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That's right, 500,000 to each camp to fund their messages about why their side is right. Dermod Travis from Integrity BC is very opposed to the two messages at the same time and joins the program.

This week Shane Woodford talks about the Gordon Wilson lawsuit, bridge tolls, a scrapped LNG conference, and the pending BC Liberal leadership race with Global BC's Keith Baldrey and the Vancouver Sun's Mike Smyth. Then Integrity BC's Dermod Travis talks about election campaign financing and banning union and corporate donations. We also chat with Environment minister George Heyman about KGHM Ajax, reforming the assessment process, and Trans-Mtn. Last but not least a podcast bonus with Metro Vancouver chair Greg Moore on tolls and mobility pricing.

Surrey Board of Trade chief executive officer Anita Huberman discusses her push to get the provincial and federal governments to put families first. Former Socred cabinet minister Rafe Mair talks about the need for a consumer affairs ministry. Integrity BC executive director Dermod Travis shares his thoughts on the BC Liberal Party's attempt to involve the public in the creation of its 2013 election platform. And our rabble-rousing panel - David Cubberley, The Tyee's Andrew MacLeod, the Times Colonist's Rob Shaw and Allan Warnke - share their thoughts on the week that was in provincial and federal politics.

Quebec MP Romeo Saganash discusses his bid to become leader of the federal New Democrats. Good magazine managing editor Megan Greenwell and Intergrity BC executive director Dermod Travis share their thoughts on how NASCAR uniforms can be used to illustrate the influence of money in politics. American privacy advocate Shaun Dakin talks about a new service that allows voters to robocall their elected officials. And our rabble-rousing panel - Don Anderson, Eleanor Gregory, Bob Russell and Dan Veniez - debate the week that was in provincial and federal politics.

Western Canada Wilderness Committee national campaign director Joe Foy discusses the possibility of less risk being shifted to independent power producers. Independent MLA Bob Simpson and Integrity BC executive director Dermod Travis talk about their efforts to get money out of politics. The Tyee's editor David Beers shares his thoughts on how tax changes could help non-profit newsrooms. And our rabble-rousing panel - Don Anderson, the Times Colonist's Dave Obee, Bob Russel and Allan Warnke - debate the week that was in provincial and federal politics.

A panel discussion featuring the perspectives and experiences of Mark Arnold, Dermod Travis and Cory Wanless.

The Dalai Lama is back home in India, so we take a closer look at his visit to Canada.Includes interview with Dermod Travis, Executive Director of the Canada Tibet Committee, regarding Tibetan immigration to Canada.Followed by song: Bhuchung by ChoekyiPlease visit Wisconsin Tibetan Radio's website http://www.wisconsintibetanradio.org