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

Delegations were heard before council again yesterday over the encampment issue. And the court battle over encampments is expected to go on over the next few days. What’s the latest in this saga? 

GUEST: Wade Poziomka. Partner, Ross & McBride. Co-Counsel for HAMSMART and Keeping Six

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A survey this week from Angus Reid shows that parents are wanting to get their kids aged 5-11 vaccinated ASAP. 

Guest: Dave Korzinski, Angus Reid Institute

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St. Joe’s is the first hospital in Ontario with antibody therapy clinics for COVID. Dr. Zain Chagla is running this clinic and joins Radley to discuss this as well as what we should be cautious about for getting out of Stage 3. 

Guest: Dr. Zain Chagla, an Infectious Disease Specialist with St. Joseph’s Hospital and an Associate Professor in the Division of Infectious Diseases and Department of Medicine with McMaster University

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Kids are playing the Squid Game at recess. This is inspired by the hit Netflix K-Drama Squid Game which has caught the world’s attention. But why has this caught kids’ attention? 

GUEST: Tony Volk, Brock University Professor in the Department of Child and Youth Studies and an Associate Member in the Department of Psychology, Brock University

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A recent survey between Home Equity & Ryerson’s National Institute on Aging says that 77% of Canadians between ages 55-69 are worried about their retirement finances. 

GUEST: Dr. Bonnie Jeanne-MacDonald, co-author on our recent report — Canadian Perspectives on the Financial Realities of Ageing in Place. Dr. MacDonald is an internationally recognized expert on the financial health of Canada's ageing population, including options for ageing at home and securing lifetime retirement income

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Who are the best all time fictional detectives? A piece on the website Mashable lists some of the greatest from the Hardy Boys to Hercule Poirot to Jack Reacher and Dexter. 

GUEST: Robert Thompson, Founding Director of the Bleier Centre for Television and Popular Culture at Syracuse University