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David Peterson speaks to Fred Doucette about his book.

Timothy Smith was one of the co-authors of the report and he joins us live from Utah this morning.

Alison Weir joins us in studio to discuss the book and the woman who was Eleanor of Acquitaine.

T5 speaks with President of Ireland’s Union of students, Gary Redmond to discuss some of the issues facing this young demographic.

For his perspective on the funding cuts, we’ll speak to president-CEO of The Canadian Council for International Co-operation, Mr. Gerry Barr.

A repeat of a conversation with famed singer Judy Collins.

Gisele Becker from the Canadian Association of Midwives talks about a recent report saying delivering a child at home is less risky than previously thought.

Benjamin Langer and Aya Yassim, two masters students at the Israel-located Arava Institute for Environmental Studies, explain the school and its ongoing challenges.

With its economy mired in one of the Euro-zone’s worst recessions, for the first time in over a decade, Ireland is a country of emigrants. Many of those leaving the country in search of jobs have post-secondary credentials, and Ireland Union of Students President Gary Redmond tells why.

Globe and Mail reporter Michael Valpy helps us trace the development of what may be this year’s biggest Canadian political story – the Harper government’s move to scrap the long-form census.