Despite an increase in the talks about mental health and how our interactions affect others, reports are showing an increase in the number of bullying cases. Why is this happening and is there something we can do to fix this number?

Guest: Kathleen Hilchey, anti-bullying expert & conflict coach

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We all have a game show we love watching and for some people, that show is Jeopardy. We all know that you've got to be extremely smart to be on the show but what actually goes into the auditioning process? Are there tactics and strategies that players can follow while on the show? Well lucky for Hamilton, we have two people who have gone through this process and have appeared on the show.

Guest: Peter Dyakowski, Jeopardy contestant
            Bridget Ker, Jeopardy contestant

Following the death of Tony Musitano, Scott speaks to award-winning crime writer James Dubro to find out more about Tony’s life and his role in the Canada’s mob history.

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Why has church attendance dropped over the past decades? Scott talks with David Haskell about the phenomenon, and why it is happening.

Guest: David Haskell, Associate Professor, Digital Media and Journalism/Religion and Culture, Wilfrid Laurier University.

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Is the 'Drake Curse' real? Bubba O’Neil, sports anchor at CHCH, joins Scott to answer this question.

We have heard that the judicial inquiry into the Red Hill Parkway could cost over $7 million and may take longer than a year. Why is this, is there a more efficient way to go about things? Scott voices his concerns, and opens the phones to hear what other Hamiltonians have to say.
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Time to talk chocolate – Scott is joined by Lena Almaida of Chocolats Favoris, to discuss the history and future of chocolate, and what chocolate lovers will want to know before the Easter weekend. And she brought samples!
Guest: Lena Almaida, Lifestyle Expert
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Luke Vermeer, long-time friend of the Scott Radley Show and technical producer with 900 CHML, is brought into the studio for a special occasion, and so Scott can get his thoughts on the strange story of one man’s unsettling DNA heritage test results.
Guest: Luke Vermeer
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This week is the 30th anniversary of ‘Field of Dreams.’ The classic film was adapted from W. P. Kinsella’s novel ‘Shoeless Joe.’ In honour of the anniversary, Scott replays his interview with the late W. P. Kinsella. If you missed it in the early years of the Scott Radley Show, now is your chance to the author’s thoughts on life imitating art, the real life people who inspired he story, and how drastically different the ending of ‘Field of Dreams’ could have been.
Guest: W. P. Kinsella

A new stem cell has been discovered by researchers at McMaster University. It's being called the 'kingpin' of stem cells but just what are they really and how will this discovery influence the diagnosis and treatment of cancer? How long will it be before we see the impact of this discovery? Years? Decades?

Guest: Dr. Mick Bhatia, Director of McMaster University's Stem Cell and Cancer Research Institute

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People often search for advice before they get married and Bob Maguire is no different. What does set him apart is who he asked for advice from, the Premiers of Canada's provinces. Who has responded to him and what did they say?

Guest: Bob Maguire, Former Mohawk College Broadcast Student & Husband-to-be

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Chernobyl is a name that sparks both intrigue and horror. A nuclear meltdown rendered the Ukrainian town uninhabitable but after 32 years, it's becoming a tourist destination that's hosting around 72,000 people a year. Why would someone want to visit Chernobyl and if people are returning, does that mean it's safe? Scott talks with someone who's been there and what it's like.

Guest: Cheryl Reed, Journalist & Professor of Magazine, News and Digital Journalism at Syracuse University's Newhouse School

France's Notre Dame Cathedral is going up in flames. Despite the fact that we won't be able to perfectly recreate the historical building, it wouldn't be the first time it's had a major rebuild. Should it be rebuilt once again? Why was the Cathedral built in the first place and what kind of significance does it hold for the French people?

Guest: Dr. David Bell, Historian of France at Princeton University

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A report is saying that box office numbers have been on the decline this year compared to previous years. What's been causing these low numbers and should Hollywood start getting worried? Is streaming bringing the end of going to the cinema or is it as simple as there aren't any good movies being made?

Guest: Dr. Scott Henderson, Professor of Pop Culture, Popular Cinema and Film Theory at Brock University

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For a while it felt almost as though Tiger Woods was the heel of golf but now that he's having a come back that now includes a fifth win at The Masters Tournament, does that mean we should start praising and loving him? Should Nazim Kadri received a harsher punishment than being suspended for the rest of the Leafs' playoff series against the Boston Bruins? Scott and Don Robertson answer these questions and more in Sports Talk.

Guest: Don Robertson of the Dundas Real McCoys