CRTC podcast registration garners criticism, Can we provide more mental health support despite a lack of money?, What are the best skills for job searchers? & Why would you not want to be rich and/or famous?
The federal government's decision to require podcasts that earn $10m/year register with the CRTC has garnered criticism. Are we witnessing the death of freedom of expression?\nGuest: Jeffrey Dvorkin, Senior Fellow at Massey College, Former Director of Journalism at the University of Toronto-Scarborough and author of \u201cTrusting the News in a Digital Age\u201d\n-\nThere are calls to expand mental health and addiction support in Hamilton but is the money there to do it?\nGuest: Tammy Hwang,\xa0Councillor, Ward 4 with the City of Hamilton\n-\nWhat are the best skills in demand by employers nowadays & how has working from home changed the game?\nGuest: Tara Parry, Director with Robert Half\n-\nWe have all dreamed about life with fame and fortune at some point in time. Are things as great as we might imagine or is there a darker side than what we can comprehend?\nGuest:\xa0Paul Berton, Editor-in-chief of The Hamilton Spectator & Author, "Misfortune and Fame: 10 Reasons You Don't Want to be Rich (or Famous)"