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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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64:51

What should the family members of a suspected...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/12/16

Tonight, Scott welcomes Mike Fortune to the table, for the brightest conversation in Hamilton. Guest: Mike Fortune, television host and professional Master of Ceremonies

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52:28

How easy is it to get into the housing market? Why...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/12/15

This could be a great time to be getting into the housing market if you're looking to buy. That's because the rate of growth for the price of homes is growing a lot slower than it has in the past but that isn't so good for those looking to sell their homes. Are you finding it challenging to sell your home? Guest: Rob Golfi, Hamilton Realtor-Canadian's are at a recording setting high of debt per household. We currently owe 171.1% of debt to disposable income and when we put this into perspective,

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70:21

Should Canadian media be allowed to unpublish...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/12/14

Unpublishing, if you haven't heard about this yet, is exactly as it sounds, the removal of a story about something that did happen. If someone stood trial and was found not guilty, the stories published would say that but would remain in existence. If those stories were to be unpublished, all of those stories, URLs, etc would be removed and effectively eliminated from history. Should the media be allowed to remove information about an event that did happen and is based in fact from history? Guest:

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52:32

Did Bob Bratina push politics during Yousef...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/12/13

During a memorial for Yousef Al-Hasnawi, the good samaritan that was shot and killed, MP Bob Bratina said something that upset many people. It's being said that he used this event as a way to promote his political ideals. Was this an appropriate place to say what he did? Guest: Bob Bratina, Member of Parliament for Hamilton East-Stoney Creek-A study has shown that over two thirds of front-line hospital workers (nurses, personal support workers, cleaners, etc) have been assaulted, harassed and worse

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58:54

How easy is it for terrorists to commit attacks? Why...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/12/12

Authorities have arrested a suspect following an “attempted terrorist attack” on a New York City subway. How easy is it for terrorists to get ahold of weapons to commit these attacks? Could they happen anywhere? Guest: Stephanie Carvin, Assistant Professor of International Relations at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University, specialty in national security issues and terrorism - EQAO test results for the 2016-17 academic year show that only 49% of Grade 3 girls

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54:58

What are the logistics of a safe injection site? Are...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/12/09

Scott welcomes editorial cartoonist Graeme MacKay to the show, for the Brightest Conversation in Hamilton! Guest: Graeme MacKay, editorial cartoonist with The Hamilton Spectator, author of 'You Might Be From Hamilton If ...'

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70:33

Are the Olympics just about sport? How hard does an...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/12/07

Although Russia is banned by the International Olympic Committee, it's athletes are not. Something seems to have changed within the IOC because this kind of decision would have never happened before. The question does still remain, why would Russia do something like this on such a large scale for an athletics competition? Are the Olympics just about sport? Guest: Bob Barney, Founder of the International Centre for Olympic Studies at Western University-Though it's pretty much common knowledge that

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63:30

Should we stop making bike lanes? Are Safe Injection...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/12/06

We often hear about how amazing bike lanes are to have in the city and that they will encourage more people to ride their bikes instead of driving their cars. We rarely hear about how much of the city streets these bike lanes take up and the many other drawbacks of bike lanes. Do you support the creation of bike lanes? Guest: Lawrence Solomon, Author of "Ban the Bike! How cities made a huge mistake in promoting cycling"- Safe Injection Sites are a very polarizing topic that is great on paper but

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53:48

Why have there been so many shootings in Hamilton...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/12/05

19-year-old Yosif Al-Hasnawi was shot in downtown Hamilton Saturday night while trying to help a man who was involved in an altercation with two men.Guest: Tom Raczynski, a neighbour who overheard a troubling interaction between Al-Hasnawi and paramedics-Why have there been so many shootings in Hamilton this year?Guest: Jason Farr, Ward 2 councillor-A new poll shows that 69% of Canadians favour a complete ban on guns in urban areas.Guest: Wendy Cukier, gun control advocate-Scott and Don Robertson of

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62:13

Is our easier access to information keeping us...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/12/02

For tonight's Brightest Panel in Hamilton, Scott Radley goes one-on-one with Brad Clark. Panel Guest:Brad Clark, Principal Consultant for Maple Leaf Strategies and former Hamilton City Councillor and Ontario's Minister of Labour and Minister of Transportation

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53:36

How much of your information is actually being...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/12/01

