How close are we to the financial end times? Is the longest Grey Cup drought ending this year? How legitimate are the recent claims that the US government has an intact UFO? & Our love of the shows and performers we watched as children

Scott Radley Show

English - June 09, 2023 01:03 - 50 minutes - ★★★★★ - 1 rating
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How close are we to the financial end times? While some are trying to make it sound sooner rather than later others seem to be convinced it's far off into the future. Where do we sit in actuality?
Guest: Eric Kam, Professor of Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, International Monetary Economics, Implications of Monetary Growth, with Toronto Metropolitan University
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The Hamilton Tiger-Cats will be starting their regular season tomorrow night and with that comes the question that's on everyone's lips, is this the year? Will the Ticats win the Grey Cup and bring an end to the league's longest drought?
Guest: Steve Foxcroft, NFL Chain-Gang Member, Vice-President, Fluke Transport
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Could aliens not only exist but have visited Earth? Could the US government have alien technology in its possession? Someone is not only claiming that they do but this person is doing so with some serious credentials behind them. Is that enough?
Guest: Chris Rutkowski, Ufologist and Science Writer
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Why do we have such an affinity for the shows and performers we watched as kids? The recent passing of Commander Tom brings about a wave of nostalgia and sadness for those who grew up with him. On a somewhat unrelated note, is Bryan Cranston actually semi-retired from acting or is he just saying that?
Guest: Bill Brioux, Television Critic and Author

How close are we to the financial end times? While some are trying to make it sound sooner rather than later others seem to be convinced it's far off into the future. Where do we sit in actuality?

Guest: Eric Kam, Professor of Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, International Monetary Economics, Implications of Monetary Growth, with Toronto Metropolitan University

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats will be starting their regular season tomorrow night and with that comes the question that's on everyone's lips, is this the year? Will the Ticats win the Grey Cup and bring an end to the league's longest drought?

Guest: Steve Foxcroft, NFL Chain-Gang Member, Vice-President, Fluke Transport

Could aliens not only exist but have visited Earth? Could the US government have alien technology in its possession? Someone is not only claiming that they do but this person is doing so with some serious credentials behind them. Is that enough?

Guest: Chris Rutkowski, Ufologist and Science Writer

Why do we have such an affinity for the shows and performers we watched as kids? The recent passing of Commander Tom brings about a wave of nostalgia and sadness for those who grew up with him. On a somewhat unrelated note, is Bryan Cranston actually semi-retired from acting or is he just saying that?

Guest: Bill Brioux, Television Critic and Author