This week we welcome one of our favourites, Frank Magazine editor, Andrew Douglas, back to the show with his latest summer scoop on the controversial rap song recorded and posted online by NS Energy Minister, Marco MacLeod. We discuss the song, and how the controversy is being handled by those in the Nova Scotia political arena.Andrew also adds some insight into our main story for the week, which is following up on breaking news out of Canadian prisons we discussed last show. Paul shares new details, including a 'town hall' meeting at Springhill in reaction to last week's show, and how the Correctional Service of Canada has tried to have our video taken down from YouTube.Also discussed this week;- the Canadian Civil Liberties Association is challenging the cash bail system started in Ontario last week- the CCLA is also challenging the Manitoba government's funding of Legal Aid in that province- Ashley MacIsaac has ended his lawsuit against Google AI, presumably with a settlement in his favour- a police shooting in Longveille, PQ was partly captured on video- bodies were located in Smith Falls, ON under suspicious circumstances- a report has come out this week on a death in custody in Smithers, BC, which has been blamed on a short staffed RCMP detachment