Jim Harrison Show

Are you a meat eater?  Do you love the thought of a T-bone on the BBQ?  Stephane Perrais is the Director of Operations for Mercy for Animals Canada.  His group is urging Canadians to stop eating meat.  He joined Jim Harrison on Tuesday, May 21st.


Justice Murray Sinclair is the Chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, looking into the Residential School controversy.  He joined Jim Harrison on Tuesday, May 21st.


Kamloops South Liberal MLA Elect Todd Stone and Kamloops North Liberal incumbant Terry Lake swung by the Harrison Show on Thursday, May 16th in the wake of their provinicial election wins.



So what went so terribly wrong with the election polls in BC, proclaiming an NDP win?  Michael Prince is a Political Scientist at the University of Victoria.  He joined Jim Harrison on Thursday, May 16th to address this dilemna.


Author Linda Ross has penned a book entitled "Silent Journey", the compelling story of  then 24 year old Kamloops resident Michelle Britton, who suffered a debilitating stroke, which rendered her a quadrapalegic.  Linda joined Jim Harrison on Thursday, May 16th to share Michelle's story.


With 'BC Election Day' here, Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo MP Cathy McLeod swung by the Harrison Show Tuesday, May 14th with a federal viewpoint.  She also touched upon several federal issues affecting Kamloops and area.



It's E-Day in British Columbia, as voters head to the polls.  Jim Harrison sought out some expert analysis form the likes of Globe and Mail Political Columnist Gary Mason and UVIC Professor Emeritus Norman Ruff.  Both joined him on the Tuesday, May 14th program.

Professor Ruff


Gary Mason


The MS Walk is coming up later this month and Society Chapter Manager Trina Radford popped by the Harrison Show May 14th to talk about the disease and the annual fundraiser.



Bruce Ralston is the co-chair at NDP's Policy Committee and the Finance Critic.  He joined Jim Harrison on Thursday, May 9th to talk about why voters should vote for his party in the upcoming election in British Columbia.


Asthma is a growing medical problem in Canada.  Dr. Robert Oliphant is the President of the Asthma Association of Canada and joined Jim Harrison on Thursday, May 9th to address this condition and dispell some myths surrounding this disease.