On Monday’s “Christy Clark Show”…

What do cheese, new safety legislation, Canadian prices and phone bills have in common?  These are all topics will be be discussing with Bruce Cran, BC President, Consumers Association of Canada.

We get some great home security tips from Michael Jagger, President and Founder of Provident Security Corp.

What do you get for the woman who has everything?  How about a taser?  Ashley R. Harris, a Special Correspondent from Newsweek joins us.

Open line – we take your calls on any issue.

Susan Carrell, author of “Escaping Toxic Guilt” wraps up the show.

For more information, or to reach our show, email: clark@cknw.com or call the Open Line: (604) 280-9898 or 1 (877) 399-9898 or *9898 on your cell.

Click here to LISTEN LIVE from 12:30pm to 3pm. Or, you can listen later by visiting my AUDIO SECTION.

On Friday’s “Christy Clark Show”…

The RCMP will now be limiting their use of tasers.  What will this mean?  Paul Palango, author of “The Last Guardians:  The Crisis In the RCMP and In Canada” joins us.

Allan Bonner, President and Founder of Allan Bonner Communications Management Inc. discusses the overuse of polling in politics.

What is the role of ethnic media in Canada?  Catherine Murray, Communications Professor at SFU shares her views.

Shelley Fralic from the Vancouver Sun is with us again to share her customer service horror stories.

We wrap up the week with an open line – we take your calls on any topic.

For more information, or to reach our show, email: clark@cknw.com or call the Open Line: (604) 280-9898 or 1 (877) 399-9898 or *9898 on your cell.

Click here to LISTEN LIVE from 12:30pm to 3pm. Or, you can listen later by visiting my AUDIO SECTION.

On Thursday’s “Christy Clark Show”…

We explore the possible reasons behind Mississauga teen Aqsa Parvez’s murder with Tarek Fatah, Founder of the Muslim Canadian Congress and Indira Prahst, Professor in the Sociology Department Langara College.

Former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney is on the hot seat today – what is really going on?  Peter Woolstencroft, Professor of Political Science at the University of Waterloo joins us via phone.

Open line – we take your calls.

Learn about all the top tech gifts with Bradley Shende, Director and Producer of Connected Life on MSN.

We all love good gossip but what was the best dirt of 2007?  Elaine “Lainey” Liu from eTalk shares her picks. 

For more information, or to reach our show, email: clark@cknw.com or call the Open Line: (604) 280-9898 or 1 (877) 399-9898 or *9898 on your cell.

Click here to LISTEN LIVE from 12:30pm to 3pm. Or, you can listen later by visiting my AUDIO SECTION.

On Wednesday’s “Christy Clark Show”…

Lawyer Cameron Ward is with us to discuss the RCMP taser report.

Should plastic bags be banned from retail stores?  Brock MacDonald, Executive Director of Recycling Council of British Columbia and Stephanie Barger, Founder and Executive Director of Resource Foundation debate.

Shelley Fralick, Vancouver Sun Columnist returns with more horror stories of poor customer service in Vancouver.

BC’s Attorney General Wally Oppal discusses the issue of sentencing in our courts.

We wrap up the show with a discussion on unpaid overtime with Dr. Claude Balthazard, Director of HR Excellence, at The Human Professional Association of Ontario and John Weir, Director of Organizing with the BC Federation of Labour.

For more information, or to reach our show, email: clark@cknw.com or call the Open Line: (604) 280-9898 or 1 (877) 399-9898 or *9898 on your cell.

Click here to LISTEN LIVE from 12:30pm to 3pm. Or, you can listen later by visiting my AUDIO SECTION.

On Tuesday’s “Christy Clark Show”…

We have more reaction to the Robert Pickton sentencing with Mike Klein, a criminal defence lawyer; CKNW Reporter Stephen Smart and Rick Frey father of Marine Frey, one of Pickton’s victims.

What is going on with all this “spring mortgage reckoning” in the US?  Jeff Sandler, Vice President and Advisor with Dundee Securities gives us the latest.

A large group of supporters to stop the deportation of Laibar Singh were temporarily successful yesterday – but what is next?  Maninder Gill, Managing Director of Radio India and Harpal Singh Nagra, President of South Asian Human Rights Group join the show.

What keeps women from finding greater career success?  Rebecca Shambaugh, author of “It’s Not a Glass Ceiling, It’s a Sticky Floor” and Laura Robinson, and award winning sports journalist discuss.

For more information, or to reach our show, email: clark@cknw.com or call the Open Line: (604) 280-9898 or 1 (877) 399-9898 or *9898 on your cell.

Click here to LISTEN LIVE from 12:30pm to 3pm. Or, you can listen later by visiting my AUDIO SECTION.