This week Michelle talks with Tina Barzo about volunteering in Banff National Park, and Peter Duck tells us about municipal waste. 

This week, Camara talks with Park Radioite Allan Buckingham about the new website and podcast page. Mountain Wit comes in to sing us a new diddy, Chic Scott chats about the Banff Public Library and we get a Mountain View with Andy Winfield. Also, Tim Johnson from Banff's Patagonia talks about the store and the 1% for the Planet and Alison Milroy makes the plea to the people of the Bow Valley to donate to Santa's Anonymous.

This week we hear from award winning Banff author Lisa Hurst-Archer about her book 'How To Make A Wave'.

Lyn Martel sat down with Carol Picard co-founder of the Rocky Mountain Outlook.

On the show this week, Terry Wall tells a tale of local legend, Louis Trono and Meghan Ward talks about her upcoming segment for Highline Radio, Wild Women of the Rockies.

Canadian Olympic Skier Thomas Grandi talks about his Olympic experience at a presentation at the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies.

This week on the show, Michelle talks with Aaron Beardmore about the new ParksMountainSafety.ca website.  Plus, Doug Kerr is in to tell us about Winter Driving Safety.

This week on the show Camara talks with Banff Town Councilor Stavros Karlos about the Budget, the Land Use Bylaw, and she asks him is Christmas wish for the town.  Plus, Guitarist and Conductor John Goulart talks about his new CD, Barbara Nyman explains the YWCA Safehouse campaign, and Bianca Ross updates us on the Soup & Bread program. 

This week, we talk with Dr Reese Halter author of The Incomparable Honeybee & the Economics of Pollination.  Dr Reese talks about the historical importance of Honeybees as well as the warning signs they are giving us today.

For more information on Dr Reese Halter check out his website: http://www.drreese.com

Listen as artist and head of studies at the KaosPilots school in Denmark, Simon Kavanagh, speaks about the KaosPilots and creative approaches to education. 

To find out more about KaosPilots visit: http://www.kaospilot.dk/

For more on the Banff Centre's Leadership Development program visit: http://banffleadership.com