The Courtney Theriault Show

Ashley Salvador, Edmonton’s City Councillor 

Amit Grover, a Principal on the Avison Young multifamily team in Edmonton.

Max Fawcett, Canada's National Observer's lead columnist

Kris Sims, CTF Alberta Director

Layla Khdir and Derek Scott

Andy Baryer, technology and lifestyle expert

Corb Lund, Singer and petition organizer.

Richard Masson, former chief executive at the Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission

Erin Rutherford, Edmonton City Councillor

Tim Hodgson, Canada’s Minister of Energy and Natural Resources

Layla Khdir and Derek Scott

Mark Norris, Sabrina Grover, Brad Lafortune

Liz Hobbs, the Programming and Communications Director for the festival.

Steven Cooper, K.C., counsel for the proposed representative plaintiff

Markham Hislop, Energy journalist and Publisher Energi Media

Neil Seeman, an associate professor at the University of Toronto, co-authored the study

Megan Dart, Festival’s Executive Director

Richard Masson, former chief executive at the Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission

Mario Canseco, President, Research Co.

Moshe Lander, Concordia University Economics Professor

David Phillips, senior climatologist, Environment Canada

Layla Khdir and Derek Scott

Bill Blais, President and CEO of Maclab Development Group.

Dave Korzinski, Research Director at Angus Reid

Emily Jenkins, the scientific director of the Canadian Centre for Innovation in Child and Youth Mental Health and Substance Use

Jason Schilling, Alberta Teachers’ Association President

Peter Sealy, professor, Architecture at U of T

James Turk, executive director of Toronto Metropolitan University's Centre for Free Expression

Falice Chin is The Hub's Alberta Bureau Chief

Craig Styles, the tournament Chairman

Tamisan Bencz-Knight, Director of Resource Development & Communications at the Edmonton Food Bank

Dr. Raj Sherman is an emergency physician, former board chair, Health Quality Alberta (formerly HQCA) and former MLA.

Layla Khdir and Derek Scott

Liam McGuinty, IBC’s Vice-President of Federal Affairs

Since the dawn of time, humanity has been at war.  Conflict in one form or another has been part of our existence since we first walked the earth.   In this first episode of a four-part series, join military historian David Borys as we travel back in time to Iran, where we chart how a modern monarchy, which was armed, wealthy, and globally backed, lost control. On our journey, we'll be helped by historian Roham Alvandi from the London School of Economics and Political Science. While conflict and armed rebellion have evolved to look very differently over the centuries, if you want to understand the world today, you need to go back because history doesn't just repeat itself; it echoes.   Be sure to follow "Hostile History" on your favourite podcast app, so you never miss an episode.

Carmi Levy, technology expert

Steve Brochu, owner of MilkCrate

Drew Anderson, journalist from The Narwhal

Heather Thomson, Vice President of Economy and Engagement at Edmonton Chamber of Commerce

Parveen Middleton, Senior VP for BDO Debt Solutions in Edmonton

Ed Lastiwka, Associate at Royal LePage in Edmonton

Dr. Brian Wirzba, President of the Alberta Medical Association

Neil Osborne, co-founder and lead singer for 54-40.