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Scott Radley Show

Scott Radley is a seasoned journalist, who has written a column for over 15 years in Hamilton. He will ask questions that you want answers to. He will bring an inquisitive mind and a unique perspective to daily news that will push the boundaries in order to make people think and to challenge the norm.

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32:36

Mike Fortune and Scott discuss anything and...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/10/06

Mike Fortune from Cable 14 stops in for the brightest conversation in Hamilton radio.

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42:54

Are convicted killers treated too well too often? How...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/10/05

By now you are likely very aware of the story of Terri-Lynne McClintic, who was convicted of the murder of Tori Stafford and yet has now been moved from her prison to an Aboriginal healing lodge. This has generated a lot of outrage, and has been debated in the House of Commons. But how rare of a decision is this? Guest: Tristin Hopper, reporter with the National Post - How does the human brain develop over the course of our teenage years? And should we change how we treat young offenders, based

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51:10

Is Hamilton's municipal election really as boring as...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/10/04

The municipal election is now less than three weeks away, but both Scott and former Hamilton mayor Larry Di Ianni have noticed that the battleground seems unusually quiet. Is it actually as quiet as it seems or is there more going on than meets the eye?Guest: Larry Di Ianni, former mayor of Hamilton-Spec photojournalist Barry Gray has written a murder mystery set in Hamilton called 'Cootes Paradise'. He joins Scott to share why he decided to write this story and how one goes about writing a mystery

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50:20

Do video games make kids violent? Why did a Hamilton...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/10/03

Do video games make kids violent? A new study has found that there may be something of a connection.Guest: Jay G. Hull, Dartmouth Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Associate Dean of Faculty for the Social Sciences-This past weekend, a Hamilton woman finally finished successfully walking every single street in the city of Hamilton. Why did she do this and what has she learned from her journey throughout the streets of our city?Guest: Anita Joldersma, local writer-A new book is out that

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56:39

Is USMCA - aka. the new version of NAFTA - a good...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/10/02

After 14 months of negotiations, Canada has reached a new trade agreement with the U-S and Mexico. The replacement to NAFTA is called the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement -- or USMCA.Did we actually get a good deal?Guest: Marvin Ryder, Business Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University-We're now into the month of October and three weeks away from the municipal election. The defining issue in Hamilton seems to be LRT, but do you think there are other matters that need to be

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60:06

How municipal candidates should campaign, Regulating...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/29

Max Francis, creator of the Hamilton is Home brand, joins Scott for the Brightest Conversation in Hamilton. The two take on what is lacking from municipal campaigns this year, international politics, Led Zepeplin, public alcohol use, and why HBO is ditching boxing. Plus Max explains why he created the Hamilton is Home line of clothing, and what went into starting the brand. Guest: Max Francis, creator of the Hamilton is Home brand, American by birth but Hamiltonian by choice

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50:05

Hamilton has the highest city property taxes,...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/28

Hamilton has the highest estimated property taxes for a city in Canada, at almost $7,000. Why is this and what can be done to change it? Outgoing Ward 14 Councilor Robert Pasuta weighs in on why this is the case, and what can be done to change it. Guest: Robert Pasuta, Hamilton City Councilor for Ward 14 - This Sunday September 30th, is the sixth annual walk for Down syndrome, organized by the Down Syndrome Association of Hamilton. There is a strong, negative attitude toward Down syndrome around

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48:51

How did our legal system allow one of Tori Stafford's...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/27

There's widespread outrage after the woman convicted in the murder of an eight-year-old girl has reportedly been transferred from a high-security prison in Kitchener to an Aboriginal healing lodge in Saskatchewan.Terri-Lynne McClintic was convicted in 2010 of first-degree murder in the death the year before of Woodstock's Tori Stafford, and was sentenced to life in prison with no parole for 25 years.Guest: Dr. Scott Kenney, associate professor at Memorial University in Newfoundland, speciaty in

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48:40

Are we being fair to the Governor General? Has...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/26

The Governor General is not someone who is often brought up in day-to-day conversation. But recently multiple newspapers have been scrutinizing her performance as the Queen’s representative, questioning whether she is capable of holding this position. But is this all much ado about nothing, and are we being unfair to Julie Payette? Guest: Nathan Tidridge, award-winning teacher at Waterdown District High School, Recipient of the Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal and Diamond Jubilee Medal, expert on the

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64:59

Dellen Millard found guilty of a third murder, How to...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/25

Today Dellen Millard was found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of his father, Wayne, which was originally ruled a suicide. Millard was previously convicted for the murders of Tim Bosma and Laura Babcock. Is this the last we will hear of Millard, and what do we understand about these killings? Guest: Ann Brochelhurst, veteran journalist, licensed private investigator, and author of Dark Ambition: The Shocking Crime of Dellen Millard & Mark Smich - Burlington’s Andrew Lundy competed on

