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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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67:12

Would you want a head transplant operation? What do...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/18

Tonight, the Brightest Panel in Hamilton features two radio broadcast students from Mohawk College, for their perspective on the Ontario college faculty strike and other news stories from this week. Panel: Ben Straughan, technical producer with 900 CHML Raasty Belbaas, radio broadcast student

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56:14

Students are still an afterthought amidst the college...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/17

There was a vote on whether or not the teachers would accept the current contract offer and thus end the strike. The vote returned with a negative outcome, prolonging the strike because the teachers rejected the contract offer. What is most frustrating about all of this is that the students are still forgotten about and are never taken into consideration. The students aren't getting their money nor are they getting the service they paid for, something MUST change. Guest: Amir Allana, co-author of

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19:26

Bulldogs owner is eager to bring a new arena to Hamilton

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/16

Hamilton Bulldogs owner Michael Andlauer says it's time for this city to build a new arena to replace the aging FirstOntario Centre.

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52:12

Millennials are at a legitimate disadvantage! A new...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/16

In recent years, it's been said that millennials aren't hard working, that they are lazy and that if they stopped whining and started working, their problems would be solved. A study has been released showing that it's not whining, its fact! If the current generation is having troubles getting into the workforce, how will that affect the economy? Guest: Marvin Ryder, Professor of Marketing at the DeGroote School of Business-Is the First Ontario Centre the future of Hamilton? Should we look into a

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55:47

Is a ban on nudity in change rooms a good idea? 47%...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/15

A town in the Montreal area has decided to ban all nudity in changerooms of municipal pools which seems odd given that it's the place you go to change. Though at first it may seem like a dumb decision, once you think about it, do you really want to be seeing some old guy and his buddy chatting without any clothes on?-Almost half of all the students in the province have missed school due to anxiety. How can this be? Did we go wrong somewhere or is this simply being reported more? The funding to help

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69:55

What is a Smart 21 Community and why is Hamilton now...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/14

The Scott Radley Show PodcastScott is joined by Don Roberston, of the Dundas Real McCoys, to discuss Dave Andreychuk's induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame, the First Ontario Centre and more from the world of sports.Guest: Don Roberston, of the Dundas Real McCoys-Hamilton was chosen as one of the "Smart 21 Communities" in the world, which represents the best models of economic, social and cultural development in the digital age.Guest: Rob McCann President of Clear Cable, Chairman of the Hamilton

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66:51

What are Ontario's college students doing during the...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/11

It is time for the Brightest Panel in Hamilton! Scott has assembled a panel of Mohawk College students, to get their take on the Ontario college faculty strike, and current events. Panel: Mike Bain - Radio Broadcast Student Andres Billiald - Journalism Student Paige Petrovsky - Journalism Student

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49:24

What are your guilty pleasure movies? Why did the...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/09

There are movies that make you stop flipping through channels and takes up an hour of your time. They're often movies that are your guillty pleasure movies and though you've probably seen it 100 times, seeing it another time doesn't hurt. What is your guilty pleasure movie that makes you stop and watch it everytime it comes on?-A number of players have anonymously said that they don't want to play for Kent Austin. An interesting tweet was put out by Bob Young, the owner of the Ticats, who said that

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56:38

Is Roy Halladay the best Blue Jays pitcher ever? At...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/08

We have lost many legends from the musical world but unfortunately, the sports world has now lost a legend of their own. Roy Halladay, one of the best Blue Jays' pitchers, passed away today when his plane crashed in Florida. His focus while on the mound was unmatched as was his skill but even though he wasn't a very talkative person to the media or even his teammates; he'll be remembered by Jays and Phillies fans forever. Do you think Roy Halladay is the best Blue Jays pitcher ever? Guest: Ken

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68:13

Who belongs in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? What...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/04

Tonight it is a Panel of one! Scott welcomes Jamie Smith for a discussion about the serious (and not-so-serious) news of the week. And Jamie's opinions as a pizza coinsure are brought to the table! Panel: Jamie West, Radio and TV host, Media and Advertising Consultant

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58:27

1 in 2 Millennials prefer Communism or Socialism over...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/03

Though it's often believed to be a myth or simple folklore, there are many people who believe that sasquatch exist and are more common than you may think. Todd Standing has filed a lawsuit against the BC government to have one of their biologists go out into the field so he can prove the existence of Sasquatch as a species. Do you think that he will be able to prove their existence? Guest: Todd Standing, Sasquatch Tracker and Researcher-The final game of the Tiger-Cats' 2017 season will be played

