How do taphophiles find long lost headstones? Is Georges St-Pierre ready to return to the octagon? What did Martin Luther do 500 years ago today?
A Halloween trademark is the headstone; but what happens when headstones fall over and get buried over time? Good thing we've got taphophiles like Mike Brown in Hamilton! Mike's unusual hobby of uncovering headstones helps families find the long lost graves of family members which prompted Scott to catch up with him to find out more about both himself and his hobby.\n\nGuest: Mike Brown, Headstone Uncoverer-Getting hit in the head isn't anything new in football but when a player hits another player in the head deliberately and aggressively with a clear intent to injure that's not right on its own. When that player that delivers the hit doesn't get a suspension or fine of any sort the NFL can't say it cares about its players health. Clearly something isn't right with this scenario. Something that isn't quite so easy to make a decision on is Georges St-Pierre's decision to return to the UFC. Does he have what it takes to be competitive in the octagon?\n\nGuest: Bubba O'Neil, Sports Anchor at CHCH-500 years ago today, Martin Luther posted his 95 Theses on the Wittenberg Door. This act and his ideas splintered the Catholic Church and started the Protestant Reformation. Believe it or not, this event has impacted nearly every aspect of your life. What do you think the world would be like if Martin Luther never existed?\n\nGuest: Dr. David Haskell, Professor of Religion and Culture at Wilfrid Laurier University