Jose Fernandez tragically passed away in a boat accidents, Mylan Hicks of the Calgary Stampeders was gunned down outside a club and Arnold Palmer passed away. The final of the World Cup begins tomorrow as Canada (predictably) takes on Team Europe (shockingly). Is there any intrigue to this matchup or is Canada gonna roll through the Europeans. David Ortiz is currently on the final leg of his retirement tour through baseball, but why should non-Red Sox fans care? Especially this is the third year in a row with one of these tours.

Scott and the brightest panel in Hamilton radio discuss how Hamilton students are struggling with math, the Order of Canada, and more. Guests: Sandy Shaw and Jeff Storey

With so many serious stories occuring around the world and in our own backyards why are we so focused on the split up of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie?

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are splitting up and people are freaking out.

There has not been a lot of good news around Hamilton's waterfalls lately, should they still be used as a selling point for the city? And Scott breaks down the weird and wonderful baby names that he has come across lately.

Hamilton's waterfalls have created a rather successful tourism industry but also some problems for the residents near them as well as the people visiting them.

A new treatment for gastro-intestinal problems is gaining some steam in Hamilton. Guest - Dr. Nikhil Pai Justin Trudeau said at the UN that fear has never created jobs, is that true?

Tonight's panel features Scott Urquhart and Sara Cain.

Robert Badgerow was convicted of murder in his first trial but both of his appeals have ended in hung juries leading to this fourth trial. Guest - Susan Clairmont Many great sports movies have had legendary athletes, but until now they had no hall of fame of their own. Guest - Kirk Buchner The Hamilton Tiger-Cast look to rebound from a disappointing loss to the Argonauts with a home date against the Montreal Alouettes. The perfect remedy or another chance for a slip up. Guest - Rick Zamperin

There have been many great sports movies about fictional athletes and one local man thinks that it's time they had their own hall of fame.

Everyone has heard about the five second rule but does the science back it up? Guest - Dr. Dan Schaffner Ferguson Jenkins is the greatest pitcher to ever come out of Canada and is the only Canadian member of the baseball hall of fame. Guest - Fergie Jenkins This summer has been a weak one for blockbusters at the movies, why is that? Guest - John Campea

Everyone and their mother has heard of the five second rule but how much truth does it hold?

Canada Post is looking for new ways to increase revenue and one of those ways may be delivering marijuana should it be legalized. The Hamilton Spectator has had many great photos in it over the years, now a new art exhibition has opened to show off some of the best ones. Guest - Cathie Coward Guest - Mike Hanley The CFL Hall of Fame is moved to Tim Horton's Field but it isn't open yet. This despite the fact that the hall of fame game is on Friday. Guest - Mark DeNobile

Cam Newton took a beating on Thursday night with numerous shots straight to his head that went uncalled. After everything that has happened regarding concussions how is this acceptable?

Is criticism of Hillary Clinton sexist? Should schools be wrapper free? Do kids need more education about sexuality in this new technological age? These topics and more with Teri Pecoskie and Connie Smith

Supercrawl is one of the best events in the city and this year's incarnation looks to be a good one. Guest - Tim Potocic Tim Tebow was signed to a minor league contract by the New York Mets, will he succeed? Guest - Bubba O'Neil This week's countdown is on the top 10 songs with their own dance.

A PC leadership candidate wants to screen immigrants. Guest - Matt Gurney With the World Cup of Hockey coming up what can we learn about hockey from advanced stats. Guest - Rob Vollman The CFL and NFL have partnered to give officials experience in each league. Guest - Dave Foxcroft

Today Jen Watson and Mike Fortune join Scott to talk about many different topics.

It seems like people are more concerned about economic news when the economy is in a downswing. Guest - Marvin Ryder On Monday McMaster and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats will take on Toronto opponents in their Labour Day matchups. Guest - Mike Morreale What are the top ten sing-along songs. 

Some scientists say that it should be impossible to hit a ball going that fast. But then why can Josh Donaldson hit the ball as much as he does? Guest - Jason Sherwin Hamilton has just one single person with a PGA Tour card, and that is Mackenzie Hughes. Guest - Mackenzie Hughes Sources say that 50% of college students are experiencing mental health issues. Guest - Dr. Gene Beresin

Millennials now make up a large percentage of the city, what does that mean for Hamilton? Guest - Leah Swartz If you have a vintage car sometimes you may want a vintage road legal license plate to go with it. Guest - Eric Vettoretti How has getting ready to go back to school changed since the 70s. Guest - Jamie West

Colin Kaepernick refused to stand during the national anthem of a preseason game this past weekend as a form of protest. Was what he did too much?

Are we spending enough on our Olympic athletes? Should there be a tax for stupidity? Are the Ticats the class of the CFL? And what makes a person classy?

Obviously people know about accents from around the world but what about us, do we have one? Guest - Michael Iannozzi McMaster opens their season on Sunday night, what can we expect this year? Guest - Asher Hastings Guest - Danny Vandervoort