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70:38

Do we really need a law against distracted walking?...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/02

Distracted driving is a problem but what about distracted walking? An Ontario MPP has proposed that police begin fining people for crossing the street while looking at their phone. Do you think this will be enforced any more than jay walking?-Red Green is a beloved Canadian show about every any handyman should know and the man himself, Steve Smith, has written another book. Entitled "The Woulda Coulda Shoulda Guide To Canadian Inventions" Smith recalls many of Canada's greatest inventions, worst

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55:33

How do taphophiles find long lost headstones? Is...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/11/01

A Halloween trademark is the headstone; but what happens when headstones fall over and get buried over time? Good thing we've got taphophiles like Mike Brown in Hamilton! Mike's unusual hobby of uncovering headstones helps families find the long lost graves of family members which prompted Scott to catch up with him to find out more about both himself and his hobby. Guest: Mike Brown, Headstone Uncoverer-Getting hit in the head isn't anything new in football but when a player hits another player in

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50:48

Why do the World Series games have to start so late?...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/10/31

Scott and Don Robertson of the Dundas Real McCoys chat about what's going on in the world of sports, including the World Series and brutal injuries in sports.-Over the weekend, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders was in Toronto and made a comment about Canadian health care being "free".But it's not really free, is it?Guest: Bacchus Barua, Associate Director, Health Policy Studies, Fraser Institute

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71:41

Why did the Federal Government spend so much money on...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/10/28

The Brightest Panel in Hamilton has reconvened but it is bittersweet because this may be the last time Sandy Shaw joins in as a panelist, at least for some time. Listen to tonight’s podcast to find out why, for more fun and intense discussion. Guests: Sandy Shaw Mike Fortune, Television host, interviewer and professional Master of Ceremonies

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55:08

How do you appreciate paintings without seeing them?...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/10/27

How can you appreciate a painting without being able to see it? It's an interesting question but believe it or not, it is possible and you can experience it at the Art Gallery of Hamilton through what they call "Touch Tours". Lori Kilgour-Walsh is behind these tours and joins Scott to talk about how these tours work, how you paint a picture for a blind person and much more. Have you been on a Touch Tour before? Guest: Lori Kilgour-Walsh, Senior Manager of Education at Art Gallery of Hamilton-People

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51:53

Math is racist, people want to raise $1.6 million for...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/10/26

The world has lost its mind! First off, a math professor at the University of Illinois has published a paper saying that math is inherently racist and promotes white priviledge. Second, people are trying to raise $1.6 million dollars to buy a pig-friendly MRI device to diagnose a 650 pound pig. Lastly, the first of six pre-tournament games between Canada and the USA's women's hockey teams started off with Canada being beaten 5-2. Team Canada's head coach described the loss as "an embarassment to our

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43:29

Are we going to get answers about JFK's...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/10/25

238 cities are putting in a bid to have the new Amazon HQ built in their cities. That's a lot of competition for Hamilton to go up against but the most interesting thing about this bidding war is that so many of these cities are willing to do some rather unusual things to win Amazon over. What do you think is the weirdest thing a city is willing to do for a company?-Could this finally be the end of the JFK assassination? Within the next few days, the papers about JFK's assassination will be released

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56:00

What's going on with Zach Collaros and the Ticats?...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/10/24

Scott and Don Robertson of the Dundas Real McCoys talk about the Ticats' domination of Montreal over the weekend and a bewildering choice involving Collaros, overpowered teams in sports and more.-A school district in Mississippi has decided to pull "To Kill A Mockingbird" from its curriculum because it "makes people uncomfortable".But isn't the entire purpose of the book to tackle the "uncomfortable" topic of racism?

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76:20

Should students affected by the Ontario College...

Scott Radley Show ·

2017/10/21

Tonight, Scott thinks that "Brightest Panel in Hamilton" might not accurately describe how brilliant the panel’s members are. Panel:Brad Clarke, Principal Consultant for Maple Leaf Strategies and former Hamilton City Councillor and Ontario's Minister of Labour and Minister of Transportation Doug Faraway, former Director of Development at Neighbour to Neighbour Centre, broadcaster, writer, and host of City Matters on Cable 14.

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