The government is giving out money left, right and centre but surely it can't continue forever. What would happen if the government shut off the taps? How much longer can the government keep the money flowing?

Guest: Marvin Ryder, Associate Professor of Marketing, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University

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Uber, the owners of the Social Bicycle bike share program in Hamilton, plan to end their support of the program which has sparked the conversation about whether the city should take over. Scott spoke with Ward 2 councillor Jason Farr about this and now he wants to know your opinion and what you think should be done about SoBi.

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If you are old enough to remember the name Christine Jessop, you probably remember a lot of details from the case including the fact that her killer still has never been found. A Global News documentary takes another look into the case. Scott talks with the man producing and reporting on this.

Guest: Eric Sorensen, Senior National Affairs Correspondent, Global News

There's a lot of people who are collecting government support even though they don't need it and in some cases don't even qualify. What should be done about these people who are stealing from you?

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CHL hockey players will now be paid to play! A class-action lawsuit was recently settled with a ruling in favour of players who compete in leagues like the OHL Now that they're paid employees, what will their salaries look like? What about benefits?

Guest: Dr. Simon Black, Assistant Professor, Labour Studies, Brock University

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If you haven't heard of Joe Rogan from his time on TV or through his podcast, you'll probably about him through the news now that he's signed a contract with Spotify to continue his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, for $100 million. How will this landmark deal impact the world of podcasting and entertainment as a whole?

Guest: Robert Thompson, Director, Bleier Center for Television & Popular Culture, Syracuse University

Hamilton's SoBi bike sharing program, owned by Uber Technologies, could be coming to an end despite contractual obligations. Can they do this and if so, should the City of Hamilton be on the hook to keep the program going?

Guest: Jason Farr, Ward 2 Councillor

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The Grey Cup has been awarded numerous times but this year may be different. If it gets played, one team will get a true home field advantage for the CFL's championship game. How will it be decided which team will get that advantage and how will that impact the massive amount of planning needed for an event as big as the Grey Cup?

Guest: Rick Zamperin, Sports Director, Global News Radio 900 CHML

The current school year has been cancelled however report cards are still set to be released and promotion to the next grade is still likely to happen. Job action took away time from this school year and now a pandemic has cancelled the rest of it, how will students make up an entire year of school that's been lost? Scott has an idea and he opens the phone lines to find out yours.

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There's still interest in bidding to bring the Commonwealth Games to Hamilton. Has the COVID-19 pandemic removed our ability to host something on this scale or could it provide the economic stimulation we need?

Guest: Lou Frapporti, Board member and spokesperson for Hamilton Commonwealth Games 2026 Bid Corporation

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What do you think of sports drafts? Is Wayne Gretzky more than just the greatest hockey player of all time or is it possible he was the greatest athlete of all time? Scott chats with Don Robertson to get his take on these questions and more in Sports Talk with Don Robertson.

Guest: Don Robertson, Broker of Record, ComChoice Realty and Owner & Head Coach of the Dundas Real McCoys

Post-secondary institutions across the country have closed their campuses and thus curbed much of campus life which is dissuading a lot of students from enrolling this year. What kind of impact could this have on universities, colleges and how hard it'll be to get accepted?

Guest: Ken Steele, Chief Futurist, Eduvation & education expert

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Smoking has come to define unhealthy habits but there are some studies that suggest it may a helpful aspect in the fight against COVID-19. Scott checks in with Dr. Ahmad Firas Khalid to find out if there's any credibility to this and more.

Guest: Dr. Ahmad Firas Khalid, Health Policy PhD graduate and Queen Elizabeth Scholar in Strengthening Health Systems

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The CFL has asked for a bailout from the federal government for up to $150 million. What do the people of Western Canada think of all this? Should the CFL get any help from the government?

Guest: Rod Pedersen, former play-by-play announcer, Saskatchewan Roughriders & Host, The Rod Pedersen Show
             Kevin Waugh, MP for Saskatoon-Grasswood