Full Show: Psychopathy in literature, Limitations to free speech & Fast-tracking police body cams
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Show Notes
Seg 1: How literature captures the inner-psyche of psychopathy.
Guest: Scotty Hendricks, Contributing Writer for Big Think
Seg 2: High school senior pranks have evolved from harmless fun to destructive acts, causing significant damage and legal consequences.
Guest: Scott Shantz, Contributor for Mornings with Simi
Seg 3: View From Victoria:
What are the BC government's goals and challenges with back to school?
Guest: Rob Shaw, Political Correspondent for CHEK News
Seg 4: Are there limitations to free speech?
Guest: Clarisse Parron, Instructor of Philosophy and President of the Philosophy Graduate Students’ Association at Dalhousie University
Seg 5: It’s no secret that people in Canada want affordable housing, but people in Canada have already made a tonne of money off booming real estate values, and these people don’t want to lose any of what they’ve already gained.
Guest: Peter Wells, Doctoral Candidate the University of Oxford
Seg 6: Does learning braille improve cognitive development?
Guest: Lisha Yochimowitz, Manager of Paths to Literacy
Seg 7: Can BC afford to fast-track body-cams for RCMP officers?
Guest: Craig Hodge, Coquitlam City Councillor and Member of the Port Coquitlam Joint Police Detachment Advisory Committee
Seg 8: The City of Vancouver is ending its three-month pilot program that allowed alcohol consumption on selected beaches as summer comes to a close.
Guest: Jaspreet Virdi, Park Board Commissioner for ABC
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