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52:08

What happens if Waterdown becomes part of Burlington?...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/22

Sue Prestedge returns to the The Brightest Conversation in Hamilton tonight, to talk about the “War for Waterdown,” the editor who decided to publish Jian Ghomeshi’s essay in the New York Review of Books, The World Anti-Doping Agency’s vote to lift Russia’s probation from the Olympics and more. Guest: Sue Prestedge, Broadcasting legend, retired from her positon as Program Coordinator for Journalism, and Pre-Media and Entertainment, at Mohawk College

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48:01

How important is physical fitness in policing? Why...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/20

The Ontario Police College is getting rid of their physical fitness testing for new recruits. Is this a good idea? Do we not want our police officers to be in shape?Guest: Terry Coleman, veteran of the Calgary Police Service, former Chief of Police in Moose Jaw, has an extensive background in policing, currently a professor of Criminal Justice at Athabasca University-Why are so many new movies seemingly remakes or sequels to classic films? Is Hollywood out of original ideas?Guest: Dr. Scott

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63:36

Should Waterdown become a part of Burlington or...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/19

Burlington mayor Rick Goldring says he has made a request to the province to hand the Hamilton community of Waterdown over to the city of Burlington.Guest: Rick Goldring, mayor of Burlington-What does Hamilton's mayor think of this request from the mayor of Burlington?Guest: Fred Eisenberger, mayor of Hamilton-Scott and Don Robertson are in studio for their sports chat a day later this week. Scott and Don discuss how the legacy of athletes and coaches should be honoured, Vontae Davis walking out on

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61:42

Trouble at the Canadian/U.S. border, How to use...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/15

Graeme MacKay joins Scott Radley for The Brightest Conversation in Hamilton. International politics, Hamiltonian culture, art, the coolest toys ever made and more are all on the docket for tonight’s discussion. Guest: Graeme MacKay, editorial cartoonist with The Hamilton Spectator, author of ‘You Might Be From Hamilton If …’

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55:55

The problems caused by grade inflation in schools,...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/14

The University of Wateroo has had a secretly formula that they have been using for a number of year that they applied to applicants from different high schools. The formula gauges what the grades from different high schools might translate to, as far are academic performance in concerned, if applicants were to be accepted. This is all tied into the more troubling issue of grade inflation, which our guest says is not only a Canadian issue but a world-wide one. Guest: Dr. Anton Allahar, Sociology and

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41:13

Supercrawl is back for another year, the Ford...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/13

Supercrawl is coming up this weekend. How did Hamilton's biggest event of the year get started and where is it headed in the future?Guest: Tim Potocic, co-owner of Sonic Unyon and festival director of Supercrawl-Scott asks callers to weigh in on what they think about the Ford government using the notwithstanding clause to push through cutting Toronto's city council nearly in half.-Did you know Canada has a national karaoke competition? If so, you may also be aware that some of this year's big

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50:36

Apollo 11 Flight Director Gene Kranz talks the moon...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/12

Cannabis has been said to have beneficial effects for everything from arthritis to ADHD. But how much research has actually been done, and how many hypotheses have been validated? Our guest clarifies the records on what we understand and misunderstand about cannabis and its beneficial qualities. Guest: James MaKillop, Peter Boris Chair in Addictions Research, Director of the Peter Boris Centre for Addictions Research, Co-Director of the Michael DeGroote Centre for Medicinal Cannabis Research,

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57:32

What does the Ontario government's use of the...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/11

For the first time in the province's history, the Ontario government will invoke the Constitution's notwithstanding clause to uphold legislation slashing Toronto city council nearly in half.What is the notwithstanding clause and what does this mean?Guest: Asher Honickman, partner with Matthews Abogado LLP-It was announced today that construction on Ottawa's LRT is facing another delay. What can Hamilton learn from what other cities are going through in regards to LRT?Guest: Jon Willing, city hall

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63:03

Are apologies for past governments’ actions needed?...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/08

Jamie West is welcomed into the studio by Scott Radley for the Brightest Conversation in Hamilton. Get ready for exciting discussion, intelligent debate, and a few tangents in the newest podcast of The Scott Radley Show. Guest: Jamie West, host of the new 900 CHML show ‘What Were You Thinking?’

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46:20

Why does Canada have a shortage of skilled trade...

Scott Radley Show ·

2018/09/07

A new study from the Business Development Bank of Canada says that there is a huge shortage of skilled trade workers to fill available positions at companies across the country.Guest: Ken Coates, Canada Research Chair in Regional Innovation at the Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, University of Saskatchewan -If the Olympics are going to come back to Canada, how much will it cost Canadian taxpayers? Are we prepared to pay the price?Guest: Michael Heine, Director, International Centre

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