What started as a hypothetical conversation with tonight's guest, Mike Fortune, took a surprising turn and revealed something new about Scott Radley. Check out the full podcast of the Scott Radley Show for more, including his and Mike's conversation about changes in the impaired driving laws and the Toronto Blue Jays.

Guest: Mike Fortune, of Cable 14

Councillor Jason Farr talks with Scott Radley about the support Hamilton City Council could offer to a Grey Cup bid. The big question is, how likely is City Council willing to help?

Guest: Ward 2 COuncillor Jason Far

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Paul Ford is an actor with a physical disability, and an advocate for disabled actors. He joins Scott to discuss the controversy surrounding Brian Cranston’s performance as a man with quadriplegia, in the new film ‘The Upside.’

Guest: Paul Ford, Actor and Advocate

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The CFL has recently lost players to the NFL, and some are seeing this as a badge of honour. But is it ultimately good or bad for the league? Rick Zamperin breaks this down with Scott. And they also discuss dubious choices for dinner.

Guest: Rick Zamperin, News and Senior Sports Director with 900 CHML Globale News Radio, host of the 5th Quarter Podcast

Scott takes a moment to share some dating advice, that you would think would be obvious, for anyone looking for love online. And, of course, he shares the unfortunate that inspired this segment.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced three byelections that will be held in February, including in the B.C. riding where NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is vying for a seat. How will the results of a B.C. byelection ultimately have an impact on the 2019 federal election?

Guest: Tim Harper, political commentator with the Toronto Star

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A mother in British Columbia, as well as two men, have been charged after they allegedly filmed the takedown of a 28-year-old man she says arrived to have sex with her 13-year-old daughter.

Scott asks callers if they agree with what she did.

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Scott is joined by CHCH's Bubba O'Neil for their first sports discussion of 2019. Does Vince Carter deserve to have his number retired by the Toronto Raptors? What about honouring him with a statue?

Guest: Bubba O'Neil, sports anchor with CHCH

The trade deadlines for the OHL are this week, and a question has been raised: is trading in junior hockey a grotesque practice which is unfair to the young players who could have their lives uprooted? Teri Pecoskie, who covers the Hamilton Bulldogs for the Hamilton Spectator, joins Scott to break down this question and share her thoughts on the practice of trading.
Guest: Teri Pecoskie, Sport journalist
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Scott was recently shown a Youtube channel he found fascinating and uplifting. The channel, SBSK, featured interviews with kids and adults of diverse neurotypes and/or those who live with mental and physical health conditions. SBSK (originally called "Special Books for Special Kids") has a long history with a few twists to it, but has found a place online to share stories we may not always get to hear. Now the cofounder of SBSK, Alyssa Porter, joins Scott to talk about SBSK's mission, and explain its name.
Guest: Alyssa Porter, Executive Director and cofounder of Special Books for Special Kids
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