Just how much of your information is being tracked and recorded? Those ads you've seen about things that you were just looking at aren't there by coincidence, it's because just about everything you do on the internet is being tracked, is that as bad as it seems? Guest: Allen Mendelsohn, Internet Lawyer-There has been a pretty big resurgence of stand up comedy content on everything from Netflix to Hulu. If we don't have some of the comedy legends we once did, why is stand up coming coming back as

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56:15

How does Bitcoin work? Is the stadium experience just...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/30

We are constantly hearing about the incredible value of Bitcoin but you probably don't know how Bitcoin works. That's ok! Scott brought Marvin Ryder from the DeGroote School of Business to help explain what Bitcoin really is, why it exists, who owns it and more. Guest: Marvin Ryder, Professor of Marketing at the DeGroote School of Business-Toronto FC is looking to beat the Columbus Crew to advance to the MLS championship. After it felt like TFC was just losing every game and we were getting used to

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56:48

What should be done when a student with special needs...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/29

If an autistic student has an outburst that results in a teacher being hit, what should be done? How do you balance the needs of a child with the safety of teachers and educational assistants? Studies have shown that these students benefit most when they're in the "normal" school system. The question still remains, what should be done when a student with special needs hits a teacher or EA? Guest: Dr. Jacqui Specht, Director of the Canadian Research Centre for Inclusive Education-The Hamilton

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Mayor Fred Eisenberger joins Scott Radley to discuss...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/28

Metrolinx says that while HSR can run Hamilton's LRT line, the Crown transit agency recommends against the idea. In a letter to City Manager Chris Murray, Metrolinx CEO Phil Verster warns that Hamilton would be forced to shoulder a list of onerous responsibilities and legal obligations as part of a local operations agreement.

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52:49

What will be memorable about the 105th Grey Cup?...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/28

Scott and Don Robertson of the Dundas Real McCoys and Com/Choice Realty talk about the latest from the world of sports, including the 105th Grey Cup and Stampeder Marquay McDaniel blaming teammate Kamar Jorden for a late fumble that may have cost Calgary the game and the trophy.-Metrolinx says the HSR can operate the city's LRT, but there are some things the city should know before they take on the responsibility.Guest: Fred Eisenberger, mayor of Hamilton

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66:41

Should free speech on campuses be absolute? Is free...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/25

The Brightest Panel in Hamilton has been gathered together for a wide variety of topics, concerning Hamilton and the world. Panel: Loren Leiberman, co-host of The O Show on Cable 14 Emily Taylor, Journalism student at Mohawk College

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47:53

Female reporter is sexually harassed at Mohawk...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/24

We've been hearing a lot about celebrities being accused of committing sexual misconduct, harassment, etc and there doesn't seem to be an end to this list in the near future. Recently a female reporter from CHCH was sexually harassed on two occassions at Mohawk College who, while delivering an interview, had an offensive phrase yelled at her. Guest: Britt Dixon, Reporter at CHCH-This Saturday may be the best Vanier Cup game in history where the Western Mustangs will be going up against the Laval

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52:21

Will bricks start falling from the Hamilton...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/23

There are buildings in our city that are going to start falling apart quite literally. If nothing is done to fix the Hamilton Convention Centre, bricks will start falling off its walls! Elevators and escalators at FirstOntario Centre are in need of repair but the repairs for these buildings will cost millions of dollars. When the current budget for these repairs is only about $800,000, what should be done? Guest: Larry Di Ianni, Former Hamilton Mayor & Politician-There was a time during baseball

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48:43

Is Wilfrid Laurier University's apology really an...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/22

Wilfrid Laurier University has been the centre as a result of how they decided to go about disciplining a teaching assistant that showed a debate video of the very controversial Jordan Peterson during class. They published an official apology to Lindsay Shepherd, the teaching assistant, but it wasn't really an apology. The staff that committed such an aggressive and unfair interrogation of Lindsay Shepherd aren't being disciplined themselves! What do you think of Laurier's apology?-The Vanier Cup is

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54:34

Should coaches acknowledge & apologize when they make...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/21

As they do every Monday, Scott and Don Robertson of the Dundas Real McCoys sit down to chat about the latest news from the world of sports, including an awful coaching decision that cost the Edmonton Eskimos a chance at the Grey Cup, Acadia's humiliating 81-3 loss to the Western Mustangs in the Uteck Bowl, and more.-Hamilton's municipal election is less than a year away and political "silly season" has kicked off. What exactly is "silly season"?Guest: Brad Clark, former MPP and Hamilton city

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