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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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Podcast - Commonwealth games in Hamilton? Are we...

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2020/08/11

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Podcast - Would you be alright with a single card...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/26

Having your insurance information, health records, licenses, education history and more all in one card might sound like a bit of science-fiction but there are some people who think it should become reality. Despite the convenience of this, wouldn't it also pose as a massive target for hackers? Guest: Allen Mendelsohn, Canadian internet and tech. lawyer - One of the core tenets of journalism is to remain objective but that could be set to change. Should reporters and journalists start focusing

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Podcast - What are the changes being made to the home...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/25

Some changes are being made to the lengthy process that goes into buying a house. Will these changes prove to be the saviour many first-time home-buyers are looking for or are things going to be even harder than they were before? Guest: Tim Hudak, CEO of the Ontario Real Estate Association - A Chinese tech. executive is being held here in Canada and in retaliation, China imprisoned two Canadians, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, who've come to be known as the 'Two Michaels'. Is there any way

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Podcast - Taxes and financial literacy is coming to...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/24

Ontario's government is looking to change the math curriculum. Students in elementary school will be taught about finances and what goes into being smart with money. Many people have argued for this to be done and now that it is, will it be a resounding success? Guest: Teresa Cascioli, author of M is for Money - Alberta was crying out for help before COVID-19 came along and they're still in need of help. The feeling of abandonment was felt by the province and now there are some Albertans calling

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Podcast - Could we see Trudeau take a harder stance...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/23

Following Canada's loss in the effort to win a seat in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), we heard the Prime Minister speaking about China in a way we have yet to hear. Could we see Justin Trudeau get stiffer in his stance towards China? Guest: JJ McCullough, Columnist, The Washington Post - Malls are now being allowed to open up in several area but does that mean people are willing to return? Has your level of comfort regarding going to the mall changed or will you simply don a mask and

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Podcast - The Brightest Conversation in Hamilton:...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/20

Father's Day is this weekend, athletes' willingness to return to competition and more is all on the table as Mike Fortune joins Scott for another Brightest Conversation in Hamilton. Guest: Mike Fortune, Host at Cable 14

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Podcast - How big of an operating deficit is...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/19

Hamilton isn't the only municipality that's staring down the barrel of an operating deficit. Burlington is finding itself in a similar situation but just how much of a deficit are they looking at and when you consider it's illegal for a municipality to run an operating deficit, how will it be solved? Guest: Mayor Marianne Meed Ward, Mayor of Burlington - The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many people to work from home. As things begin to settle back into some form of normalcy, will we see workers

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Podcast - Canada isn't getting a seat on the UNSC,...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/18

Canada has lost the chance to get a seat on the United Nations Security Council. Justin Trudeau has wanted to make this a staple of his time in office but seeing as he didn't get it, what now? Was anything of actual value lost or was this just an ego boost that fell through? Guest: Adam Chapnick, professor of defence studies, Royal Military College of Canada (RMC) - Anti-Black racism protests have affected the public's view and opinion of the police. A study has found trust in the police has

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Podcast - Hamilton will be entering Phase 2, what...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/17

Hamilton has been given the green light to continue reopening efforts! What comes with being allowed to move into Phase 2 and what kind of benefits will it provide for Hamilton's businesses and residents? Guest: Donna Skelly, MPP Flamborough-Glanbrook - As Hamilton gets ready to move into phase 2 of reopening, a plan has been put forward to close certain streets in Hamilton so restaurants can seat more patrons in the hopes of gaining back lost revenue. How would this work and has it been tried

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Podcast - Why is 25% of Canadians optimistic about...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/16

In this time of sadness, uncertainty and fear, there is a glimmer of hope in many people's eyes. 25% of Canadians have said that they're optimistic about their finances going forward. How could this be and what does it mean? Guest: Raymond Sawicki, Senior Vice-President & Chief Investment Officer, Mandeville Private Client Inc. - The City of Hamilton is losing money at a problematic rate. We're hearing that it could be up to $122 million that needs to be paid and when you're not allowed to run a

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Podcast - How far into history should we look for...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/13

More and more people are looking back at historical figures and proposing the things named after them be renamed due to their questionable actions. This has brought the question forward, how far back should we look? - Whether you know it or not, you're being followed and tracked all through a wonderful piece of technology in your pocket. While you likely know that it keeps track of your shopping habits, among other things, you might not know that it does much, much more. Guest: Marvin Ryder,

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Podcast - Do you think Dundas St. in Toronto should...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/12

We are hearing calls to rename Dundas Street in Toronto due to Henry Dundas' (the man of whom the street and town of Dundas was named after) questionable history. Should the street be renamed and if so, should the town also be renamed? Scott opens the phone lines to get your opinion. - A study has found that more girls drop out of sports in their late teens than boys. The question this raises more than any other is why? Guest: Allison Sandmeyer-Graves, Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Women &

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Podcast - What kind of impact would defunding the...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/11

Defunding the police is something that's being called for by many anti-Black racism protesters and as such, it's being looked into. How would a 5%, 10% or even a 20% reduction in the police's budget impact the department and is it something that would have a positive impact on the community? Guest: Chad Collins, Ward 5 Councillor - There are some scientists who predicted the unrest we're going through now and it was done back in 2012. How can science be so precise on something that seems nearly

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Podcast - Why haven't we seen a surge of COVID-19...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/10

It wasn't too long ago that the people who flocked to Trinity Bellwoods Park in Toronto were scolded for doing so and yet we haven't seen any spike in COVID-19 cases. Protests all over North America are seeing people stand shoulder to shoulder, some with masks and some without. If COVID-19 cases don't flare up because of this, why is our country effectively shutdown? Guest: Dr. Ahmad Firas Khalid, Health Policy PhD graduate and Queen Elizabeth Scholar in Strengthening Health Systems - In the time

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Podcast - Can the protests around the world cause a...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/09

Removing racism in all of its forms is a cause that many people can find themselves rallying under however protesting and rioting without physical distancing during the global COVID-19 pandemic is surely something that could promote the spread of said disease, right? Should we be expecting a massive second wave of COVID-19 cases within the next 2 weeks? If it doesn't come, what's the point of locking down? - There have been calls to defund police departments in the wake of the death of George

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Podcast - The Brightest Conversation in Hamilton:...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/06

The Brightest Conversation in Hamilton has returned for yet another edition. Today Scott speaks with Mike Fortune about the likelihood of a second wave of COVID-19, reopening, dealing with staying home for weeks on end, the seemingly never-ending serious news and more. Guest: Mike Fortune, Host at Cable 14

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Podcast - Could we see changes come to the way...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/05

Police departments all across the US and Canada have been thrust into the spot light as calls for reform come from all sides. Could we see changes come to Hamilton policing? Guest: Clint Twolan, President, Hamilton Police Association - FirstOntario Centre has been converted into a temporary shelter for men and although things have been working well there, some concerns are arising and it all centres around good weather and COVID-19. Guest: Katherine Kalinowski, Chief Operating Officer, The Good

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Podcast - Why does Hamilton own LaSalle Park in...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/04

There's a park in Burlington called LaSalle Park that is actually owned by Hamilton, not Burlington. How does the history behind this work and is it worth owning it or should it be sold? Guest: Sam Merulla, Ward 4 Councillor, City of Hamilton - Nearly everyone working a 5-day work week would agree that Monday's are the worst and Friday's are the best day of the week. A 4-day work week would make every weekend a long weekend and there's no way that could be a bad thing for employees but could it

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Jason Farr joins us to discuss SoBi and some positive...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/06/02

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Podcast - George Floyd, do we still want space...

Scott Radley Show ·

2020/05/30

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