The Good Morning Hamilton Podcast w/ Guest Host Scott Radley:

Worry and buyers remorse is starting to rise as the housing market cools. 

GUEST: Lou Piriano, President of the Realtor Association of Hamilton/Burlington

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The Commonwealth Games bid came up for discussion again during GIC yesterday. 

GUEST: Lou Frapporti, spokesperson for Hamilton100 team

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This Saturday will see the release of Weir Beer at Shaun & Ed Brewery. 

GUEST: Mike Weir, Professional Golfer.  

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The reviews are coming in for Top Gun Maverick and they’re saying that it’s an amazing sequel that’s ‘certified fresh’. What makes a good sequel and why do many sequels pale in comparison to the original? 

GUEST: Robert Thompson, Trustee Professor of television, radio and film; Director of the Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture at Syracuse University.

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30 years in the music business and Hanson is still growing strong. With a new album coming up and a tour making a stop this summer in Toronto, Taylor Hanson joins Scott Radley. 

GUEST: Taylor Hanson, musician in the band Hanson. 

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The Good Morning Hamilton Podcast w/ Guest Host Scott Radley:

Gas Prices are now at the 2 dollar mark or around there… and it is expected to continue to rise. 

GUEST: Dan McTeague, President of Canadians for Affordable​Energy, Former Liberal MP. CALL 647-220-0114

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Is return to travel in Canada up in the air? 

GUEST: Ambarish Chandra, Associate Professor of Economic Analysis and Policy, Department of Management, University of Toronto Scarborough

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A study from Standford suggests that smoking dope has a correlation with heart disease. 

GUEST: Dr. Mark Chandy, Scientist, Robarts Research Institute, Western University.

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It’s No Mow May – originally a UK movement that saw people forgo mowing their lawns to help nature out. 

GUEST: Andrew Holland, National Media Relations Director, Nature Conservancy of Canada.

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A survey from NordVPN has delved into the behaviours of not just Canadians but other cultures when it comes to taking their phone to the bathroom. 

GUEST: Patricia Cerniauskaite, NordVPN

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CFLPA members in Hamilton stood together yesterday to show support during the players strike. 

GUEST: Peter Dyakowski, former Hamilton Tiger-Cats player, former Jeopardy contestant and former MP candidate

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A new mentoring program has been launched to assist Hamilton based film, music and fashion entrepreneurs who identify as women, transgender, non binary and non confirming individuals.  

GUEST: Debbie Spence, Business Development Consultant- Creative Industries- City of Hamilton

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The Good Morning Hamilton Podcast w/ Guest Host Scott Radley:

How did the leaders fare last night in the debate? 

GUEST: Dr. Kathy Brock, Program Director, Professor and Senior Fellow, School of Policy studies, Queen’s University

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A new study from Generation Squeeze says that Ontario just suffered the worst erosion of housing affordability in the last half century

GUEST: Paul Kershaw, University of BC professor, public speaker, regular media contributor and Founder of Generation Squeeze

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A new mentoring program has been launched to assist Hamilton based film, music and fashion entrepreneurs who identify as women, transgender, non binary and non confirming individuals.  

GUEST: Debbie Spence, Business Development Consultant- Creative Industries- City of Hamilton

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The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall are on tour in Canada. 

GUEST: Nathan Tidridge, Waterdown high teacher and author of six books on the Crown and its role in Canada

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A bylaw that prohibits drinking in public parks… isn’t actually on the books. So if you’ve been ticketed in the past few years, you could get a refund from the city. Will this change? 

GUEST: John Paul Danko, Ward 8 Councillor, City of Hamilton

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Canada’s top court has ruled that extreme intoxication is a defence for violence crimes. 

GUEST: Jordan Donich, Criminal Lawyer, Donich Law

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The Good Morning Hamilton Podcast w/ Guest Host Scott Radley:

There is a debate tonight for the provincial election. Where are we at in the campaign and how are things shaping up ahead of tonight’s debate. 

GUEST: Colin D’Mello, Queen’s Park Bureau Chief, Global News.

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Scientists last week said that they may have found an explanation as to why SIDS occurs in some infants. 

GUEST: Mary Margaret Murphy, Executive Director, Baby’s Breath Canada.

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Spain has decided to offer three days a month off work to women for menstrual leave. 

GUEST: Fiona Martyn, Associate at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP

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Why are cryptomarkets seeing a lot of volatility? Is that market crashing? 

GUEST: George Bragues, Adjunct Professor, University of Guelph

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The LRT subcommittee meets today! 

GUEST:  Ian Borsuk, Environment Hamilton

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CFL teams are canceling training camp as talks break off. 

GUEST: Steve Milton, The Hamilton Spectator

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The Ontario Medical Association has released a report card that rates political parties' plans for health care.  A new report delves into the pandemic's impact on the health and wellbeing of nurses in Ontario.  The Leafs and Lightning are going to a Game 7.  The Hamilton Tiger-Cats kick off training camp this weekend at McMaster University.  The Hamilton Bulldogs are one win away from completing their second straight playoff series sweep.  And a 'super flower blood moon' lunar eclipse will appear Sunday night.

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The Baby Show will be held in Toronto this weekend. New parents will learn various tips, including how they can get some rest at night.

GUEST: Alanna McGinn, Toronto's leading sleep expert and founder of Good Night Sleep Site

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City council has approved a motion to improve safety along Main and King streets.  A new poll indicates Ontario’s PC Party is well on its way to winning the June 2nd election.  A vote on abortion rights in the U.S. Senate has failed.  Canada’s Competition Bureau wants to stop Rogers from gobbling up Shaw Communications.  And a passenger on a single-engine Cessna plane in Florida was forced to land the aircraft after the pilot became incapacitated.

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 A preliminary finding from a black led, pan-Canadian research program shows black students are more than capable of higher learning but a factor preventing them is that they still don’t see themselves in that world.

GUEST: Juliet Daniel, Professor, Associate Dean, Research & International Relations, McMaster University

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A protest is being held at city hall in response to the rise in fatal collisions involving pedestrians in Hamilton.  The Brott Music Festival has introduced its new interim director.  As food prices continue to rise in Canada, many families are augmenting their grocery shopping habits.  The group behind a new report on Autism hopes it leads to the development of a National Autism Strategy.  A new study shows black students still don't see themselves belonging at university.  And the Women's Canadian Club of Hamilton is calling for nominations for the Woman of Spirit Award

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