Michelle Talks to Joe Baker about the Norgedd National Historic Site and Stu Back tells all about his first experiences in Banff and why he never returned to the UK after visiting the Rockies.

This week we hear about Fort St James National Historic Site from Kevin Gedling, plus a couples of songs from Mountain WHIT.

This week Michelle and Public Safety Specialist Aaron Beardmore to about summer safety in the mountains, also in the studio in Doug Topp who shares his first impressions of Banff and how they changed his life.

Michelle sits down to talk about the new management plan for Parks Canada with Kevin Van Tighem

Michelle is joined by Joanne Wilson to go over the success of the pancake breakfast on Canada Day and lists the activities coming up on Parks Day July 17th. Randall MacKay talks about what brought him to Banff and his early experiences in the Park.

Michelle sits down with Rob Harding about restoring historic plaques as a retired Parks Canada employee and talks with Breanne Feigel about CPR train history in Banff National Park.

This week Michelle talks with Joanne Wilson about Parks Canada's contribution to celebrate Canada's 143rd birthday also Lori Bayne joins us to talk about the upcoming events of Banff National Park's 125th anniversary.

This week Michelle talks with Marnie Frackleton about the Cascades of Times Garden and Linda Digby about coal mining in Drumheller Valley.

Thie week Michelle talks with Tina Barzo about the Litter Pick and Mike Keizer talking about the World's Largest beaver Dam found in Wood Buffalo National Park

This week, Michelle talks with aquatic specialist Charlie Pacas about fishing season and what lives in the park's water bodies. Lori Dowling also gives us an update on the 94 year-old Haida totem pole and it's trip back home to the Haida Nation.

This week George Muggleton tells us about Bellevue House, and award winning interpreter Kristy Putnam tells us about how she does it. 

On the show this week, Michelle talks about the May Long Liquor Restriction with Heidi Perren and Marie Fenwick talks about the Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site.

This week, we learn about Ticks from Heather Dempsey, and Scott Currie shares some info Point Clark Lighthouse National Historic Site of Canada.

This week, Jacolyn Daniluck and Alice Webber talk about the 1910 Avalanche Memorial in Revelstoke.

This week, Michelle talks with Sophie Lauro about the Explorer Quotient. 

Susan Kennard is in to talk about her new position with Parks Canada and the Cave and Basin. Michelle also kicks off her series of first time experiences in Banff National Park with local Jim Pissot.

Heather Dempsey kicks off the show with some facts about the Bow Valley Parkway voluntary closure and Shelley Humphries talks all things aquatics, culverts and improved fish movement.

This week Michelle chats with Nadine Fletcher about the amazing qualities of the little creatures in the park and Heidi Perren stops by to talk about what Banff National Park staff are doing to make every visit a safe and memorable one.

This week, Jacolyn Daniluck tells us about the Nels Nelson Ski Jump in Revelstoke, and Donna Mackinnon fills us in on some of Parks Canada's outreach plan during the Olympics. 

This week, Kevin Gedling tells us about Fort St James National Historic Site, and Human Wildlife Conflict Specialist with Parks Canada, Steve Michel talks about Carnivore Activity. 

This week, we learn about Olympic Animals with Steve Michel, and some Canada World Youth Volunteers stop by to tell us what they're up to in Banff National Park. 

This week Tina Barzo is in to talk about what's going on with the Parks Canada Volunteer program, and Ross McDonald tells us about David Thompson: Olympian.