Full Show: The power of athletic bravado, Should politicians accept gifts? & Impoving cancer care funding in BC

Seg 1: The evolution of athletic bravado
Athletes have strategically proclaimed their greatness throughout history to emphasize their abilities. This "athlete persona," characterized by confidence and self-aggrandizement, stems from ancient Greek rituals.
Guest: Dr. Peter J. Miller, Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Classics at the University of Winnipeg
Seg 2: View From Victoria: BC United is streaming
BC United is holding a streaming event tonight with Kevin Falcon rolling out a new advertising campaign. We get a local look at the top political stories with the help of Vancouver Sun columnist Vaughn Palmer.
Seg 3: Should politicians be banned from accepting exuberant gifts?
Federal Ethics Commissioner Konrad von Finkenstein has decided not to investigate Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's recent vacation to Jamaica, despite opposition calls for scrutiny.
Guest: Duff Conacher, Co-founder of Democracy Watch
Seg 4: Why is BC investigating police malpractice again?
The Human Rights Commissioner of BC has launched an inquiry into police use of force against racialized individuals and those with mental health issues.
Guest: Kasari Govender, B.C.’s Human Rights Commissioner
Seg 5: Will more funding improve cancer care in BC?
The province of British Columbia is undergoing construction for a new cyclotron and radiopharmacy laboratory in Vancouver, aiming to enhance access to PET/CT scans and innovative cancer treatments.
Guest: Dr. François Bénard, Senior Executive Director Of Research of BC Cancer
Seg 6: Will new leadership improve the Ministry of Family Development?
Mitzi Dean's recent departure from the position of Minister of Children and Development reflects the ongoing trend of frequent ministerial changes within this portfolio, with Grace Lore becoming the 14th minister since the ministry's establishment in 1996.
Guest: Grace Lore, Minister of Children and Family Development
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Seg 1: The evolution of athletic bravado

Athletes have strategically proclaimed their greatness throughout history to emphasize their abilities. This "athlete persona," characterized by confidence and self-aggrandizement, stems from ancient Greek rituals.

Guest: Dr. Peter J. Miller, Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Classics at the University of Winnipeg

Seg 2: View From Victoria: BC United is streaming

BC United is holding a streaming event tonight with Kevin Falcon rolling out a new advertising campaign. We get a local look at the top political stories with the help of Vancouver Sun columnist Vaughn Palmer.

Seg 3: Should politicians be banned from accepting exuberant gifts?

Federal Ethics Commissioner Konrad von Finkenstein has decided not to investigate Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's recent vacation to Jamaica, despite opposition calls for scrutiny.

Guest: Duff Conacher, Co-founder of Democracy Watch

Seg 4: Why is BC investigating police malpractice again?

The Human Rights Commissioner of BC has launched an inquiry into police use of force against racialized individuals and those with mental health issues.

Guest: Kasari Govender, B.C.’s Human Rights Commissioner

Seg 5: Will more funding improve cancer care in BC?

The province of British Columbia is undergoing construction for a new cyclotron and radiopharmacy laboratory in Vancouver, aiming to enhance access to PET/CT scans and innovative cancer treatments.

Guest: Dr. François Bénard, Senior Executive Director Of Research of BC Cancer

Seg 6: Will new leadership improve the Ministry of Family Development?

Mitzi Dean's recent departure from the position of Minister of Children and Development reflects the ongoing trend of frequent ministerial changes within this portfolio, with Grace Lore becoming the 14th minister since the ministry's establishment in 1996.

Guest: Grace Lore, Minister of Children and Family Development

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