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Information Radio - MB | Aug 15, 2012 | 16:18

Tattoo Taboo

News this week that police in Medicine Hat, Alberta will no longer be allowed to have visible tattoos. So does your workplace care if you have visible tattoos? Terry talks to Andrew Gregg, a filmmaker whose documentary "Tattoo Odyssey" explored the ancient and modern meanings of tattoos. Then he speaks with two business owners - one, a tattoo artist - the other, a tattoo remover on the subject of ink in the workplace and tattoo regret.

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