Neil Jennings talks about his book In Plain Sight and discusses the wonders in Alberta.

Allan sits down with local writer and naturalist Robert Sandford to talk about his new book Ecology and Wonder.

Allan Buckingham  talks with the editor of Tommy and Lawrence: The Ways and Trails of Lake O'Hara, Chic Scott. They talk about who the two men were and how the created the beautiful trails around the Lake O'hara area.

Allan talks to author Rob Bryce about his unique hiking guide: Hiking Jasper and Mount Robson which inculdes both a dvd and book.

Allan talks with one of the authors of Life on the Trail 5:Historic Hikes Around Mount Assiniboine & In Kananaskis Country, Emerson Sanford. 

Allan talks with author Conni Massing about her book Road Tripping: On the Move With the Buffalo Girls. Learn about the crazy adventures you have have right in Alberta.

This week Allan talks with Michale Lang, Executive Director and Chief Curator of the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies about her new book: Bears, Tracks through Time.

This week, Allan chats with Grit McCreath and Graham MacDonald about their book, Waskesiu and its Neighbours: A Casual Illustrated History.

Faye Reineberg Holt's new book Canada's Rocky Mountains: A History In Photographs takes a look at the history of the Rocky Mountains through photographs.  Find out why she wrote it, and how she decided what to include. 

For more information on Faye Reineberg Holt visit: http://www.wordsandhistory.ca/

Jeff Gailus is a Calgary based writer and environmentalist who has been following and studying Grizzly Bears for over 10 years.  His new book 'The Grizzly Manifesto' takes a look at the Grizzly in Alberta and the political situation that surrounds it. 

For more information on Jeff Gailus visit: http://www.gailus.ca

This week Graeme Pole talks about his new book 'Canadian Rockies Explorer'. 

For more information on Graeme Pole and 'Canadian Rockies Explorer' check out: http://www.mountainvision.ca

This week Allan talks with one of the authors of The River Returns: An Environmental History of the Bow, Matthew Evenden.  They talk about writing the book, and explore some of the events that have shaped its life. 

For more information and to order the book check out: http://mqup.mcgill.ca/book.php?bookid=2433

This week I interview the author of Mountain Running in the Canadian Rockies, Bob Walker.  Bob tells us about self publishing the book, and gives some insight into why people run in the mountains. 

For more info or to order a book check out: http://mtnrunning.ca/home.html

This week Allan talks with the author of 'Babes in the Woods' Jennifer Aist.  Learn about taking young children out into the back country from someone who has tuns of experience. 

Find out more about Jennifer Aist at: http://wildernessforkids.com/wp/

I chat with Isabelle Daigneault about Ever Upward, the complete digitized collection of the Canadian Alpine Journals from 1907-2008 on DVD with searchable text. Every issue of the Canadian Alpine Journal from the first issue published in 1907 (until 2008) has been scanned and converted to digital text with photographs. We talk about the product, but also about the incredible process they went through to bring it to us.  

Find out more and purchase your own copy at: http://www.alpineclubofcanada.ca/CAJ-DVD/index.html

This week I talk with the author of entangled enchantments, Wilma G Rubens. 

Find out more at: http://www.wilmarubens.com/

This week, I chat with one of the top ice climbers in Canada, Will Gadd, about his how to book 'Ice & Mixed Climbing: Modern Technique'. 

This week, I talk with Alpinist and author of 'Beyond the Mountain' Steve House. 

Find out more about Steve House at: http://www.stevehouse.net/

This week, we learn about 'In The Bear's House' by Bruce Hunter. 

This week Mike Murtha, co-editor of 'The Forgotten Explorer: Samuel Prescott Fay's 1914 Expedition to the Northern Rockies' tells us about Samuel Fay, and the trip he took into this remote, little visited region. 

This week I talk with Canmore based author of Motercycle Therapy Jeremy Kroeker. 

Find about more about Jeremy at: http://www.jeremykroeker.com/

This week, I talk with local author and water guru Bob Sandford about his new book Restoring The Flow: Confronting the Worlds Water Woes.

For more information on Bob Sandford visit: http://www.rwsandford.ca/

This week I talk with Canmore based author Jerry Auld about his book Hooker and Brown, a story about mountains and mystery. How much uncertainty is there left in Canadian Rockies? Listen and find out.

For more information on Jerry Auld visit http://jerryauld.com/

This week I chat with Canmore based writer Jocey Asnong about her book Nuptse and Lhotse in Nepal.

For more information on Jocey Asnong visit: http://www.cautiousleroy.com

Hazel Hutchins talks about her new book, Mattland.

Moving can be tough on a child, especially when the neighbourhood you move to is still being built. But sometimes the mud and debris of construction can be the beginning of a neighbourhood as is the case in Hazel Hutchins and Gail Herbert's new book.

This week we talk with Pat Morrow. Pat has written a new forward to Conrad Kain's book Where The Clouds Can Go as it is re-released for the centenary of Kain's arrival in Canada.

For more information on Conrad Kain and the centennial events visit: http://www.conradkain.com/

Graeme Pole talks about his book The Spiral Tunnels and the Big Hill. Find out about the creation of the Canadian Pacific Railway and the engineering marvel that is the Spiral Tunnels.

To find out more about Graeme Pole visit: http://www.mountainvision.ca/