottesville happen in Canada?

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2017/08/14

Barbara Perry, a University of Ontario Institute of Technology professor who studies hate crimes, told Jodi Hughes that she believes what occurred in Charlottesville could happen in Canada.

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10:44

Calgary Today says a farewell to Bruce Kenyon

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2017/08/11

Time to reflect on Bruce's amazing career as he reaches his retirement from News Talk 770! You will be missed around here, Bruce.

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8:55

Insomnia's link to premature babies

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2017/08/11

This new study suggests that women suffering from insomnia during pregnancy are twice as likely to deliver premature babies. Jodi Hughes is joined by Dr. Jennifer Felder, post-doctoral research fellow in the Preterm Birth Initiative at University of California San Francisco, to learn more.

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9:03

More on Fildebrandt- was this okay?

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2017/08/11

Derek Fildebrandt, MLA for Strathmore-Brooks, advertised his downtown Edmonton apartment for rent on Airbnb. Is there anything wrong with him subletting his place while claiming thousands of dollars in rent from the public? What are the rules? Fletcher Kent, Reporter with Global Edmonton, has all the details.

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